Kodak FunSaver

The Kodak FunSaver is the single-use 35mm camera that most people of a certain age learned on, and it still turns up at weddings and picnic tables for good reason. You point, you press, and you send the whole thing off for processing once the roll is done. This example is a mint, box-packed unit with its 27 exposures and built-in flash ready to go. It is a fun, low-stakes way to shoot real colour negative film without any settings to fuss over.

Specifications

• Format: 35mm, 27 exposures per camera
• Film: Kodak ISO 800 colour negative film, pre-loaded
• Lens: Fixed plastic lens, roughly 30–40mm focal length (sources vary; no adjustment)
• Focus: Fixed focus, minimum distance about 1 m (4 ft)
• Shutter: Single speed, around 1/90–1/100 s depending on source
• Aperture: Single fixed aperture, estimated between f/8 and f/11
• Flash: Built-in, effective range about 4 to 11.5 ft (1.2 to 3.5 m)
• Viewfinder: Open-window optical viewfinder
• Power: Single AA battery for the flash circuit

Condition

• Cosmetic: Mint. Box-packed unit; no cosmetic defects recorded.
• Functional: Fully functional per inventory notes.

Included

• One Kodak FunSaver 35mm single-use camera, listed with 27 exposures

This is a single-use camera: the film cannot be rewound or swapped, so the roll must be finished and developed by a C-41 lab. Use it for one roll and then send the whole camera for processing. At ₹3,000 it is a gift-ready piece of photographic nostalgia in mint condition.