I used a disposable camera for a couple of years and kept it in my car where it’s 150° (65°C) degrees inside during the summer. This camera allows you to replace the film, and the battery, making it possible to re-use; and the next time you can use any 35mm you wish.

If you’re looking for a holiday disposable that’s ideal for shots around the pool and on the beach, look no further than the Kodak Sport Single Use Camera. Decided to try this one because it has a high ISO—which is ISO800 and the case is cute too (that’s a plus point). The idea is to limit yourself to the predetermined settings of a camera so you can focus on composition alone (per a discussion thread in the "I Shoot Film" group).

Whilst the Fisheye Baby 110 is small and simple, don’t let that fool you – it delivers truly breathtaking Lomographic snapshots full of vignettes, light leaks and good old analogue charm.

You’re right, the images do have a warmer tint overall, but looking at other examples shows a similarly warm tint. Best of all, the camera never overstays its welcome – it’s gone as soon as it gets sent in for processing.All the cameras reviewed have plastic optics but the Kodak FunSave seemed to be sharper than the rest. Some branches of Boots, Jessops, Max Spielmann and Snappysnaps offer disposable camera development with a quick turnaround.