Kodak Max HQ 35mm Single Use Camera

June 11, 2002 - The Kodak MAX HQ One time Use Camera.
Personally I wouldn't call this Camera "Kodak's Best Ever Disposable Camera" as the Box Suggests, the results IMO were pretty much the same as the Previous 'Yellow' Kodak MAX Dispobable Camera model... WITHOUT the Ektanar Lens. I've found Photo's taken Outside in Daylight with this Camera turn out Excellent when Developed. However, the Indoor Shots even with the Flash, especially at Night have turned out very Average showing a Bright Subject with an almost Pitch Black Background despite plenty of light behind the Person/Subject at the time of Photographing. A great Camera for capturing Spontaneous Funtimes with Above Average Results, but if you plan to attend a Special Event and want VERY good Photos at the end of the Day I suggest a Proper Non-Disosable Kodak 35mm Camera.

I PURCHASED THREE KODAK CAMERAS OVER THE FALL/CHRISTMAS TIME AND WAS COMPLETELY SATISFIED WITH THE QUALITY OF THE PICTURES. THE BUILT IN FLASH WORKED EVERY TIME AND THE COLORS WERE TRUE KODAK QUALITY IN EVERY WAY.

BUY ONLY AMERICAN WHEN IT COMES TO A TRUE THROW AWAY POINT AND SHOOT CAMERA...KODAK

I have used this camera in a variety of situations and light conditions. It certainly is the best disposable camera I have ever used. Going to the beach this summer? Have one with you. Suggestion for Kodak people: what about a version without flash, lighter and less expensive?

I just bought four of these. Mine contain 27 exposures of 800 speed film with an expiration date of 07/2002.

I keep one in the glovebox of each car in case of a collision, and change them every two years. We just took out the old ones and used them (Kodak also) and got good pictures. We have used two of them to photograph collisions, so I hope these die of old age, but prefer to be prepared.

This camera is a produces very highcolor pictures It is a very good camera and its good for kids 10-15 years old.You will find good use in this camera!!!!