Fujifilm Quick Snap Waterproof 35mm Single Use Camera by Fujifilm
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Digital camera reviews of Fujifilm Quick Snap Waterproof 35mm Single Use Camera
Digital camera Review: Its easy to use and works well!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this camera for my trip to Cancun and it was amazing! Its easy to use and the pictures are nice! I recommend!!Digital camera Review: Needs flash
Summary: 2 Stars
Wish I had held out for a camera with a flash. Used it for scuba at 25 feet in very clear water. I was not at all happy with the results.Digital camera Review: Not impressed
Summary: 3 Stars
Probadly will not purchase one again. Pictures were too far away. Colors very not as vivid as the real thing. View finder is too small.Digital camera Review: Pale, washed out colors
Summary: 3 Stars
I used this at the beach with one of my friends during the summer. Taking photos were easy, and with the camera in the case, we were able to take pictures without worrying about the film, not to mention toss the camera around (or chase after it after getting buffeted by the waves- the camera floats)
When developing the photos, they came out slightly blurry (even the ones on the ground) and the colors seemed pale and washed out. While I haven't used film cameras in a while, I'm still positive that the color quality is much higher than what we achieved.
Then again, you get what you pay for- and it's not many digital cameras that you can take into an ocean and walk back out of it with your photos. For the price we paid, we're just glad we still have the memories.
Digital camera Review: Photos were awful
Summary: 1 Stars
This is the only underwater camera I have purchased, and I chose this one based on reviews here. I used the camera while snorkeling in Cancun, and only three photos even produced images. And those images weren't good. The first place I went, the water wasn't super clear, but the photos were worse than I expected -- negatives show slide after slide of nothing. The next place we went snorkeling was a cenote -- a limestone cave. The cave was extremely dark and required flashlights part of the time. Not surprisingly, none of those photos came out. If you are snorkeling only in pristine water with perfect visibility, then maybe you will get some shots, but otherwise I'd say don't even bother bringing this camera with you. The viewfinder is tiny, and if you are wearing a snorkel mask, as I was, you won't be able to really see what you're aiming at anyway.