The capacitor in a disposable camera fills up with power from the battery. It is then used to very quickly pulse the stored energy through the xenon flash tube bulb. The capacitor is capable of discharging all of it's energy almost instantly. A battery on the other hand can only discharge it's power slowly by comparison. So for the high power flash, we use a capacitor to give it that large jolt of power to produce the very bright flash. The "slow" battery then takes it's time (a few seconds) to recharge the capacitor for the next picture.
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It refers to disposable cameras offered on sale at a discounted price. Disposable cameras are the ones running on film that used to be available at Wal-Mart. Disposable means that you can throw them away.
Disposable cameras will usually hold up for about 2 years from date of manufacture.
One can buy discounted disposable cameras in bulk on the Internet. There are many websites on the Internet that have discounted disposable cameras in bulk and can be bought very cheaply.
Since the late 1990s, disposable cameras have become increasingly popular as wedding favors. Some of the companies, are Custom Camera Collection, Cameras For All and Disposable Camera Company that is offering disposable cameras. Prices vary alot, so make sure you choose the camera fitting your wedding the best.
Disposable cameras are not that harmful for the environment as you would think. The film developer will remove your film and will send back the rest of the desposible camera too the manufacturer for recycling.
You can purchase disposable cameras at any photography store. You can also purchase them at discount stores such as Wal-Mart, Target and even at Shoppers Drug Mart.
Yes, Tesco does sell disposable cameras. Here are two of the cameras they carry: http://www.tesco.com/direct/kodak-fun-flash-disposable-single-use-camera-with-flash-27-photos/208-3157.prd http://www.tesco.com/direct/disposable-35mm-camera/135-9814.prd
I have tried developing disposable cameras at Walgreens and Walmart and the quality was awful. I recommend developdisposablecameras.com which has a free mailer so you can send your photos in. It is inexpensive, easy, and the pictures are of much better quality. I did it for the disposable cameras at my wedding, and they really made the memories that much better!
Yes. Less than half of disposable cameras are ever actually recycled, and not all parts of the cameras are recyclable.
There are some disposable cameras that go up to 40 pictures.
There are many different kinds of disposable cameras. So we do not know which one you are meaning. the best thing to do is search the company's website or information to find out the ingredients of their product.