This is the 39-exposure FunSaver Flash — a dozen more frames than the 27-exposure version, which is often enough that one camera covers an entire trip or a full evening. It has a built-in flash for indoor, evening and backlit situations. When you are done, the whole camera goes to the lab and is not returned.
Key features
39 exposures on one camera
Thirty-nine frames per camera, more than the common 27-exposure version. Over a few days of travel or a long event, that usually means no swapping cameras halfway and fewer bodies to hand around.
Built-in flash
A flash is built into the body for indoor rooms, dusk and shaded subjects. Check the markings on the camera and packaging for the operating method and effective flash range, since these figures can differ between versions.
Nothing to set up
The film is already loaded. There is no focus ring, no aperture and no shutter speed. Wind, look through the window, press — safe to hand to someone who has never touched a film camera.
Specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Type | 35mm single-use camera (film pre-loaded) |
| Exposures | 39 |
| Flash | Built-in flash |
| Focus | Fixed focus, no focusing required |
| Use | Single-use; the whole camera goes to the lab |
| Note | Kodak's official site currently publishes specifications for the 27-exposure version only, so film speed, flash range and focus figures from that model are not quoted here |
Who it's for
- Occasions with a lot to shoot: a graduation trip, an orientation camp, a multi-day road trip.
- Handing one camera to a friend to carry through a whole event without a swap.
- Mostly indoor events where a flash is needed.
- Not for you if: you want to review shots or retake them. Nothing is visible until the lab processes the film, and the camera is not returned.
Warranty and delivery
International version · 100% brand new · within expiry date · viewing by appointment at our Kwun Tong shop; film cannot be returned or exchanged once opened.
Non-TV items are delivered by SF Express (freight collect, paid by the customer), or collected at our Kwun Tong shop (free, 11:00–19:00); for other couriers or delivery to Macau, please WhatsApp us.
FAQ
Q: How does this differ from the 27-exposure version? A: Mainly the frame count — 39 instead of 27, which suits longer trips. For other details, follow the markings on the camera and packaging; Kodak's official site currently lists detailed figures for the 27-exposure model only, and we do not apply those numbers to this one.
Q: Can I keep the camera afterwards? A: No. Single-use cameras are designed to be opened by the lab to retrieve the film. The body stays with the lab and is not returned.
Q: Where can I get the film processed in Hong Kong? A: Labs in Mong Kok, Sham Shui Po and Kwun Tong offer film processing and scanning, and some shops accept drop-offs on behalf of a lab. Processing and scanning are charged separately by the lab. WhatsApp us if you would like suggestions.