Before shooting
Check the counter and flash
The frame counter shows how many photographs remain. On flash models, switch or charge the flash as shown on the camera and wait for the ready light before taking the photograph.
Kodak Fun Saver Camera 39 exp
£21.00
Ready to shoot
Film is already loaded
Current stock shown
Online quantity reflects Brighton shop stock
Develop it here
Bring the whole camera back to the lab
From one hour
Developing and scans available
Simple to use
Shoot it, then bring the whole camera back.
Disposable and single-use cameras are designed to be straightforward. The product packaging and camera markings show the film type, exposure count and flash instructions.
While shooting
Keep the lens and flash clear
Hold the camera steadily, keep fingers away from the lens and flash, and move close enough to your subject for the small built-in flash to be useful.
When finished
Bring back the whole camera
Do not open the camera or try to remove the film. Bring the complete camera into the Brighton lab and choose scans, prints, negative return and turnaround at the counter.
Developed in Brighton
Finished the camera? We’ll bring back the photographs.
We process colour and black-and-white disposable cameras in-house, with Noritsu digital scans, optional real C-Type prints and turnaround from one hour. No appointment or online developing order is needed for a walk-in drop-off.
Using a disposable camera
Disposable camera FAQ
Is film already included in the camera?
Standard disposable cameras are sold with film already loaded. Check the product title and description for the film type, speed and number of exposures.
How many photographs can I take?
The exposure count is printed on the camera and packaging and is also shown in the product listing. The frame counter tells you how many exposures remain.
How do I use the flash?
Follow the switch or charge instructions printed on the camera. Wait for the flash-ready light before taking the photograph. Flash operation varies slightly between models.
Do I need to fit a battery?
No user-supplied battery is normally needed. Flash-equipped disposable cameras contain the battery required for their built-in flash.
Should I remove the film when the camera is finished?
No. Bring or send the complete camera to the lab. Opening it can expose or damage the film.
Can I have digital scans and prints?
Yes. Choose digital JPEG or TIFF scans, optional real photographic C-Type prints, negative return and the turnaround that suits you when placing the developing order.
Can you develop it in one hour?
Yes, suitable colour and black-and-white disposable cameras can usually be processed with our one-hour service on normal opening days when received by 4.30pm.
Does the three-film discount apply to disposable cameras?
No. The multi-film offer applies to eligible individual film rolls, not disposable cameras.
Picture This Film Lab
Disposable cameras and developing in central Brighton.
Collect a camera from our shop, then bring the complete camera back when it is finished. We can explain flash use, developing, scans and print choices at the counter.
Address
Picture This Film Lab67 Trafalgar Street
Brighton
BN1 4EB
Opening hours
Monday–Saturday
10.30am–5.30pm
Good to know
One minute from Brighton Station. One-hour developing should normally be dropped off by 4.30pm.