Disposable Digital Cameras?

Question

Hi,

Could you tell me what shops sell disposable digital cameras in the UK?

Thanks.

PS. I live in south manchester and i need to know before the end of today.

Answer 1

DO NOT buy these Kodak waste of money and resources.

you cant edit the pictures or delete them.

Best buy a proper camera then just use the memory card to process and print.

buy a reasonable quality cheap one (make sure its got a decent size lens as that determines picture quality more than no of pixels.

Answer 2

No one sells disposable DIGITAL cameras AFAIK. The digital part is very misleading and they are not digital in the true sense of the word, they do not have screens, or the ability to edit / delete pictures and the quality is not great.

Kodak use the word digital purely to say you get a free cd with the processing, seriously they are a con.

Answer 3

I've never heard of a disposable digital camera. You can get disposable 35mm film cameras, but not digital. I suppose you could just buy a really cheap digital camera and then throw it away after you've used it.

Answer 4

That's a new one on me.

Answer 5

Boots. Most of them sell them.

Tesco- have there own brand.

Woolworth's. less likely but you can try.

Hope this helps. : )

Answer 6

Despite what everyone is saying, single use digital cameras do exist. They're just like the old film ones except you can delete the last picture you took. I do believe there's a limit as to how many times you can do the deleting though.

That being said, I have no idea where you'd find them in the UK. Usually with that sort of thing you can find them in any local drug store.

Answer 7

Why would you want a disposable digital camera?

I have never heard of this and can't understand the logic behind having one. Would you dispose of it when the memory is full (delete files and release the space)? When its battery runs out (recharge or replace)?

Edit: Kodak's so-called digital disposable camera is in fact a fim camera.

Answer 8

kodak

Answer 9

don't do it what a rip off its just a way for manufacturers to make money they have really poor picture quality, borrow a camera from a friend or family member if you can then you can take some great pics, failing that save your pennies and buy a decent camera in the future there are some really good one out there