Comparison of Kodak disposable camera

How do Kodak's disposable cameras differ?

Kodak Sport: This camera is particularly suitable for outdoor use, daylight photography and is also waterproof. It uses 800 ISO film and offers 27 exposures. The Kodak Sport can be used up to a water depth of 15 meters. It should be noted that it does not have a flash function, which could limit its usability in low-light situations.

Kodak Power Flash: The Power Flash camera is versatile for use outdoors, indoors, and in low light. It features a one-touch flash with a long range (1.2-4.5m). Like the Sport camera, it also uses 800 ISO film and offers 27 exposures. Its strength lies in its ability to shoot in darker environments.

Kodak Fun Saver: The Fun Saver camera is suitable for indoor, outdoor, and daylight shooting. It uses 800 ISO film and offers 27 exposures. It has a standard flash with a range of 1.2-3.5m, which is less powerful than the Power Flash camera, but still provides a good option for many situations.

Kodak Daylight: As the name suggests, the Daylight camera is ideal for outdoor and daylight shooting. It offers 27 or 39 exposures with 800 ISO film. Like the Sport camera, the Daylight camera does not have a flash, which makes it less suitable for low-light shooting.

Kodak 400 TX: This camera can be used indoors, outdoors, and in low light. It has a one-touch flash with a long range (1.2-4.5m), similar to the Power Flash camera. However, there is an important difference in the film used. The camera comes with Kodak TRI-X 400* black and white film. It offers 27 exposures.