lots of people, like my uncle, collect old cameras. if you have any spare, please send a photo along with details to cdhaptomos@hotmail.com and i willl get back to you.

disposable cameras usually have really good batteries in them, still 90% charged. you can pick them up at friendly photo developers. you have to be careful prying them apart (use a screwdriver) as they contain chunky capacitors for the flash, which can give you a high voltage shock. so go carefully on the first few until you figure out the safest way to open them.

You could hope that this:

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eventaully becomes a real product

If there is a secondary school or college near you that teaches photography, they probably could use them. Even if they are too obsolete to be of use to the students, most schools that teach photography use old cameras for demonstrations and the like.

Load them up with film and hand them to kids. Let them take pictures of whatever they want. Develop the film - you’ll be amazed at some of the shots.

Without the film they can be play cameras.

Offer them on your local freecycle ( http://www.freecycle.org/ ) or give them to your local foodbank.

I’m sure someone you know would love to take one apart to find out how they work.

I read somewhere that a guy grabbed 20+ of these, managed to set the flashes on a timer / delay and dressed up for Hallowe’en as the “Paparazzi”

How can I recycle a digital camera?

Exibit them as decorative items, or just store. Someday they will be antique and cost more, that what you bought them for.

well 4 me if u hav ur used cameras,just give it to me so that i could recycled it into a new one!

cameras should be thrown away if its not functioning at all