Underwater Disposable Camera & Accessories

The boom in the Underwater Disposable Camera market has meant that there is a massive amount of choice for the average consumer who is looking for their next purchase. This can be a benefit, allowing every type of user to find the camera that is suitable for them, but it can also mean that they are without any idea of what they actually want. For those who want just a basic Underwater Disposable Camera to go on holiday with them, there is almost too much on offer, with many companies trying to get the average consumer purchasing a underwater Disposable Camera with features that they don’t need or don’t want. In this article we will try to get to grips with two of the most popular Underwater Disposable Camera on the market; the Fuji Quicksnap Marine Underwater Disposable Camera and the Kodak Weekender Underwater Disposable Camera.

The Fuji Quicksnap Marine Underwater Disposable Camera is one of the most popular models on the market, and most certainly the most popular Fujifilm Underwater Disposable Camera currently being sold by the company. The camera is waterproof to a depth of 10 metres, which is not as much as some of its competitors, but still enough for the average holiday. The outer casing, which not only protects against being underwater, is also perfect protection during more active holidays when other cameras could get damaged, such as mountaineering and ski holidays.

The Underwater Disposable Camera is preloaded with 27 exposures, the normal amount for many underwater disposable cameras, and although the film can be processed at many places such as chemists, supermarkets and in malls, there are less places to have the film processed than for many Kodak competitors, making this underwater disposable camera slightly more time consuming if you can’t immediately find somewhere for it to be processed. The wrist strap and the large buttons make this camera perfect for children, and the quality of the images produced is comparable to other competitors. The range of the camera in the water is 1m and 3m, after which the picture quality starts to suffer, although this shouldn’t be a problem in anything but extreme conditions.

The Kodak Weekender Underwater Disposable Camera, alongside its sister product, the Kodak Sport Waterproof Disposable Camera, is one of the most popular underwater disposable cameras on the market, from by far the largest underwater disposable camera and film company in the world. The quality of Kodak is known everywhere, and the film quality of these underwater disposable cameras is some of the best anywhere. The Kodak Weekender is one of the cheapest underwater disposable camera on the market, averaging at around £8. Although this price may worry those who want to be sure that the pictures are perfect, and are willing to pay, this underwater disposable camera has been tested to a depth of 15 metres, more than the Fuji. All underwater disposable camera from Kodak in this category use the Kodak Ultra Max 800 speed film, which ensures that pictures can be taken in quick succession, without having to wait or compromise on quality! Both of these Underwater Disposable Cameras are an excellent addition to any family holiday in the sun, perfect for messing about on the water!