The Kodak FunSaver is the long-running standard bearer of the single-use camera market, featuring a built-in flash and 27 exposures of pre-loaded 35mm film. First introduced in the late 1980s under various names, the FunSaver became a ubiquitous presence at weddings, vacations, and parties throughout the 1990s and 2000s. Interestingly the single-use camera has experienced a genuine revival among younger consumers drawn to the analog aesthetic, and Kodak continues to produce them today. An unused example with original box in an era of analog nostalgia has modest but real collectible appeal.