Fujifilm Instax Minion Instant Film Camera Review

It's been a year since I finally put everything together to create a scrapbook for my kids. I took the camera to a conference I was supposed to be going to, put film in it and it failed. Doesn't work, waste of money. I'm not saying that Fuji makes a bad camera, but if the flash doesn't blink and the film doesn't advance, I can't say anything.

Got this for my 13 year old daughter and she loves using it. Film can be expensive so we first talked about not wasting film and doing our best to really capture something meaningful to her in the photos she takes. It's a lot of fun and now we have Polaroids all over the fridge. Also, it has helped her improve her photography skills, unlike a cell phone that lets you take the same selfie over and over again because you can just delete it and take it again. I think this is the best option for a…

My first reaction was that I bought a fake and was worried (it feels like a cheap old school plastic disposable camera). especially since I didn't know what I was doing and the first few photos came out almost white. However, as I read about the camera, I became aware of its most important feature, the exposure dial. By adjusting the dial around the lens, you can control the amount of light hitting your film. The coolest thing is that the camera knows which setting is the best and will flash…

niece liked it nephew was jealous and ran away in tears because his 3doodler was taking too long to heat up and everyone was using a small camera and now it was the coolest thing in the world (minute at that) and it was very coveted (although it's a pink and pink "girl color!" and a color this little guy doesn't usually like). After everything calmed down, everyone used this crap, both the child and the adult, and the photos came out very cute and beautiful, very "vintage", they had a dark…