WHICH DISPOSABLE CAMERAS ARE BETTER DIGITAL OR REGULAR?

I went with the kodak film cameras for a few reasons:

1. Less expensive per camera for 12 tables

2. I can take kodak film anywhere to get developed and get the digital workup on them for under $9/roll w/CD

3. I've never used the digital disposable, so I didn't want to try it with my wedding and have them come out a mess.

Although I love shooting digitally I don't recommend them for disposables

people are more familiar with film, it's cheaper,
much easier to develop and you still can get them in a digital file if needed, and the pic quality is better on film disposables

We did the Fuji celebration pack and they were great! The main problem that people have with disposable cameras is that their guests forget to turn on the flash. I was warned about this before our wedding. We decided to put a label on the camera that stated 'please turn on flash'. And we put it right under the view finder, so they would see it as they went to take the picture. I'm happy to say that we had great pictures!!! And we got them all developed at walmart with the CDs for about $7.50 per roll. That way we could share the pictures online!

No need for digital.

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Posted by waterspout4

We did the Fuji celebration pack and they were great! The main problem that people have with disposable cameras is that their guests forget to turn on the flash. I was warned about this before our wedding. We decided to put a label on the camera that stated 'please turn on flash'. And we put it right under the view finder, so they would see it as they went to take the picture. I'm happy to say that we had great pictures!!! And we got them all developed at walmart with the CDs for about $7.50 per roll. That way we could share the pictures online!

No need for digital.

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This is what I was afraid of also. I'm going to have to add that on the camera's as well.