The Fujifilm QuickSnap disposable camera is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, so the brand is taking note with two new versions that celebrate the single-use photography classic. The disposable camera will come in the new Black and White and Active options, which will each offer 27 exposures to capture a variety of scenes.
The Black and White version captures images on ISO 400 black and white negative film and boasts a switch-activated flash with a 10-foot range. The Active model is waterproof and packaged in protective housing with a wrist strap attached, and captures images on ISO 800 Color negative film with a 35-foot waterproof rating.
The new Fujifilm QuickSnap disposable cameras will be available in the fall priced between $22.90 and $24.75.
Anniversary-Honoring Disposable Cameras
The Fujifilm QuickSnap Will Come in Two New Options
Trend Themes
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Analog Nostalgia — Renewed interest in film-based formats creates room for limited-edition products that blend emotional heritage with collectible consumer experiences.
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Adventure-ready Disposables — Waterproof, ruggedized single-use cameras signal demand for low-maintenance imaging tools suited to travel, festivals, and outdoor recreation.
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Purpose-built Film — Specialized black-and-white and high-sensitivity film options reflect a market shift toward simple devices designed around distinct aesthetic use cases.
Industry Implications
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Consumer Photography — Heritage camera formats are being repositioned as experiential alternatives to smartphones, opening space for premium disposable and hybrid analog products.
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Travel and Tourism — Destination-driven activities benefit from affordable waterproof cameras that provide tactile souvenirs without relying on fragile personal electronics.
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Retail and Gifting — Anniversary editions and nostalgic packaging support impulse-friendly products with appeal across gift shops, lifestyle retailers, and specialty photo channels.