Tips For Taking Better Photos

Our Single Use Cameras offer you the opportunity to experience an exciting new level of photo taking enjoyment. It’s as easy as point and shoot. Our cameras are designed for picture taking outdoors in bright sunlight conditions. The flash model may be used indoors but only if the indoor area is brightly lighted. If the consumer does not follow basic picture taking guidelines the overall quality of the photos taken are subject to the following conditions which could effect the output quality (as with any 35mm single use camera) lighting conditions, weather, background, focus, distance, size of room, movement and the color balance of the film photo processor and its chemicals which differs from machine to machine.

To improve you picture quality we suggest using the following guidelines:

• Always keep the primary object 4 –10 feet from the camera.
• Center your subject within the viewfinder.
• Always have a contrasting background.
• Hold the camera steady.
• Never shoot directly into sunlight. It is best to have the sun behind you.
• Never shoot directly into a white wall without other backgrounds.
• Always us the flash when taking indoor or outdoor pictures with poor lighting conditions, such as early morning, late afternoon, or dark shaded areas.
• Don’t expect any camera flash to light up a large area.
• Don’t shoot directly into artificial light created from lighting fixtures.