Sony PopShots Film Camera
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One time use with a bonus
Pros
Instant picture, ease of use.
Cons
Camera is somewhat large, no carrying strap, expensive, smaller photo, less exposures.
Recommended it?
Yes
We've all seen one time use cameras, there pocketable, easy to use, cheap, and all the rage on vacations and at parties. But now Polaroid has added the bonus of instant pictures. Just like a real Polaroid camera, you take your picture and get an instant picture, the camera comes with 10 exposures.
It's a little bit different then regular Polaroid film however, the picture is smaller, and the quality is less then that of a real instant film camera. But it is fun to use, and easier to hand photos out, instead of keeping tabs on who wants a copy of what when you get photos developed.
And those of you with a flatbed scanner, this is a cheap man's digital camera. I used mine to get quick pictures of my new car on to my webpage.
Right now this is one of a kind, and you can pick one up anywhere. Beware though, just like the instant film, it is more expensive then regular 35mm cameras. Sometimes more then twice. I bought mine for $20. And you only get half as many exposures of the other one time use cameras. But if you want instant pictures, definitely try one of these out.
It's a little bit different then regular Polaroid film however, the picture is smaller, and the quality is less then that of a real instant film camera. But it is fun to use, and easier to hand photos out, instead of keeping tabs on who wants a copy of what when you get photos developed.
And those of you with a flatbed scanner, this is a cheap man's digital camera. I used mine to get quick pictures of my new car on to my webpage.
Right now this is one of a kind, and you can pick one up anywhere. Beware though, just like the instant film, it is more expensive then regular 35mm cameras. Sometimes more then twice. I bought mine for $20. And you only get half as many exposures of the other one time use cameras. But if you want instant pictures, definitely try one of these out.
