The Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400 is Fujifilm's flagship single-use camera, pre-loaded with 27 exposures of Fuji 400 color negative film. Older units were loaded with Superia X-TRA 400, but the exact emulsion has shifted over the years and labs now often report a plain Fujicolor 400, so treat the branding as approximate and the ISO 400 speed as reliable. It features a 32mm f/10 plastic fixed-focus lens with a minimum focus distance of 1 meter, a 1/140 sec shutter, and a built-in electronic flash effective from about 1m to 3m. Unlike most single-use cameras that make you charge the flash before every shot, the QuickSnap has a continuous flash switch that stays on until you turn it off. Expect cool-leaning tones, pleasant greens and blues, fine grain for the speed, and a slight magenta cast on skin and whites. At just 90g, it's the smallest and most compact major single-use camera on the market.
This page collects 8 real photographs shot on a Fujifilm QuickSnap Flash 400 by the AvoidXray community across 1 different film stock. Every frame is an unedited scan uploaded by the photographer, so you can see how this body actually renders before buying one.
Real-world takes from shooters who've used this camera. Exposure tips, dev quirks, hidden strengths.
