FREE Disposable Camera

[DJMiX]

 

[rob4128]

I think the film in the camera can only be processed by PhotoWorks/Seattle FilmWorks.

 

[allisolm]

Maybe it's just me, but I don't see anything about a free camera.

edit: I know that the smiley face is a link and I clicked on it and went to the site and I don't see anything at the site about a free camera.

All I see is "Sign-up below for your free PHOTOWORKS STARTER KIT which includes postage-paid, film-secure envelopes. "

 

[BlueWorld]

click on the face. it is a link

 

[MrHans]

I'm not seeing any free camera link either on that website. hmmm, oh well...

 

[wakeboarder]

This company gives you all the free film you want because it is recycled film that no one will process except for them. Took a roll of shots one time with their film and tried several places to get it developed and no one would do it. You have to send it to them and pay their processing fees. So you don't get your pics for over a week and have to pay their prices. Film isn't that expensive, buy your own, get less expensive developing and get it in an hour, day, whatever you choose instead of a week by mail. If you develop your own film though this place is a goldmine. Though the quality of the film is also poor.

 

[todpod]

if you want to process it some were else, goto www.yorkphoto.com, I think its cheaper too

 

[igotthelootsteve]

throw any seattle film works film away immediately. it is useless.

AND not worth the hassle.

i used to work at a one hour photo lab. seattle film works 35mm does not use the same chemical processing found at most developing houses. most places will let you "send it off" to their overnight labs, but that lab just sends it to seattle film works for developing. and then you have to pay even more to the lab that sent it off for you.

and besides, it's a little misleading the way seattle film works does business.

just trying to help.