Kodak MAX HQ One Time Use Camera 2 Pack

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Manufacturer: Kodak
Model: MAX HQ
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Kodak
Label: Kodak

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Features for Kodak MAX HQ One Time Use Camera 2 Pack :

Best Lens: Specially designed EKTANAR lens captures images that are sharp and clear
Best Flash: Simple-to-use Sure Flash charges at the touch of a button, then flashes every time.
Best Pictures: For clearly the best pictures, use the best-in-class-Kodak Max HQ Flash Camera
Two Pack for value and convenience
Contains Kodak MAX 800 Film, 27 Exposures Each

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Customer Reviews

Awesome little cameras that will go a long way

2007-04-15
Kodak makes a great portable, single use camera and this two pack works great for people who want them for vacation picture taking and the like! The cameras come in a silvery foil-type wrap which protects them while still keeping it easy to open. The camera needs only to be briefly prepared by winding the wheel at the top of the camera so that the film advances. You can then snap away--you get enough film for 27 pictures per camera! SMILES

Despite the fact that these disposable cameras cost so much less than high end 35 mm cameras, they take remarkably good photographs. The quality of the photos may be very slightly less but you sure do save a lot of money if you only need a camera for your two week annual vacation or a special occasion. They come with expiration dates as well, so watch to make sure that you use them before the film gets too old to be of use to you.

The built in flash charges quickly once you touch the button on the front of the camera; and after you take a flash picture recharging the flash only takes a very few seconds. The Amazon notes indicate that you don't have to push the button again to recharge the flash; but I always do just to make sure the flash is at its strongest.

The 800 speed film gives you even more convenience as it lets you take pictures under a variety of lighting conditions. Talk about convenience!

Overall, these cameras are a great choice when you need a camera quick and you are on a budget--and who isn't on a budget nowadays? The film can be developed quickly by major retailers and the picture quality is really rather good.

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