Cameras don’t come much simpler or cheaper than the SupaSnaps Snappit, in fact cheap is an understatement, as these were given away free by the high street chain SupaSnaps in the early 1990s. If memory serves, you got a free camera whenever you had a film processed, sometimes you even got a free 126 cartridge as well. They came in a whole range of colours, and often had cartoon characters printed on them, or came with stickers so that you could customise them to your own taste. I don’t know how many of these were actually used, after all, the chances are you already had a camera if you were having a film processed, but I do know that they featured heavily in rummage boxes in charity shops and car boot sales for many years, you still see them now, but not very often. For all its cheapness, the Snappit has a certain style to it, and it turns out to have been designed by Sebastian Conran, of the Conran Design Dynasty.