*AGHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!! POODLES!!!!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤*

@NaraSherko

5 ай бұрын

So poodle 🐩

@mothman20

5 ай бұрын

inside voice ty

@sebapastabasero800

4 ай бұрын

I hate them

@enclavegeneral2077

4 ай бұрын

​@@sebapastabasero800nobody asked for you're opinion

@NaraSherko

4 ай бұрын

@user-jg2dm6ci3h Ok!

Dude that's so sick! Turns out the "modz" you do outside of making retro handhelds are equally as awesome!

@JayBoyModz

5 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!😁

@yaboijuanito1460

5 ай бұрын

​@@JayBoyModzI remember that camera my aunt from my mom's side had this camera back in 2009 it was the same black and yellow Kodak camera you showed in your video.

@waqarchughtai440

5 ай бұрын

@@yaboijuanito1460Nice 👍😎

@yaboijuanito1460

5 ай бұрын

@@waqarchughtai440 yeah

@50shadesofgayy

4 ай бұрын

@@JayBoyModzgurl you did it for the thumbnail

I appreciate that you showed the N64 disposable camera but didn't cut it to pieces. That's pretty awesome.

@StephenHoldaway

5 ай бұрын

I'm fairly sure the N64 camera shown isn't disposable - my brother had one back in the 90s. It's just a low end point-and-shoot, but fully reloadable by the end user

@Moonstone-Redux

4 ай бұрын

​@@StephenHoldawayThese focus free reloadables are way more common in Asia where I live so I never quite saw disposable cameras. Got a few of them before finally having this weird duck of a zoom lens Vivitar that has a really long zoom projection at its narrowest focal length. No doubt that made for some humorous moments during high school when I bought that camera though by then I was using a compact digital.

@JordanGingold

3 ай бұрын

@@os2developerthat was master-class level clickbait. He even showed it again in the video just to really twist the knife 😊😂

@XdekHckr

3 ай бұрын

@@Moonstone-Redux lmao, I thought when people have smartphones and all technology then people in asia are smart enough to use them and not some ass disposable cameras

@Moonstone-Redux

3 ай бұрын

@@XdekHckr That was back in the 2000s. Smartphone camera technology was not great then.

They were not thrown in the trash! Speaking as a former film developer - after being developed, the cameras shells were picked up by a company, refurbished with a new AA cell and repackaged.

@Jordan-rb28

3 ай бұрын

Good. Would be so wasteful otherwise.

@user-od8ck5uk7s

3 ай бұрын

Yes so “recycling” the lens this way only makes the rest of the plastic shell useless, contributing to waste. God I hate this trend

@acomingextinction

3 ай бұрын

this is true, and was one of my first jobs at Wal-Mart. the only good thing for the environment i ever did while working there.

@Hxpottersx

2 ай бұрын

@@user-od8ck5uk7s He could literally recycle the plastic. It’s not wasteful 😭

@frankievermin

2 ай бұрын

@@user-od8ck5uk7sKodak makes a regular film camera, the m38, which produces film with the appearance of these wasteful disposables with less actual waste. Of course the camera itself is meant to mimic the look too, so it is also plastic. I dont know why people dont look for more sustainable, cheaper options.

Btw! You can also just use the camera as is! It just needs a new roll of film put inside. The "disposable" Kodak cameras today are all reusable so please let the lab have them / make them refill it for you !

@ericlotze7724

3 ай бұрын

Wild how disposable culture was/is so normalized!

@whitepouch0904

3 ай бұрын

As far as I can remember there were two types of this film point and shoot camera. The one that was disposable which you couldn’t open and was cheaper and the other one which you had access to change a new film and was more expensive.

@dylangergutierrez

2 ай бұрын

Actually, that's not generally true. At least the Kodak ones have a little "crown" along the top of the cartridge that works with the film advance. That means that a normal 35mm cartridge won't work if just inserted into the same spot; you'd have to reload the original cartridge

They're not usually "thrown away" tho, they're collected and reused, as it's just a bog standard shell

@swolfington

3 ай бұрын

This. You were supposed to give the entire camera back to have the film developed - you couldn't even access the film roll unless you cracked open the case, and the case was not intended to be opened by the user. I mean, you totally could, and I definitely shocked the shit out of myself a few times playing with the flash circuitry. but ideally most people would never be in the position to throw the camera away because otherwise they would never get the flim developed.

The R4 Ridge Racer music is on point

@theerealatm

5 ай бұрын

Culture.

@guitubagrips9719

5 ай бұрын

Bald jpegmafia

@bronze_painter

5 ай бұрын

💯

@El_Raton_Small

5 ай бұрын

Word...

@themollymachine

5 ай бұрын

Millennials know the deal 😎

Around 2016 I went around and found like 5 undeveloped from 2002-2008 took them and got them developed. Sadly a lot of them were damaged but the photos still were worth keeping. Was awesome seeing new pictures of old family events.

@PseudoWounds

Ай бұрын

This is awesome, would love to have undeveloped films from back then

@religiousindustrialaliens

7 күн бұрын

since 2016 is 8 years ago now it’s barely even new for todays standards

I wasn't even around in the 90s, I'm gen-z, but i love the nostalgic look

@Mortalkombatfanyt

5 ай бұрын

90s is genz

@SonicBoone56

5 ай бұрын

​@@Mortalkombatfanyt only 1998 and later is gen z.

@SonicBoone56

5 ай бұрын

Disposable cameras were very much a thing until the late 2000s

@KilowattAvenue

5 ай бұрын

@@SonicBoone56 Oh I didn't realize

@gtassa01

5 ай бұрын

​@@Mortalkombatfanytlmao no. You're a millennial.

This is where my baby photos and early years were captured on. Gives me a hit of nostalgia

Yo as a filmmaker I’m definitely trying this.! Thank you for this such a creative idea

@JayBoyModz

5 ай бұрын

Have fun!

@ausgamerx4601

Ай бұрын

@@JayBoyModz what song did you use

Jumping back to the 90s. Such a simpler time

@BagzAndPresident

5 ай бұрын

Sell all your tech, there you go

@caingamin2

5 ай бұрын

​@BagzAndPresident oh does that mean you're going to lower prices to what they were? Sick, thanks

@Practicalinvestments

3 ай бұрын

@@caingamin2unfortunately this is a continual problem in which we are passing down to our kids and which is also why every generation say’s exactly what you did ‘prices aint like they used to be’ No, they aint, and never will be, and will continue to rise until we address the issue or leave a catastrophic failure waiting for the future generations And by adressing the issue I don’t just mean ‘lower price’ because to get just a lower price and a stable price over multiple generations we need to change our whole monetary system And I don’t see the fat elites doing that until said catastrophic failure happens when there will be massive revolts and a freeze on the worldwide economy and society as we know it

I’ll never forget back in 90s when I was about 8 years old and I was really into pulling electrical things apart to see what was inside. Well I was pulling one of those exact Kodak cameras apart when I saw a “danger of high voltage shock” sticker. I scoffed, there is no battery in here I said to myself and about 15 seconds later as I continued pulling the camera apart the flash capacitor discharged into my finger and the shock I got changed my life forever. From that point on I took note of danger stickers, they aren’t lying 😂

I miss using those cameras

@KrulKrulSprietSpriet

5 ай бұрын

They are still available!

@skylined5534

5 ай бұрын

​@@KrulKrulSprietSpriet True though they're not commonplace now. I also miss seeing just about every shop offer photo developing services and also the old type film cartridges. There was a sort of dog bone looking one and I also had a Halina 'disc' with motorised drive. Loved that camera!

Despite it being a big company, it's always wierd hearing the name Kodak on the internet, since I'm from near Rochester, where Kodak is.

@JayBoyModz

5 ай бұрын

Nice

I last used one of those in 2016, what a time

Great mod.

How my brain was more focused on that Ridge Racer BGM than the actual video

@J.A.Acosta

3 ай бұрын

Same here, I was just vibing with the R4 song 😂

It's shocking how easy this is to do apparently. It's so cool that you can take high quality digital photos that have the exact same vibe as disposable cameras.

@pageuk

Ай бұрын

It is shocking if you touch the undischarged capacitor inside that powers the flash.

I’m 16 and this brings me back to when my parents had cameras like these back in the day.

@escapetherace1943

3 ай бұрын

I had one in my backpack when I went to school sometimes lol. Would take some pictures. Honestly it was more special than today because you only had 'x' # of photos to take so you always tried to make them special.

Shot a lot with them in 2010s. Good camera. Very gradable scans, flash was the real deal 💯💯

Pro tip: put 3 points on the circle (Perimeter) you want/need to fine the center, connect them with 2 lines and make another 2 lines perpendicularly to the first ones right in the middle of them, where the last lines you drew encounters is the center of the circle

Great work with that modification, that absolutely nailed the fuzzy vibe of those disposable photos

“Reuse the lens”. 😂 Fool, we used to put more film in it.

I love how it still looks like the 90's

I’m going to do this! I have a bunch of camera body caps I’ll never use in my classroom and all sorts of old lenses! Great idea!

@JayBoyModz

5 ай бұрын

Awesome!

@jnharton

3 ай бұрын

You should probably use stuff that you actually own.

Some of these disposables can be used to source 800 iso color film, which isn't conventionally made for anyone else other than Lomography. Apparently the film isn't the best but it is weird and rare.

I remember getting one of these for Christmas back when I was 7 and I went nuts taking pictures with it. I took pictures of my little brother, my Christmas gifts, pretty much anything I could photograph.

Disposable cameras weren’t put in the trash. They were returned, (refurbished when necessary), reloaded and resold. Also they’re not too difficult to reload at home, though for most a toy camera would be an easier alternative.

@ExpandDong420

5 ай бұрын

I think you're severely overselling how much the average consumer can be bothered, people absolutely just threw them away

@Zagill

5 ай бұрын

​@@ExpandDong420 the average consumer wouldn't be throwing them away, they'd be dropping it off at a film lab and coming back to pick up the negatives and prints

@MexBaker

5 ай бұрын

​@ExpandDong420 I wasn't aware the trash can developed the film once people were done taking their photos

@beefchicken

5 ай бұрын

@@ExpandDong420you would drop off the whole camera at the lab and get photos and negatives back. The lab would extract the film, then throw the camera in a box. When the box was full it was sent for “recycling”. Which I’m guessing meant they were dropped in a shredder so that the metals could be recovered, then the plastic was thrown out. It’s very unlikely they were refurbished, there were too many different manufacturers and models, the logistics of refurbishing would be simply too expensive.

@LRM12o8

5 ай бұрын

@beefchicken WTH, those disposable cameras were literally made by the manufacturers of the film they came with and the film branding was all over the camera, too! Those cameras were literally made to sell camera film to people who couldn't afford the upfront cost for a proper camera! And their design never changed. There were no complicated or expensive logistics to refurbishing those cameras, just send them back to the manufacturer, they have the correct film since they're the ones making it! 💁

i really love how it turned out at the end!

This would be perfect on my brown and silver EM10-MKII! Thanks for the idea!

Growing up in the 90's and 2000's those cameras do bring back memories

@volvo09

3 ай бұрын

Yeah my mom would give me one for a field frip since i would always play around with the real camera, like opening the film door and f-cking up all the pictures, or it could get stolen or damaged.

I did a similar mod with the lens from a Lubitel 166 TLR. Worked surprisingly well!

This is very cool, these were the only cameras I was ever able to use younger

Perfect for getting a flashback feeling in like a film

Beautiful dogs, also smart man drives the legendary Toyota 4 runner. Good on you.

@JayBoyModz

5 ай бұрын

Thanks fam🔥🔥😎😎

for a moment you drilling through the lens cap made me flinch cuz it gave me flashbacks of that one guy in shorts that breaks old broken cameras lol

so bassicaly.. you made the childhood vision effect.. awesome

That N64 camera was mint! I bet that is worth a few bob!

all i can say is that this camera brings back memories

The plastic lens become a big limitation when you want to do more serious photography. Anyways, an even more fun mod is to get one of those disposables that have a flash. Once you get the film out, open it up till you get to the flash circuit. You need to solder wires to the two legs of the capacitor. Now you can drill holes for the wires to come out of the case, drive two screws into the side and fix the wires around them. And there you go, now you have a shocker. If the flash on your disposable is manually charged, you can cut an opening in the case to where the gear that cocks the shutter is, then you can cock it and fire the flash to discharge the circuit.

@mcfrisko834

5 ай бұрын

Wow...is there a video on this?

@dzakem

5 ай бұрын

Be very careful, you can easily shock yourself.

@masterkamen371

5 ай бұрын

@@dzakem That is true. Before touching anything, get some kind of resistor and short the legs of the large capacitor. You shouldn't use the screwdriver trick near the board because these flash circuits are dirt cheap and as such super fragile, a spark could easily knock it out. And also obviously take out the battery before touching anything. Once you've put it together, treat it pretty much like a loaded gun. You can "unload" it by shorting the two contacts with a screwdriver.

@masterkamen371

5 ай бұрын

@@mcfrisko834 There's a number of videos on KZread about it. Look up "disposable camera shocker". These cameras are of a very cheap and simple construction, it shouldn't be that difficult to figure them out.

@qwertykeyboard5901

5 ай бұрын

Oh god no, that shock is way too intense for pranking.

Song is from ridge racer 4

what a time to live

Damn you took me back to the 90s with this one

I need this in the form of contacts, so I can live the past

Man, I remember taking pics with these cameras when I was a kid before I had my first proper camera.

Oh my gosh, yes, I want some of this, I collect cameras, but I never thought. Of course, it's all so obvious now.

I was born in 2007 but in the early 2010s my grandma still used these disposable cameras. A lot of photos she got with them i cant help but feel nostalgic over

I thought disposable cameras were something Gravity Falls invented

Whoa man. I was already mesmerized and inspired by your gameboy mods, but now I want to try this too

I did this using a Fuji disposable camera, and i really like using it. It's my go-to lens for my digital camera for quick shots, and the images are pretty cool looking.

That's so cool!

@JayBoyModz

5 ай бұрын

Thank you!

I remember these so well

Now time to film car meets with that thing

The idea of a disposable camera is so surreal.

I used to reload these back in the day. it's pretty easy if you have a dark box.

It’s like the pictures have a filter looks the same as when you remember a dream

That ding at the beginning reminded me of the "Anomaly Removed" sound.

the look of the pictures are nostalgic, there's something im the 90s i still like even modern technology

Disposables, I remember these heavily. Used them quite a bit in my younger days. They don't make shit like this anymore.

Dude those cameras were my childhood, especially the water proof one

Nostalgia hits hard

The ridge racer music on the background slaps

RR4 music good choice.

"Local film lab" you don't hear that anymore 😂

Great, now I want to try to make a disposable camera into a digital camera so thanks for that

The more nostalgic thing about this vid is the use of the Ridge Racer Type 4 soundtrack.

Literally the only reason why i still buy Polaroid 600 cartridges for my 635 CL is because I absolutely love the 80s aesthetics of the pictures. I found a Photoshop here that still sells them, 8 Pictures = 17 Euros.

@definingslawek4731

4 ай бұрын

Instax is a great option too, instax wide is less than 10 euros for 10 pictures ;)

Ah yes, the "summer feel" cameras. Love em.

Bro this is sick! So cool bro!

Oh wow. You really did turn a modern DSLR camera into an old school Kodak. I still rolls of film in a cabinet from years and years ago that need to be developed. Idek where I can go to get it done.

This guy did brought the retro era 🎩📸

fisheye lens mods are always crazy on fb sessions

Born in 89 and huge chunk of my family memories was filmed with disposable cameras. My mom bought me a cheapo camera for Christmas.

my senior pics were taken with a disposable and they came out amazing.

This song feels like I’m at the end of a very long and fulfilling life, and have made peace with death, welcoming it with open arms.

THANK YOU for not wasting film!

You made a camera that can make anything look like a childhood memory

those doodles are the star of the short lol

I remember seeing these in my aunt's drawer and playing with them even though they were not functional

I still remember my pringles disposable camera i got when we bought two cans of pringles. Haha it was so cool. 2002 or something 🙏

My grandma still uses disposable cameras

After all these years, they still get a new life

Greetings from the UK. I just wanted to drop by and say how much I like your videos and that I love your grillzebo. It inspires me to attempt something similar.

Absolutely awesome!!

This aestic was amazing

That is badass. Hell yeah, dude.

THE RIDGE RACER MUSIC

Okay wow. I didn’t know where this was going, but bravo. 🎉

My grandpa invented the waterproof Kodak version with the flash! I even have the patent for it!

We need to put it as a security camera feature

I never knew there was a N64 disposable, the design is pretty nice.

wow these are actually great

Nice car, had a 560SL, loved that thing.

Very good idea, I'll test it.

Imma have to try that! Super cool!!!! Great vid

RIDDGGGeee racerrrrr also dope vid love those cameras from the 90s

Good times. Just HOPE to god it comes out good before picking it up at the picture store. Also those redeye moments were the parts u judge ur friends if they were demons or not😂

Awesome; and oh, how adorable these puppies look like…

dude, that n64 camera is dope af