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Kodak MAX Water & Sport Single Use Camera
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Kodak MAX Water & Sport Single Use Camera List Price: $22.99


Features
 Single-use camera
 Waterproof up to 50 feet
 Shock-proof rubber shell
 Scratch-resistant lens
 Stocked with Kodak MAX Versatility Plus 800 Film
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Kodak MAX Water & Sport Single Use Camera Customer Reviews
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♥♥♥♥ Good camera for the price
I just used this camera for a dive in Mexico (my second dive, first attempt at underwater photo).

Although the camera has no flash, it worked perfectly fine at depths up to 12 meters. I guess the lack of flash can be a problem for some other locations or if outside is not a sunny day, but at least for Cancun this camera did the job perfectly.

The wheel that turns the film does a specific noise when the film is correctly positioned and ready for a new shot; this noise is different from when there are no more positions on camera, and the wheel turns continuously - so if you pay attention you'll know when the film is over, even if the position indicator may still show 1 or 2.

Yes, the pictures are grainy (I think it uses ISO800 film so this is expected), but they look "clean" when scaled down on computer at 800x600, and I think the prints will look acceptable, too.
The pictures will also show vignetting, but this is nothing unexpected for such fixed focus disposable camera lens.

Out of 27 positions, I got 20 pictures I consider good enough and "keepers". The picture turned out crisp - only 2 of them are motion blured. Try to stay still when taking pictures and you'll be fine. For best colors, take pictures of close divers/fishes (less than 1-2 meters away)...

We also used a non-disposable 35mm plastic camera with case and underwater casing, but the Kodak yielded better quality pictures.

As for the viewfinder, it is a bit harder to look through it with the googles on, but I got better framed pictures than with the non-disposable camera that had a "target" sistem.

If you want to spend only 10-20$ and don't plan investing more on underwater casing for digital cameras, this camera is a good choice.
I don't regret buying it.
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