Ideal for parties, events, weddings, and more, this white Ilford ILFOCOLOR Rapid Single-Use White Camerafrom Ilford ILFOCOLOR Rapid Single-Use White Camerais pre-loaded with a 27-exposure roll of highly versatile 400-speed film. Ready to shoot with the push of a button, this camera has a wide-angle lens with a fixed focus range and fixed shutter speed for simplicity, and it includes a clear window viewfinder for lining up your shots. For indoor and low-light shooting conditions, the camera also includes a one-touch flash, which automatically recharges after use.

Single-Use Camera    27-Exposure ISO 400 Color Negative Film    Built-In Flash    Performs Well in Low Light    Optical Viewfinder    Fixed-Focus Wide Angle 31mm f/11 Lens    1/125 Shutter Speed    AAA Battery

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the expiration date now?

A: Expiration date 02/20206 as of 8/15/2022

Q: 2. EXPIRE DATE PLEASE ?

A: The expiration date would be within 6 months to 1 year from now.

Q: 3. Is this indicator fixer? Will it turn color when exhausted?

A: Unfortunately, no, the Ilford Rapid Fixer (Liquid,1 Liter) does not have indicator dye in the fixer. However, the Ilford Ilfostop Stop Bath (500ml), B&H # ILISB500ML, is a stop bath from Ilford that does have dye that is pH sensitive and changes color from yellow to purple as the stop bath becomes exhausted.

Q: 4. How long is Ilford Rapid Fixer good in an unopened bottle?

A: STORAGE Full, unopened bottles of ILFORD RAPID FIXER concentrate stored in cool conditions, 5–20ºC (41–68ºF), will keep for two years. Once opened use completely within six months and keep all bottles tightly sealed until used.

Q: 5. If I use Ilford rapid fixer is it necessary to use hypo clear for film and fiber based paper?

A: Not required, and to my knowledge I have never used hypo-clear on any of my prints. However, it probably covers you for your wash time procedure. I have used it only for film, and even then not too often. I am concerned with washing prints well, however.

Q: 6. I need to make a liter of fixer what should my measurements be?

A: Anything between 1:4 and 1:9 will work just fine. The stronger, the longer it will last.

Q: 7. What is the dilution ratio for film?

A: 1:4 fixer:water (one of the best on the market)

Q: 8. Is this toxic or dangerous? I want to teach children how to develop photographs using the coffee method and it recommended to use this as a fixer.

A: Here's some guidelines to using fixer. All chemicals need to be used with caution, especially with children.Effects of ExposureGeneral advice:Contains: Sodium thiosulphate. The toxicological properties of this material have not been fully investigated and its handling and use may present additional hazards. Expected to be a low health hazard for recommended handling.Inhalation: Expected to be a low hazard for recommended handling. In contact with strong acids or if heated, sulphites may liberate sulphur dioxide gas. Sulphur dioxide gas is irritating to the respiratory tract. Some asthmatics or hypersensitive individuals may experience difficult breathing.Eyes: No specific hazard known. May cause transient irritation.Skin: This material has a low potential to cause allergic skin reactions; however, cases of human skin sensitization have been reported.Ingestion: May be harmful if swallowed. Some asthmatics or sulfite-sensitive individuals mayexperience wheezing, chest tightness, stomach upset, hives, faintness, weakness and diarrhea

Q: 9. Can I reuse the fixer for processing film?

A: Yes you can reuse it but it is recommended to replenish it. The instructions on that is on page 3 at this link, https://bit.ly/3MdKFI1 .

Q: 10. What wetting agent should I use with this fixer?

A: I use LFN. Never had any issues.