This film pack is used with my Instax Link wide printer. The cartridge easily pops into the printer. I have not had any issues with this film quality. All my pictures print out as they are shown on the app. The older photos I have printed on this film have not faded. The film is a little bit expensive but it’s a great alternative to print hard copies of pictures.

My mom loves her fujifilm instax camera wide film. She don’t like her camera phone but she loves taking pictures with this. Image quality is good. Fits camera good really good capability. Doesn’t take long for picture to develop. Great price for what you get.

Best instant film on the market.

If you're like me and miss the Fuji 100c instant film or shooting on polaroid 600 but don't want to buy the overpriced polaroid 600 film (8 photos for $23 bucks) the Fuji Instax wide film is the best alternative IMO. Roughly the same size and currently going for around $18 bucks for two 10 packs for a total of 20 photos, it's a hard deal to bet in contrast to what else is on the market.The only downfall, and this is more regarding Fuji's camera line up than the film itself, is that currently Fuji does not offer cameras for the wide film with as much diverse functionality as it does with it's Mini Film series. To my knowledge the Fuji Instax 210 and 300 are the only cameras Fuji has brought to the market for it's wide film. In contrast for it's mini film there's a ... MoreIf you're like me and miss the Fuji 100c instant film or shooting on polaroid 600 but don't want to buy the overpriced polaroid 600 film (8 photos for $23 bucks) the Fuji Instax wide film is the best alternative IMO. Roughly the same size and currently going for around $18 bucks for two 10 packs for a total of 20 photos, it's a hard deal to bet in contrast to what else is on the market.The only downfall, and this is more regarding Fuji's camera line up than the film itself, is that currently Fuji does not offer cameras for the wide film with as much diverse functionality as it does with it's Mini Film series. To my knowledge the Fuji Instax 210 and 300 are the only cameras Fuji has brought to the market for it's wide film. In contrast for it's mini film there's a wide range of cameras from the most barebones, simple, point-n-shoot cameras to the function and settings rich Fuji Instax 90 camera, my personal favorite. But again, this isn't so much a statement of the quality of the wide film itself so much as the lack of diversity for cameras able to utilize such an affordable and available film.At the end of the day, the film quality is good, it's affordable, widely available and IMO the best instant film on the market. And I hope in time Fuji adds the to camera lineup that can shoot it.

In a Pinch

This film is good in a pinch.If you want to shoot relatively inexpensive black and white polaroid film - this is the film.I like the format of the film, the price, and the stability of the film over Polaroid Originals.However, the camera system that you are restricted to use is cumbersome, misses focus, and really doesn't allow this film to shine CONSISTENTLY.If you Fuji Instax Wide 300 and the like holds focus I think you can make great photos. You won't be able to make tight portraits that Polaroid camera allows you to do - but - the right tool for the right job.I used this film when I went to Tokyo, to make photographs in a more carefree journal-style photography. I pasted the images in a journal I was making, along with ticket stubs, interesting ... MoreThis film is good in a pinch.If you want to shoot relatively inexpensive black and white polaroid film - this is the film.I like the format of the film, the price, and the stability of the film over Polaroid Originals.However, the camera system that you are restricted to use is cumbersome, misses focus, and really doesn't allow this film to shine CONSISTENTLY.If you Fuji Instax Wide 300 and the like holds focus I think you can make great photos. You won't be able to make tight portraits that Polaroid camera allows you to do - but - the right tool for the right job.I used this film when I went to Tokyo, to make photographs in a more carefree journal-style photography. I pasted the images in a journal I was making, along with ticket stubs, interesting graphic design elements I found in Japanese packing, and some handwritten notes.My only real knock is that there is a blue tint to the photos. You definitely don't get the inky blacks and bright whites that are showcased on the package photo.For that go dig out your stockpiles Fujifilm FP-3000B or FP-100B. Or buy online at the insane prices they are going for.The whole point of this film is to create in the moment and watch the film develop.Go out buy a pack and have fun.

Instax Film

I had bought the film- and the camera- for a 14yr old niece. I was "secret Santa".She's in lerv!!Right now good pictures! 5 minutes later she's an expert. getting artsy with angles and perspectives. She takes a lot of pictures. It's genetic- auto waves the pics to develop! BUT! the only store near me that carried the film was a Walmart. That just did a reset to include the new cameras. No room for the film! These were new boxes, shipped fast and well, and a very good deal. Email me and I'lll make another order.

Needs some work if you're using it for pinhole photography

Here's a result from an f/233 pinhole camera in combination with the Lomo Graflok adapter. Exposure was measured with the Pinhole Master app which had been set up for 800 ASA and the reciprocity correction set to ON. The resulting exposure was about 42s - Pinhole Master created a log file, so the info. is readily available. Post-processing was very necessary - given the long exposure, removal of the strong blue colour cast was needed followed by levels and sharpening. Overall I'm pleased with result. I reckon at least 3 or more stops overexposure is necessary to allow for the films' acknowledged reciprocity weakness.

Worlds ahead of Polaroid film!

I'm new to Fuji Instax as a previous longtime polaroid user since the impossible project began, and I have never used instant film as reliable and consistent as Fuji Instax. It does not seem to care about temperature or storage conditions at all, unlike polaroid film...Still lovely colors, great exposure, and a joy to shoot with.Anyway, HIGHLY recommend Fuji Instax film. It is just that good.I am selling my polaroid camera because of it.

[Rewarded Review] Excellent product to impress friends and family

"I'm absolutely thrilled with the Fujifilm INSTAX WIDE Instant Film! The moment I saw the first photo develop, I was hooked. The wide format is perfect for capturing special moments with friends and family. The film produces vibrant, high-quality photos with a unique, nostalgic charm. I love how easy it is to use and how quickly the photos develop. It's like having a mini photo lab in my hands! The wide format adds an extra layer of creativity to my photography, and I can't wait to see what other amazing memories I'll capture with this film. Highly recommended for anyone looking to add some instant fun to their photography!"

so cool!

im using this in a lomography lomograflok back on antique Graflex CrownGraphic and i LOVE it!it appears that this film (not just my sample) is very sensitive to the correct exposure with little latitude for over/under exposure. maybe its spot on with the Fuji cameras that use it. they have flashes and meter of some sort i imagine but my Crown Graphic is all dependent on how well i do my job with a handheld meter.