Disposable Cameras

Choose a disposable camera for the way you shoot

Compare single-use film cameras by exposure count, flash and shooting conditions. For indoor parties and evening photos, choose a flash model and follow its stated flash range. For a waterproof model, check the product details: waterproof does not automatically mean it has a flash.

Kodak and Fujifilm flash cameras

Kodak FunSaver pairs 27 exposures of ISO 800 colour film with a manual flash. Fujifilm QuickSnap offers 27 exposures of ISO 400 colour film and a built-in flash. Both are simple point-and-shoot choices for trips, celebrations and everyday photos.

More frames and distinctive designs

OneShot Half Frame gives you 54 exposures on a single roll. The Irohas Single-Use Camera has 24 exposures and Australian-themed designs. For a Melbourne-inspired design, explore the CAMDI Route 86 disposable camera. Availability varies by model.

Disposable cameras for weddings, parties and travel

A single-use camera is easy to share with guests or carry on a trip. Check the number of exposures before choosing how many cameras you need. For indoor wedding receptions or parties, a built-in flash helps with nearby subjects; it will not light up a whole venue. Wind the film on and charge the flash as directed for each model.

After shooting: developing and scanning

When you finish, bring the whole camera to a lab without opening it. Irohas Photo offers film developing and scanning. Check prices and turnaround times for your chosen lab, or use our mail-in film service from elsewhere in Australia. Check each camera’s product page for any developing offer.