All about disposable cameras

Photography has become an integral part of many people's lives. There are a large number of cameras and photo cameras that are used to get great shots. Let's take a closer look at such a gadget as disposable cameras.

Disposable cameras are notable primarily for their attractive price - such a device can be purchased for up to 2,000 rubles. Along with the, cameras of this type are very easy to use, compact and convenient. And also connoisseurs of film cameras and those who are just learning to shoot will be glad to see them. As a rule, such cameras are immediately loaded with film, on which you can shoot from 20 to 40 frames. They are perfect for travel, various tourist trips, even as a small souvenir to a close friend.

There are several types of disposable cameras.

• The simplest and most affordable cameras - no flash. They can be used mainly outdoors or in very bright rooms.

• Flash cameras have more to offer - they perfectly shoot both outdoors and indoors with almost any degree of shade.

• Waterproof. Such cameras are perfect for sea recreation, underwater photography and hiking trips.

• Instant cameras. Once upon a time such cameras, for example, Polaroid, were at the peak of popularity. It was only necessary to press a button - and almost immediately get the finished photo. Such devices are in demand now.

• Relative novelty - cardboard ultra-thin cameras that you can even carry in your pocket.

• Disposable Cameras incredibly easy to use and do not require any special skills. In most cases, all you need to do is just press the shutter button, take the required number of photos and send the film to print along with the device itself. It should be noted that the device, as a rule, does not return, because when the film is removed, the case simply breaks and cannot be restored. Actually, this is what follows from the name of the cameras - disposable. In the case of instant cameras, even less effort is required, because there is no need to develop and print photos - they immediately exit the photo compartment ready-made.

There are many companies producing disposable cameras, but the largest ones will be presented here.

• Kodak Is a company that has long established itself as a manufacturer of quality products. Kodak cameras are easy to use and generally unpretentious. Although it is believed that disposable cameras cannot be recharged, there are still craftsmen who were able to disassemble the camera and change the film cassette. However, this is not recommended.

• Polaroid. This corporation needs no introduction: in the late 70s of the last century, it made a splash in the world of cameras, creating such a miracle of technology as an instant camera. Many people remember the feeling of a fairy tale, when immediately after a click, a finished photograph came out of the compartment. The company does not stand still and produces instant printing machines now. These are much more convenient and compact cameras, they even have a tripod mount, and charge very easily - from micro USB.

• Fujifilm Is another large company. She also introduces the instant camera. No need to waste time developing and waiting for several days.All you have to do is click on a button and the photo will appear. Under this brand, the usual disposable film apparatus with ISO 1600 High Speed ​​photographic film is also produced. This is a camera with flash and battery included.

• IKEA. A cardboard and fully biodegradable Knappa camera was created for this large Swedish company. This camera is designed for 40 shots. After shooting, you can connect it via the built-in USB to the computer and transfer the photos to the desired folder. The camera can then be simply thrown away without leaving any harmful residue. Perhaps this is one of the best solutions for improving the environment.

Disposable AGFA LeBox camera flash is presented in the video below.