Fuji QuickSnap 35mm 400 Speed with Flash, 27 Exposures, One Time Use ( Disposable ) Camera (DATED 05/2008)
The Expiration Date of the film in this camera is 05/2008 The Expiration date on the Film of this Camera is 05/2008
This QuickSnap is sleek & stylish and perfect for all picture-taking
settings. It has the look of a "real camera" delivering sharp, brilliant,
quality color prints. It's product enhancements include a large viewfinder &
exposure counter, sharp lens for great image quality, powerful flash system and
a pop-up flash indicator. It's fun, convenient and easy to use...the ideal
camera that could go anywhere!
Features:
- Sleek, stylish and contemporary, the rounded body design conveys the look of a "real" camera
- Ergonomic grip makes the camera easy to hold for smooth operation
- Loaded with Superia X-TRA 400 35mm Film that delivers sharp, brilliant color prints
- Large viewfinder makes it easy to see and frame the picture
- Large and legible exposure counter makes it easy to check the number of remaining exposures
- Sharper lens for exceptional image quality
- Powerful flash system extends the flash range to 14 feet
- Large viewfinder makes it easy to see and frame the picture
- Continuous flash recharges in 5 seconds
- Pop-up flash-ready indicator light
- 4th Color Layer Technology
All films change over time, losing contrast and color balance. This is a gradual chemical reaction, the rate of which is a function primarily of storage conditions.
High storage temperatures accelerate change; low temperatures slow it; freezing stops it. Humidity accelerates it; dry storage helps minimize it. The factory "process before" date for film is always conservative, and properly stored films give excellent images long after they have "expired." They can continue to give excellent images for many years, if sealed in moisture-proof containers (for example, Tupperware, or zip-lock type bags) and stored in your refrigerator. Freezing is even better, extending the life of your films for many decades.
Some refrigerators get rid of frost buildup automatically by periodically warming the freezer compartment. Film stored in this kind of "frost-free" freezer compartment may not last as long as it would if stored in constant sub-freezing temperature.
