Fujifilm is rumored to be launching a new Instax Wide Evo camera soon –here's why it could be my ideal instant camera, on ...

When it comes to instant film photography, Polaroid is one of the first names that comes to mind. However, here are six great ...

Could a $67 camera actually have more controls than a $79 one? I blasted through a pack of Instax film to see whether Instax’s cheapest camera is even worth buying. And while more advanced ...

The film rests in an off-the-shelf development unit ... Home-made cameras have featured here many times, but Instax seems to pop up most often as a hacked in replacement for obsolete Polaroid ...

Instant cameras turn fleeting moments into lasting prints and offer nostalgia and simplicity to anyone seeking a break from ...

Leave it on the shelf? Not likely, he’s adapted it to work with Fuji Instax 210, a readily available and cheap instant film. Polaroid 100 and Instax 210 are almost the same size, but are not ...

It’s important to note that Polaroid i-Type film behaves a little differently compared to, say, Instax Wide film. Polaroid says it’s been engineered to emulate the aesthetic of older Polaroid ...

The Instax Mini Link 3 offers quick printing from phone to instant film, capturing modern nostalgia. Despite its past glory, Fujifilm has struggled to keep up with smartphone photography trends.

Instax film comes in three sizes (Mini, Square, and Wide), and I've always preferred the Wide format because it's the closest thing to a real photo rather than a little souvenir sticker.