Last year, I picked up a cheap plastic camera for 50p – a Sunpet Focus-Free point-and-shoot. The camera has a fixed focus f8 lens and a single shutter speed (probably 1/125, or maybe 1/60 sec). I shot a roll of film through it over the end of last year and the start of January 2017 and, while the results were pretty lo-fi, they did have a certain ‘Lomography’ charm to them, with odd markings on the edge of the frame and distinctly soft edge-focus. The camera did manage to screw up the roll of film though, and the last half-dozen or so shots ended up as a single (not particularly interesting) multiple exposure, and the camera kept on firing and winding even after the counter passed 40 frames(!), so in the end I just re-wound the film and got it processed.
Anyway, here are a few of the better ones…
Sunpet Focus-Free & Agfa Vista Plus 200.
Taken on various dates, late 2016-early 2017.
Steel City Snapper photography 
Hi! I just got this camera and have a hard time trying to figure out how to use it and not waste the film. It looks like you can gest really interesting results.Your post definately encouraged me to try it, thanks!
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Good luck with the camera. It’s mostly fixed in terms of controls so once you have the film loaded it’s just a case of framing your composition and pressing the shutter. The lens is 35mm with a fixed f/8 aperture. It has a fixed focus with a minimum distance of 1m. I’m not sure of the exact shutter speed, but expect it will be fixed at around 1/100 sec.
I’d use 400asa film if I were to use it again, but if there’s enough light then 200asa is probably ok, and maybe even 100asa if it’s brilliant sunshine.
Hope you get some photos you like!
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