Kodak Sport Waterproof Disposable Camera

I used this as a back up because I forgot my go pro on a beach trip and was impressed with using this as a backup. Of course it does not hold up against a go pro and digital use is much better, but it worked for the occasion. It kind of gives you a nostalgic feel to it. Takes me back to the early 2000s. Great for candid shots!

I recently used the Kodak Sport One-Time Camera, and overall, it was a fun and convenient experience. Designed for rugged use, it was perfect for my beach and poolside adventures. The camera performed well under water, capturing clear and vibrant photos. Its ease of use and sturdy build made it reliable, even in rough conditions. However, the lack of zoom and limited film capacity were minor drawbacks. For a disposable option, it exceeded my expectations, making it a great choice for capturing outdoor and underwater activities without worrying about damaging a more expensive camera.

It’s been a few years back but I got this camera for a vacation. We used it taking pictures of the kids under water. It is definitely waterproof and the picture come out clearly. Since it is a one time camera the quality of the pictures are not as good as a regular higher tech camera. But also they are not waterproof. But it does work fine and you can get some neat pictures

Easy to use especially for children. Pictures come out really clear. Excellent value for money. Definitely children proof. The one we had was dropped, submerged in water and still processed lovely pictures.

I used several of these cameras when I went on Spring Break and took a snorkeling trip off the Florida Keys. It took decent photos for the price point and I have a lot of memories with my friends as a result! It sure beats purchasing underwater housing for my DSLR (which I’ll do when I finally go swimming with the manatees). Definitely worth it if you want some underwater photos and the water is clear enough!

We have used these waterproof disposable cameras. It’s fun to take them on vacation and take pictures in the pool. The image quality is great, and since we don’t have a permanent waterproof camera, this fits the bill. Very fun! 

The Kodak Water Sport One-Time-Use Camera is designed for capturing moments in aquatic or rugged environments, making it a popular choice for activities like beach trips, pool parties, or outdoor adventures. It’s water-resistant up to 15 feet (5 meters) and can handle rough conditions, which makes it reliable for various outdoor scenarios. Simply point and shoot. It’s a cost-effective option for those who want disposable convenience without investing in a more expensive waterproof camera.

The Kodak Water Sport One Time Use Camera is designed to withstand the elements, making it an ideal companion for beach trips, water sports, and other outdoor escapades. Its rugged construction and water-resistant casing allow it to capture images in conditions where digital devices might be at risk. However, the camera's simplicity and lack of advanced settings might result in variable image quality, especially in challenging lighting conditions.

Cool little underwater camera

I got this in a pinch before a holiday last year & the results surprised me. its a bit plastic fantastic and bad for the environment but I got it last minute. The film is grainy as all hell but some of the shots turned out cool. Think I'll save up next time for a proper underwater body.

The last camera I will buy.

Don't worry about bumps, humidity, rain, snow, sand, dirt, or even a small venture in the water. Portra 800 is a little more than this whole camera. Single use cameras wind the film back on to the roll, so if all else fails you wont lose all of your photos. This is not as sharp as a 35mm camera but as good if not better than a Holga, or Diana. Fixed focus, about 28mm focal distance, and 1/100th of a shutter speed. I went to school for photography, used lomo, slr, dslr, mirrorless, 35, 110, 120, color, black and white. Resolution aside, this looks better to me than a camera phone, and save a thousand dollars. The 800 ISO works best in full sun, to light or partial overcast, but I use this indoors, and in the dark. Photography is all about light so if you understand ... MoreDon't worry about bumps, humidity, rain, snow, sand, dirt, or even a small venture in the water. Portra 800 is a little more than this whole camera. Single use cameras wind the film back on to the roll, so if all else fails you wont lose all of your photos. This is not as sharp as a 35mm camera but as good if not better than a Holga, or Diana. Fixed focus, about 28mm focal distance, and 1/100th of a shutter speed. I went to school for photography, used lomo, slr, dslr, mirrorless, 35, 110, 120, color, black and white. Resolution aside, this looks better to me than a camera phone, and save a thousand dollars. The 800 ISO works best in full sun, to light or partial overcast, but I use this indoors, and in the dark. Photography is all about light so if you understand this, before you press the shutter you know if the photo will come out. This film is made for a -3 underexposure, and +5 overexposure, and is far better results than a 400 ISO. I also like the color and look of Kodak films, and have a local lab develop it, but also had the darkroom online do some shots just to test.I don't like the water, so have not used this underwater, but on dry or soggy land, if it starts snowing I just keep shooting.