This camera features a modern aesthetic, clearly distinguished by its outer color scheme from traditional single-use cameras. However, there are some similarities, such as the built-in viewfinder, flash, flash recharge button, and lens. Yet, at its core, it sets itself apart. As we are aware, it's not the exterior that counts, but rather, what's inside. Inside, you'll discover 27 exposures of Tri-X 400 film and a dual-lens setup consisting of inner cogs, transistors, and a battery.
The Kodak Tri-X 400 Single-Use Flash Camera (27 Exposures) produces high-quality images with sharp results, particularly within 4-10 feet. Its dual-lens design is the sharpest among all single-use cameras we have tested. While it may play softer at infinity due to its fixed focus lens, the picture quality is consistently excellent. Additionally, when shooting in direct light, you may experience some lens flare, adding a unique personality to your photos.