Those one use cameras do have lenses like F11. They basically work by
having a wide angle lens and a small aperture set at hyperfocal distance.
Since they have such a small opening, they compensate with a powerful flash
for dim settings. You can get decent pictures outside in bright light and
remember the camera's limitations, but forget about it indoors.
Todd
At 05:14 PM 2/17/01 -0600, you wrote:
>I have never seen a one-use camera with a zoom lens. Have you?
>
>Actually, the one use cameras aren't the problem so much. These
>people get what they expect from a six dollar box (and often get
>remarkebly good pictures from them). The problem is people that
>have bought a multi-hundred-dollar Pentax (now, at a thread near
>you, on topic) Espio 140 zoom lens camera. These people have
>higher expectations.
>Also, just to get your technology straight, one use cameras are
>mostly loaded with 800 iso film now. Some still come with 400.
>None that I know of have ever been sold with 100 or 200 speed
>film.
>William Robb
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