Disposable digital cameras can be used for one-time events such as graduations, weddings or vacations. Unlike regular digital cameras, disposable digital cameras do not require a memory card-to-computer hookup for downloading and printing photos. You get prints and a free photo CD when you return the camera for processing.
Instructions
1. Decide on a brand by evaluating the features. Most disposable digital cameras have high-resolution, 35-millimeter or 800-speed capabilities for taking colorful pictures. Consider whether you want a camera with a preview screen in case you need to delete and retake pictures. Other disposables do not have a preview screen, so you'll have to determine whether you'll be satisfied with the results of the prints and the CD.
2. Examine additional features that you may want with your disposable digital camera. Automatic flash, indoor/outdoor use, red eye removal and zoom and crop functions are some of the most popular features. Make sure the camera gives you up to 27 exposures.
3. Check and compare prices of some disposable digital cameras. Most brands range from $7 to $20. Disposable digital cameras come in different designs, colors and sizes that conveniently fit into your purse or travel bag.
4. Read the reviews if you're shopping for a camera online. Positive reviews can influence your decision to buy a disposable digital camera. Review the packaging if you're shopping in a drug or department store. Make sure the camera has all of the desired features before buying it.
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