As someone who was lacking some cute pics from the photographer, i'm glad i had the table camera's. when i had them developed, the photo store said while the 'wedding camera's' are cute, they are sometimes re-used and will possibly not give you as good a picture...they recommended (not that it does me any good now-but maybe for you guys) KODAK... they said they develop nicely.
hope this helps!
buckles
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Re: Table Cameras?
I posted the below a while back about the disposable cameras. After reading a lot on specs and peoples opinions on the cameras I opted for the Fuji but couldn't decide between 400 and 800 speed film so I got 10-400 speed and 40800 speed from amazon. They really had great prices:
I was just reading TheKnot and I found this...WIth all the questions and such about disposible cameras I thought you all would like to see this:
ok. i really really want to have disposable cameras, despite the fact that several people have told me they are a waste. So in order to increase my chances of good pictures, I decided to go out and buy 4 different brands of camera. Here are the results:
Best: Fuji or Kodak Brand.
Fuji: I purchased the Fuji Camera with the pop up flash indicator. The pop up glows red and makes it clear that the flash is on. You don't have to look for the red flashing light or listen for the high pitched hiss to know the flash is on. The pictures came out clear and the flash worked great. I paid 19.86 for a four pack of 'celebration' decorated cameras with table cards (at walmart) 800spd film 27 exposures
Kodak - I bought the max cameras with 400spd film. I like the flash on the fuji better. The pics also came out great, but if you buy the wedding pack, its 36$ for 4 cameras with cards
OK- polaroid brand I bought the polaroid 400spd disposable. You get 6 cameras for 24$ at walmart with table cards. The flash didn't work as well so some of the farther away shots were dark and the pictures were a little grainy
WORST: I bought the white wedding cameras that you can find all over ebay and the internet (including the knot) loaded with Afga film. The price ranges from 2$ -6$ and the pictures were awful! 1/2 of them didn't come out, the other half were grainy, and most of them had a red line running down the print. Convinced I had a bad camera, I bought another one from a different place and had the exact same problem.
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In the end I went with the fuji celebration 4 pack from walmart(they even have a developing coupon in the box)
