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For snapshooters who want to capture their memories in a fun and unique way, Kodak has unveiled its first black & white one-time-use camera in the U.S.
The Kodak Black & White one-time-use camera features a 400-speed film that can be processed at any photofinisher and like the Kodak Max HQ camera, includes an Ektanar lens for sharper, clearer pictures.
from South Berwick, ME on 2/7/2007
Comments about Kodak Black & White Single-Use Camera:
This is a great single-use black and white camera I keep with me as a backup to my film camera. I was very surprised with the nice clear photos it made. It has a very sharp lens, and takes great pictures in daylight, and even cloudy weather. The flash is not too powerful, but works great indoors up to about 5 to 10 feet. This camera is not so good for close-ups. You must bee at least 5 feet away for the photos to turn out sharp. The quality of the pictures is based a lot on where you get the film developed. Bring it to a quality film developer for best results. It can be developed in the normal one hour labs.