Disposable camera - which ones are good?

[Walrus]

I'm going fly-fishing in a few days and need a very lightweight disposable camera. We are having a big fish contest and we must have photographic proof. (Yeah, I can hear the photoshop jokes now) I'd take my A85 but I don't want the weight and risk of getting it wet.

Who makes a decent one? I see these things for sale everywhere but have zero experience with them. I just want to make sure I get decent pictures.

Suggestions?

[liza]

Kodak or Fuji. Either one would be okay.

[gjl711]

They are all pretty much the same I guess, but before you go, you need to read up on Forced Perspective. It will help you come back with a much bigger fish. ;)

[tomd]

I'm going fly-fishing in a few days and need a very lightweight disposable camera. We are having a big fish contest and we must have photographic proof. (Yeah, I can hear the photoshop jokes now) I'd take my A85 but I don't want the weight and risk of getting it wet.

Who makes a decent one? I see these things for sale everywhere but have zero experience with them. I just want to make sure I get decent pictures.

Suggestions?

A few of them are now marketed as weather proof and I've even seen one that is waterproof to 6 feet deep.

Tom

[bwolford]

Any Nikon camera should do. :D

[the_incubus]

Any Nikon camera should do. :D

damn you said it before i could!!!!!