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| − | * [http://www.fujifilm.com/products/quicksnap/lineup/superia/ FujiFilm QuickSnap] [ | + | * [https://web.archive.org/web/20181102024239/http://www.fujifilm.com/products/quicksnap/lineup/superia/ FujiFilm QuickSnap specifications] at [https://global.fujifilm.com/en/ FujiFilm Global] |
* [http://www.konzeldin.com/2009/10/17/reloading-disposable-cameras/comment-page-1/ Reloading Disposable Cameras] [http://www.konzeldin.com/ at Konstantin's Adventures] | * [http://www.konzeldin.com/2009/10/17/reloading-disposable-cameras/comment-page-1/ Reloading Disposable Cameras] [http://www.konzeldin.com/ at Konstantin's Adventures] | ||
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Manufacturer: FujiFilm
Film type: 135 (35mm film)
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The Fujifilm QuickSnap is produced by Fujifilm and is a single-use or "disposable" 35mm film camera. They pioneered the concept of disposable cameras in 1986. This particular model features a built-in flash for use in the daylight or at nighttime.
Construction
At 115mm(W) x 54mm(H) x 34mm(D), it is one of the smallest one-time-use cameras Fujifilm makes. The single shutter speed of 1/140 sec. is also one of the fastest offered in their disposable line-up of film cameras. The 32mm lens is focus free from 1 m to infinity and is made of plastic. The viewfinder is an inverted Galilean-type plastic lens finder.
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| 1991 Quicksnap Flash image by Geoff Harrisson (Image rights) |
