Fujifilm INSTAX Mini Instant Film Twin Pack (White) - International Version

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My girls love for me to buy them these!

There are a few arguments against instant film in general, and then against the Instax Mini system specifically. While the image quality is better than many so-called 'toy cameras,' you can't go into the instant experience expecting tack-sharp, highly enlargeable results. I shoot film almost exclusively, and I shoot everything from tiny spy Minox cams up to large monorail view cams. Some cameras are methodical tools, requiring the user to iteratively run through series of movements, studying a sheet of ground glass until the image can be recorded perfectly on a sheet of film. And some cameras are just fun to use, full of limitations but full of joy. This is where instant comes in, and Fuji has done a pretty good job with their Instax systems. The other issue is in the divide between the Instax Mini and the Instax Wide. I personally think the Mini is great, even though plenty of people seem to think the images are too small to be practical. My opinion is that the Wide cameras, while producing nice large images, are too large and bulky to be fun. Which, again, is largely the point of instant for me. I use a 50s, which tucks out of the way in a bag pretty handily. So what to do with these card-sized images once you have them?I keep written correspondence with a number of people, and find that they're a great little pack-in for a personal touch. I suppose this was more a review of the system as a whole than of the film, so if you need a review of the film itself, here it is: there's only one emulsion for these cameras, and this is it. This film is useless without the system, and the system is useless without this film, and while there are multiple cameras to choose from, this is all you get for film. If you want a fun little instant system, I highly recommend Instax Mini. And if you take that advice, you're buying this film. I will say, in case it's a dealbreaker, that blues are strong on Instax - the images feel much cooler than Polaroid ever did. If you're looking for the crazy color palette of old Polaroids, you're not going to get it here. This again is a matter, though, of buying for an aesthetic or for the sake of something fun. And Instax is definitely fun.

I think is a good deal for a great product

No complaints film fit perfectly in cameraPictures came out great

We used the Polaroids for a special occasion. There was daylight however, some of the pictures came out dark. The Polaroids are small enough to put behind your phone or wallet. I will buy this product again.

I recently bought the Fuji film Instax camera online and I wanted to get the films for a great price and amazon had the best price around for almost $13 for a twin pack. No one could beat that! I recently put it in my new awesome camera and the picture of the film came out beautiful! I would definitely reorder from amazon. I would say that it took a little time for the picture to appear but it was amazing when it did! The quality was amazing as long as you use the correct setting for where you are. We took pictures indoors so we had to stick with using the indoor setting on the camera. We ruined a couple of films because we set it on a different setting. Taking the photos reminds me of the good old days. It gets very addictive so I am going to have to purchase a whole lot more in the near future. Amazon please I hope you guys do not raise the price on this product. It's a great product! I love it!

I have purchased 4 of these so far (and counting) and am very satisfied with the quality and clarity of the pictures. They are also extremely fun to pass out to friends. I use this with my Fujifilm Instax Mini 25 and have no real complaints. The pictures are a bit small, but are the perfect wallet size and works for parties.For anyone that remembers the old Polaroid pictures, these are a bit different. They start out white when you take the picture and slowly begin to fade in after about 15-30 seconds. No waving of the picture is required like with the old Polaroids. However, everyone still enjoys watching the picture come in.Another advantage is I end up getting better pictures than I do with my digital camera since I remind people that these pictures are permanent and cost money (little more than 50 cents a picture at the time of this post), which somehow makes people want to have it be a really good... or goofy picture of them!