Instant film

I recently picked up a Mint RF70, a fully manual camera designed to accept Fuji’s Instax Wide film. After capturing a few images with it over the past few days, I’m reminded of why I love instant film so much. Yes, it’s magical watching a print develop right in front of you, but that has nothing to do with why instant film is so exceptional. For most of our photos, their final

I've been going through quite a bit of Instax film lately, trying to get the hang of the Lomo'Instant Wide and experimenting with double exposures. So here's some of my resent shots and I'd like to get back into the swing of shooting film regularly and I prefer to shoot with my instant cameras because I like to see the results immediately. - Jessica

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic is a stylish and advanced instant film camera. With its vintage design, advanced features, and high-quality lens, it delivers sharp and vibrant instant prints. Its compact and portable design, easy-to-use functions, and instant film technology make it perfect for capturing and preserving your memories in a tangible and exciting way. This film camera is on sale for 30% off today! Hit the link above to buy one 30% off right now! <3

My Mamiya RB67 and I go back a long way, beside a dumpster at a Tim Horton's (a donut and coffee shop for those of you not from Canada) where I bought her

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The amazing instant gratification of Polaroid film predates our digital lives and yet lives on in the hearts and souls of artists from around the globe. See 22 Instant Film Photographers You Need to Know!

Destruction is a creation by the artist Andrea Ehrenreich. Category Other, Conceptual, Joy, Storybook, Photography, Instant film. Polaroid SX 70,Impossible Film,Polaroid Original,Water,. Polaroid SX 70,water as destruction. 9 distinctions, 7K views, 96 appreciations,…

Long exposures made easy! Perfect for capturing the city that never sleeps | Photographer: IG@glassydream | Camera: SLR670m | film | Polaroid | instant | camera | photo | SX-70 | Impossible Project

Richard Brody writes about a collection of the director Wim Wenders’s Polaroids, on display in London.