10 Disposable Flash Cameras for £15

lordra

Best of British Disposable Flash Camera - Indoor/Outdoor with film 27 Exposures - 10 Pack

http://www.mymemory.co.uk/Cameras/MyMemory/Best-of-British-Disposable-Flash-Camera---Indoor_Outdoor-with-film-27-Exposures---10-Pack

can be used as underwater cams with a waterproof bag or something, even as gifts or for kids to mess around with...!

Easy to use! :money:

Middlestitch

Add on the developing costs for the films and these undoubtedly cheap cameras start to look a bit pricey....!

Lurker-no-more

I send my child off to camp with one of these rather than an expensive digital, so at £1.50 a pop that's a bargain price. I last paid £7.50 BOGOF.

Savvybunny2009

On page 28 of this weeks What's on TV magazine (52p) there is a coupon to get a free single use camera from Martin's, McColl's or RS McColl. Valid until the 27/05.

You could get 10 for £5.20, £9.80 cheaper than the op's price. Looks like the camera's are printed with The Big Wedding, but you could easily remove the printed box if it's not a wedding purchase.

immie

Thanks OP and SavvyBunny!
I've found the cheapest place to get films developed is Asda, if you ask for 'CD only', it's about £2 for the developing and £1 for the CD.

You can have up to 4 films on 1 CD. (though the developing might have gone up in price since last year).

Then you can print only the good pics as digital images (5p per photo).:j

If you have the patience you can pay for developing only and scan it yourself, but I always just pay the extra £1 lol.

The downside is only the really big stores have a photo lab.
If you're after super high quality results for a reasonable price I'd recommend photoexpresss.co.uk

quoia

Savvybunny2009 wrote: »

On page 28 of this weeks What's on TV magazine (52p) there is a coupon to get a free single use camera from Martin's, McColl's or RS McColl. Valid until the 27/05.

You could get 10 for £5.20, £9.80 cheaper than the op's price. Looks like the camera's are printed with The Big Wedding, but you could easily remove the printed box if it's not a wedding purchase.

Understand that these may be in very short supply - someone reported their McColl's had only been provided with :eek: ONE :eek: to give away. :rotfl:

As for buying them

10 for £5 (actually £6.99 including the £1.99 P&P)

Having said that it appears to be £1.99 P&P irrespective of how many you buy.

I've just put 20 packs into my basket - delivered for £101.99 - that's 200 cameras for 51p each

SAVE EVEN MORE - Go via QUIDCO or TOPCASHBACK and get 7% cashback

If you're buying a lot it might be worth joining their "Ideal Extras Club" and getting an EXTRA 10% off these prices - presumably making them £4.50 a pack

Anyway - the cameras ...

24 exposure - 200 ASA
(Picture appears to show they have a flash)

IGNORE the "12" quantity in the heading - does appear it is ONLY TEN

http://www.idealworld.tv/Disposable_Cameras_Pack_of_12.aspx

Splurge

Thanks op although does anyone actually use disposable camera anymore?!

pretzelnut

oh boy the last tim ei used a disposable camera it cos me £8 to develop and that was 15 years ago.

lordra

I thought it would be good for the young 'uns and for any underwater photography... We have our phones for normal usage...
And its good to let the little ones know what we oldies grew up with!

lordra

immie wrote: »

I've found the cheapest place to get films developed is Asda, if you ask for 'CD only', it's about £2 for the developing and £1 for the CD.

You can have up to 4 films on 1 CD. (though the developing might have gone up in price since last year).

Then you can print only the good pics as digital images (5p per photo).:j

Good information! Thank you!:D

meerustar

I gave the kids disposable cameras on holiday a few years back, got them developed onto disc only (cost about £1 at the time), downloaded the pics to my computer, then got them developed using websites offering free 50 phots etc paying postage only and saved a fortune.