Fujifilm QuickSnap

The Fujifilm QuickSnap is the disposable that got a generation of people shooting film without thinking about it: load nothing, set nothing, press the button and finish the roll. Fuji sold it as a point-and-shoot with a built-in flash, aimed at parties, holidays and anyone who wanted pictures without carrying a camera bag. This one is a sealed-style mint unit with its 27-exposure roll, ready to shoot or to keep as a piece of 1990s snapshot culture.

Specifications

• Format: 35mm film, 27 exposures
• Film speed: ISO 400 colour negative (QuickSnap Flash 400 model)
• Lens: fixed-focus plastic lens, 32mm, f/10
• Subject distance: about 1 m to infinity
• Shutter speed: 1/140 sec
• Viewfinder: inverted Galilean-type plastic finder
• Built-in electronic flash, effective range about 1 m to 4 m
• Manual flash on/off slide switch with ready indicator
• Dimensions 115 x 54 x 34 mm, weight about 90 g

Condition

• Cosmetic: Mint. Box packed mint units.
• Functional: Fully functional.

Included

• Fujifilm QuickSnap single-use camera, 27 exposures

Single-use cameras are fixed-focus and fixed-aperture by design, so there is no meter, no focus ring and no exposure setting to adjust. Expect soft, flash-lit snapshots within the 1 m to 4 m flash range. Once the 27 frames are shot, the camera is meant to go to a lab, not be reloaded.