Review on Fujifilm Instax Wide Instant Film: 20 Exposures, White, New Packaging by Steven Mazie

The digital and mobile phone camera revolution has reduced the art of photography to a minimum. Have you heard of Kodak? Have you ever put film in a camera? Have you ever developed film? Forgive my rhetoric. I'm glad to see that there is a way to capture black and white images without having to process them in a "digital" darkroom. This material is also expensive, forcing you to think and compose before shooting. Ideally, the result is something more creative than a standard shot and not buried in the abyss of phone memory. Express yourself with photography!