Instant Camera Film


What is Instant Camera Film?

Instant camera film from Fujifilm and Canon offers a fun, nostalgic way to capture memories and instantly print them. Fujifilm’s Instax film is one of the most popular choices, available in different formats like the compact Instax Mini and the larger Instax Wide. Canon's SELPHY series also offer instant printing with their ZINK (zero ink) technology, providing quick, smudge-proof photos.

The appeal of instant film lies in its immediate physical print. After snapping a picture, the photo develops right before your eyes, giving you a tangible keepsake in minutes. Fujifilm and Canon’s instant films are known for their vibrant colours, making them ideal for events, parties, and everyday moments. While the cost of film can be higher than digital prints, the unique experience of holding and sharing a physical photo adds to the charm, making instant cameras a favourite for both casual photographers and creative enthusiasts.

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Instax Mini

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Instax Wide

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 Compatible with Instax Wide Format Instant Cameras  Picture size: 99 x 62 mm  Easy-load cartridge  Landscape format  High image quality & colour accuracy

Instax Square

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 Compatible with Instax Square Instant Cameras  Colour instant film  Square-format  Vibrant colour reproduction  Guaranteed accurate colour and sharpness

Canon

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FAQ

What types of instant film are available?

The two most popular types are Fujifilm Instax film and Canon’s ZINK (Zero Ink) paper. Fujifilm offers various formats like Instax Mini, Instax Wide, and Instax Square. Canon’s instant film is available for their IVY and SELPHY series, which use ZINK technology to print photos without ink cartridges.

Can I use Fujifilm film in a Canon instant camera?

No, Fujifilm Instax film and Canon’s ZINK paper are designed for their respective camera models and are not interchangeable. Be sure to use the correct film type for your camera brand.

How long does it take for instant photos to develop?

Fujifilm Instax film typically develops within 2-5 minutes, while Canon’s ZINK paper also develops quickly, with photos fully emerging in about 1 minute. The photo develops gradually after being ejected from the camera.

How should I store instant film?

Store instant film in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, heat, and humidity. Exposure to these elements can affect the film's quality and development process.