Review on Fujifilm Instax Wide Instant Film: 20 Exposures, White, New Packaging by Christine Sanchez

If like me you're missing Fuji 100c instant film or Polaroid 600 film but don't want to buy expensive Polaroid 600 film (8 photos for $23), Fuji Instax wide angle film is the best IMO alternative. About the same size and currently around $18 for two packs of 10, 20 photos total, hard to bet compared to what else is available on the market. The only downside, and that's more true of Fuji's line of cameras. As for the film itself, Fuji currently doesn't offer any wide format film cameras with the same feature richness as the Mini Film series. The Fuji Instax 210 and 300 are, to my knowledge, the only cameras Fuji has released for wide format film. Unlike its mini film, there's a wide range of cameras to choose from, from the most basic point-and-shoot cameras to the feature-packed Fuji Instax 90 camera, my favourite. But again, this isn't so much a statement of the quality of the widest film as more of a lack of camera variety capable of using such affordable and affordable film. In the end, the quality of the film is good. , it's affordable, widely available and in my opinion the best instant film on the market. And I hope that over time Fuji will expand the range of cameras that can accommodate this.