Fujifilm Wide Instant Color Film Instax for 200/210 Cameras - 2 Twin Packs - 40 Prints Review

I like the quality of instant photos. The resolution of photos is not as sharp as a digital camera, but there is a nostalgic photo quality that I really like. The film ends in July 2020.

I like both Instax Mini and Wide. Although it's a bit larger, it's great for large photos. Make sure you frame them properly and compress as much as possible in each frame, otherwise they might seem a little boring and empty.

I've bought this film countless times (maybe 10+ times) cheapest widescreen film instax I live in LA and such Local stores (including Photo Studio and UO) sell this film for at least $10 more than this one.

It would be nice but all four packs would have dark low quality images, lots of black errors, many many disappointing shots from each of the four packs. The photos taken before and after these four packs worked great. This was for a large party and 8 packs were used but all four ordered here were low quality.

It was exactly what I ordered! I have a client who loves this camera and couldn't find film for it anywhere so he turned to Revain. I read the product reviews and decided to give it a try as I really had no other choice hahah and I was very satisfied. Took great photos and he was very happy to get them for his beach trip 😊 Will order from you again.

Same as any store that stocks but probably cheaper here (especially in bulk) and free/fast shipping at factory prices. I definitely prefer the photo quality of my instax wide over my instax mini (although the camera is big, it's worth it!). The shots turned out great and crisp, with that subtle vintage charm that a Polaroid has. Will definitely buy again if I need more :)

Ordered 2 boxes which should only contain 40 films. Each box was pre-opened and sealed with tape, and lo and behold, each box only contained one pack of film, not the promised 2. So I got half of what I paid for. Come on, Revane, how do you get people thinking that nonsense like that?

This wide format film has a print size of 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 and the actual image is 2 1/2 x 3 7/8". Feels more like it like a standard instant print than a print from a mini camera (2x3?) I used Polaroid film many years ago and since Fuji came in I always choose Fuji for the print quality Less contrast, better sharpness, more accurate natural colors Fuji says these prints are fully developed in 90 seconds but I think full color saturation takes over 2-2 1/2 minutes which is worth the wait Overall a