FUJIFILM QuickSnap Waterproof

Pros: Easy to use. A safe alternative to using a good camera in adverse conditions.

Cons: No flash, Does not take th same quality pictures as medium range priced cameras.

The Bottom Line:

Though few and far between, my wife and I have taken some truly excellent photos with this camera underwater. It's the cheapest alternative to a quality camera.

Review: The FujiFilm QuickSnap Waterproof 35mm Film Camera is a great camera for underwater snorkeling and for those places where you don't want to take a chance of losing or damaging a finer camera whether point and shoot digital or SLR. That would include...

Pros: Easy to use, durable, relatively cheap, pictures turn out fine

Cons: Not for those extremely concerned about quality, or semidark/cloudy conditions 100% of the time

The Bottom Line: *

Review: I actually do own a real camera: one where you purchase film, load it in, and perform sophisticated functions such as zoom. However, I have often found myself doubting the safety of said camera, be it from sand or too many handbags thrown on a table...

Pros: Waterproof, sturdy case

Cons: Lack of built-in flash

The Bottom Line: A good choice for a sunny yet wet location like a beach, but the lack of built-in flash makes it a poor choice for general use or cloudy days.

Review: I purchased this camera for a vacation at a lake resort, knowing that my baby daughter would be swimming for the first time, and that I would want to capture memories of the event at the beach. I was pleased with the waterproof aspect of this...

Pros: They are not valuable so can be taken anywhere by any one

Cons: More rubbish for the tips

The Bottom Line: The films are of a good quality, the flash means you can take photographs indoors and they fit in your pocket what else can you want.

Review: 'I'm going on Brownie Pack Holiday and the kit list says bring a camera can I take one please mum.'

'I'm going on cub camp can I take a camera?'

'Its time for a school holiday I need a camera to take'

'I must take a...

Pros: It is disposable camera

Cons: Bad image.

The Bottom Line: Bad pictures I got back. You wont like it. I sure don't.

Review: I took pictures when I was pressed. I had no camera, so I bought Fuji camera for my memory of family reunion. It was okay. My pictures was no worse and no better than that. I like Maxi by Kodak. They have better image, less dots. The man at film...

Pros: It is Affordable and waterproof.

Cons: NO flash ---shoddy pics

The Bottom Line: For kids or for a beach day. Not for sight seeing.

Review: I have my own regular digital camera but I was going somewhere that there would be waterfalls (Dunns River Falls, JA) and knew I would be getting splashed and wet as would everything I had with me. I picked up this little fugi camera at the last...

Pros: floats well, very waterproof

Cons: no flash, very blurry granulated pictures

The Bottom Line: Very disappointing camera, no flash, very grainy blurry photos.

Review: I purchased this camera when my friend and I's daughters were going to the pool for the first time. With a name brand I thought that it would be fairly good even though we didn't have a flash. The camera was good at the pool, it was very waterproof...

Pros: will float in water, Hard durable case

Cons: no flash, big and bulky.

Review: I have used this particular product twice, both during river rafting trips and have found it to be quite good for these situations.
Although the camera is limited by the fact that it has no flash, it's pictures are actually very decent without...

Pros: Cheap, waterproof, available everywhere.

Cons: No flash

Review: Everyone who boats or hikes likes to have photos to remind them of a favorite trip, and everyone wishes they had photos of those once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunities that always seem to happen when no one has a camera. Problem is that not everyone...