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Learn how to edit photos with a vintage disposable camera look using Lightroom! This tutorial covers color grading, grain, ...

Everybody loves disposable film cameras. The tiny form factor, the ease of use, the look of film photos… but nobody wants to dump more plastic in landfills or deal with the hassle and expense of ...

Price: Disposable cameras are known as “single-use” cameras and therefore they are designed to be cheap. Most options range from between $15 and $30, but most retailers will sell them in packs for ...

If you want the look of film images, disposable cameras are a great way to get started without shelling out a lot of money for a camera. They’re also great if you want to take photos without ...

Document your next beach vacation with a waterproof disposable camera. It comes fully loaded with Superia X-TRA 800 film for vibrant images, even under water.

Lomography is launching a new 35mm film camera today called the Simple Use Film Camera.It’s designed to look and act like a disposable camera, although you can reload it with a bit of work.

Fujifilm is redesigning the disposable film camera and asking fans to pick out the new look. The new design will go on sale later in 2017.

And while you could buy a used traditional film camera for around the same price as this Lomography Simple Use Camera, you’d be missing out on the qualities that draw us to disposable cameras.

The claim that this is a genuine film optic is indeed accurate, as the lens element is taken straight from a disposable camera, which is then worked into the cookie lens available in today's most ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The disposable camera designed by Pure Digital Technologies captures up to 20 minutes of video ...

Disposable Camera Flashes Live Again April 6, 2016 by James Hobson 26 Comments Aiming to improve the image quality of the photos on his website, [Jean] needed an external flash unit.