One-Time-Use Underwater 35mm Camera

In sunlight, this camera gives great results and has a nice color cast to it that is reminiscent of the days when disposables were everywhere. It is medium sharp and there is blooming around highlights but it's not too bad. The focus is set for 10 feet to infinity so don't expect close ups to be in focus. It's extremely quiet when taking the pictures which is weird since you're not sure if it's working, but it is. Also there is no flash so be aware of that.

Got these for my friends tropical honey moon, pictures turned out adorable!

These are the best! They’re so much fun for snorkeling, swimming or just to keep your phone safe near water. The pictures are good quality and it’s nostalgic to get printed pictures again.

My review is based on photos above water, not underwater. I took all photos on a sunny day at Lake Tahoe. Best results are in DIRECT sunlight (do not face your back to the sun) and keep your face up towards the sunlight, not straight on. Otherwise the shadow cast by your features will darken your face. If you're not facing the sun, you just look like a dark silhouette. 1/50 shots turned out completely useless/black. It cost $32.90 to get 50 shots processed into prints + CDs at Walgreens. It took about a week to process them, because they had to ship them to a state with lower regulations (supposedly, processing these photos involves chemicals too dangerous for California). I loved about 75% of the photos we took, the others were just not taken in optimal lighting. The photos are no where near as crisp as what you would get on an Iphone (later generations). But it is a great alternative for preserving memories without the cost of destroying a $1000 phone or camera in water. I am planning on putting them in a photo album. We hardly ever take pictures on our phones because we're hardly on them when we're together and we are camera shy. This gave us a good excuse to take pictures and save our memories. I would recommend it for people with a similar situation. Also, this gave me serious nostalgia to when I was younger and my mom would capture everything on these disposables. We have probably some 30 packs of just developed photos from these disposable cameras. :) They are so fun to look back on. And there's something about being on limited film and each shot mattering. Nothing like current phones, where all the screenshots and multiple takes flood up the camera roll.

Used in Hawaii

Defective- $200 turtle excursion in Carribean. Zero photos.

Bought for a bachelorette weekend. We didn’t need the water proof style but it was the cheapest value pack. The most time consuming thing is getting the film developed which I still haven’t done a year later…so keep that in mind if you want photos right away. You just have to find the time to take it to a store. I can’t comment on the quality because I haven’t gotten them developed yet.

These cameras take 'okay' pictures under water. It is very hard to see thru the viewfinder while you are under water. You tend to just start snapping pictures and hoping for the best. They are extremely expensive to have developed. I wanted some pictures while we were on our cruise and knew that many of the under water experiences would be a 'once in a life time' so I was willing to give this camera a try. Honestly, I was able to get better under water pictures with my cell phone. I used a water protective case and I also got some video of turtles swimming.