A case of disposable cameras. Seriously.
IF they were cheap I'd so that but B&W disposable cameras are at least $9.00 US dollars each up to $13.00 each . So...a case of 10 is at least 100.00.A case of disposable cameras. Seriously.
Thanks very much for your generosity but I've gotten two now so I think I'm fine. I really appreciate it though.I have an Olympus, can't remember the model, that has a 35mm and 70mm setting (but not a zoom). Integral flash, drop in loading (if I recall correctly). Weatherproof. Hasn't been used in years but worked last time used. I can't ship until next week but yours for shipping if you want it.
Alternatively, I have a Ricoh FF-90d. A very good 5-element 35mm prime lens. Drop in loading. $15 plus shipping.
Both of these use lithium batteries. You might prefer ones that use AA batteries.
I'm amazed at the amount of point and shoots from this era. I feel a little sad that it's gone and I missed it.If you don't find a Olympus Mju-ii or Nikon l35af within budget here are others with decent fixed or short-zooms to try for;
Pentax pc35af
Nikon l35af2
Olympus mju-i
Fujifilm zoomdate 2.8 'silvi' - great camera!
Fujifilm 'tiara' zoom
Nikon af600
Konica A4 - probably the best bet.
Most of the fixed lens Canon sureshots are ok but have slow max shutter speeds.
Regarding batteries. CR123 are fine batteries and last well, but prices really vary, don't buy them on the high st (order online instead).
Unless you are looking for something smaller, your Fuji DL-1000 should be just fine. I use one of these, and it's just as good if not better than most other consumer AF cameras of its period. The lens is sufficiently sharp, its AF system is dependably accurate, fool-proof drop-in loading, and the viewfinder is easy to look through. For a reliable, easy to operate point and shoot camera, this is all you really need.Good idea, I'll check out the local goodwill.
However, I did buy a cheap Fuji DL-1000 from ebay as a start.
I'm beginning to think that this is the answer. I got the two cameras I ordered from "the bay" and both were too complicated for her.A case of disposable cameras. Seriously.
Well...probably yes but the idea was that I'd also have fun being mailed the film and doing the prints.I am sorry but I feel for the application something in the dark side would be better?
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