Kodak Funsaver Quick Review and Sample Photos

The Kodak Funsaver is currently the best disposable camera out there. It's somewhat cheap, has a pretty cool film loaded inside and is easy to use. In this video, I go through a quick review of the camera and show a lot of sample photos. There's even some samples of reloaded black and white film at the end, as well as some video of the lens being used in a mirrorless camera.

[@oxoelfoxo]

i wish makers of disposable cameras would take back used ones with the goal of disposing of the plastics & other materials responsibly!

[@GoneWithFilm]

They do, or at least they used to. Kodak and Fujifilm had disposable camera recycling programs in the western countries and Japan, but not in our country.

[@bastien7091]

this photos make me a little bit nostalgic in the good way

[@niccxxl]

great review!

[@pastourmadotiropitas1878]

is it good for taking photos in dark places, such a club with low lights?

[@GoneWithFilm]

It can take photos in the dark but I wouldn't call it good. In dark places the film photos will be lit only by the flash, club lights won't be visible. Subjects will have that "deer in the headlight" look.

[@zangdc7904]

how many shot photos of this camera sir?

[@GoneWithFilm]

27, but sometimes they go up to 28 or 29 shots

[@ulrichnsenge9696]

And what happened after the 27-29 shots ?? I should buy another camera ??😢

[@GoneWithFilm]

@@ulrichnsenge9696 The camera won't take pictures once the film is finished. The film needs to be taken out and then sent to a photo lab for developing. The camera *can* be reloaded and there are videos on YT on how to do it. but it's not an easy process and must be done in complete darkness.

[@ulrichnsenge9696]

Thank you 🙏🏾

[@tanishaarora677]

how to transfer photos from this camera to phone , please reply!!!

[@GoneWithFilm]

Is the film developed already? If not, have it developed first at a lab. Once developed, the film needs to be scanned and converted to digital. Then it can be transferred to a phone.

[@tanishaarora677]

@@GoneWithFilm thank you sir for replying 🫶🏻! do you have any knowledge about the same for harman disposable black and white camera????

[@GoneWithFilm]

@@tanishaarora677 camera quality is similar, only difference is the film is black and white

[@tanishaarora677]

@@GoneWithFilm i meant how to get the photos in the phone ?

[@GoneWithFilm]

@@tanishaarora677 same thing, have it developed by a lab and have them scan it, might be more expensive since ita more labor intensive for black and white