📸 Fujifilm Instax Mini Instant Film Pack - 2 x 10 Shots per Pack (Total 40 Shots) - Great Value Set Review

This film works very well. I've seen a lot of people say they come out with white images or just black images. And that's because you overexposed them, you have to be very careful when you put the film in the camera because that's what I did too and all my shots came out white and I tried to put the film in a different camera. without artificial or natural light. And they turned out fine. But other than that, these films were exactly what I expected.

I really wanted to love this product but every picture we took was completely black (defective development). I bought an instant camera for my little brother's birthday and thought it might be a fun party favor as he couldn't throw a proper birthday party this year due to COVID and we still wanted to make some memories. It was very frustrating when frame after frame just went black (as shown in the image above). We're disappointed, and we certainly wish that at least a few films would succeed.

I don't know what's wrong with this film but as others have said it's damaged. 75% (30 sheets) of the film is undeveloped (bleached). I have had an Instax Mini for 3 years and have never had any film or blur issues before using this film. waste of money. Should have gone straight to the source instead of buying this non-genuine fake junk from China. What is particularly sad is that this was a special occasion and while I can get a refund or dispute a purchase/issue a refund, I cannot take back…

The first pack of film I used worked fine, then nothing printed after the third shot. I tried several times and nothing came out, so I finally had to open it and watch the movie. The next four pieces of film were taped on top to prevent them from exiting the camera. A complete waste of film as all the other frames were useless once opened so I was only able to print 3/10ths of them as actual images. I've been going through the tape slowly, so I'm only on my second box. So far so good, I hope…

I bought this film and noticed something was wrong with the first frame, then it got worse. The ink did not activate on parts of the photos and the colors were off. I checked, the film hasn't expired, which means it's simply damaged. I used expired film and it worked fine, it was just saturated, it's something else. I wanted to see if my machine was broken so I used 3 out of 4 cartridges. All three gave me trouble, but one managed to take two normal photos before reverting to leaky, cropped…