Fujifilm - instax mini Instant Color Film Twin Pack

A fantastic iPad for the money. Service at Best Buy was also fantastic. The Apple rep was there as well when I went to make my decision and purchase and between the Best Buy salesperson and the Apple Rep all my questions were answered. I was somewhat doubtful this model would do what I needed when comparing to the iPad Pro model. There are certain differences - but if you can get passed the differences and truly get to what you want to use it for, this could be the iPad for you. It certainly is for me. I found this out through conversation with the reps and actually having each demonstrated and then using each in the store at their display. For what I needed, this iPad is quick and very easy to read the clear display. The speakers are good (not the same as on the Pro), however, certainly very good. Using it now for two weeks, I have no reservation about the choice. The screen is bright and Apps open, close and run without a hitch. It came with iOS11 installed and using the multi-app split screen feature is great! If you like an easy touch interface this iPad has it (they all probably do and I am pleased with it). It is used inside the home and at the office. The sound output is plenty loud and the headphone jack is welcomed so I can listen to music or podcasts without bothering others. I purchased the 128 GB model and could not happier with this iPad and the service at my local Best Buy.

My wife likes Polaroid cameras but film from Impossible is expensive and harder to get. We bought the Polaroid Snap (more expensive hardware, but film prints are cheaper and the prints work like a sticker) We have tried a few packs of film from Polaroid but can't seem to get a photo without streaks. Framing subjects on the Polaroid Snap was also a steep learning curve. The Instax film is more reliable, brighter and looks like old Polaroid film (Maybe both have crystal emulsion processes, but the fujifilm come out more readable) You get a sharper image with depth and clarity using the fujifilm and instax film combination. My wife took the Fuji and left the Polaroid Snap, so it's clear which she prefers. I'm between 4 and 5 stars, I'm just sore the film is more expensive. The colored border pack availability is also a positive. Photo is of Polaroid Snap prints, I would compare side by side with fujifilm but my wife took photos and camera for the weekend.

This film is expensive, but if you have an Instax camera, you know this already and you have no choice. Best Buy had the best price around per film. This is the official film and it was better priced per film than knockoffs. Aside from price (which I'm sure will fluctuate) the quality is good. These pictures are small, but they look pretty good and they last. I've ready reviews that the competitors like Polaroid with their Zink pictures have fading and do not look as good. These pictures look good, but you have to be smart when you take pictures and make sure you get really close and have the subject fill in the frame. I have to be careful to not compare this to other things like just using a regular digital camera and printing it on your own. This is only a review for the film, not the Instax camera itself. As film, it is good.

If you recall fond memories the Polaroid Instant camera from the mid to late 70s then you will enjoy this film. This is slightly smaller than the original instant photos but the fun in watching them develop is just the same. This is best used when you have some place to safely put the photos while they develop or while you take more photos. Your biggest worries will be do you have enough of this once you start to enjoy the pleasure of non-digital photos again. The only down side so far is that it is hard to find larger bundles for those events you know you will use a lot of film at. If you have a large party or want to celebrate with lots of friends and family, you are going to need a lot more than just a couple that come in a double set.

The Fujifilm - instax mini Instant Color Film Twin Pack is the best value on a per picture price. You may find it slightly cheaper online, but remember this is film, so do you want to be taking chances with expiration dates? Also, the nature of the instant picture genre implies that you'll probably be snapping pix spontaneously. So, its immediate in-store availability is a plus. Also, 20 photos seems about the right number. You're going to be putting more thought into what you shoot with a limited number of exposures, but the twenty (double pack) gives you some wiggle room.

I buy this for an aunt who is a technophobe. It does exactly what it says it does. Best buy usually has good prices and availability. The inserts are smaller than you might hope. The product itself is fine but the camera they go in eats batteries and can't take close ups as detailed as we'd like. That said, its what my aunt is comfortable with. She still gets a bit initmidated every time she has to swap the film, but has done it often enough now that she has the hang of it. so while I don't think its great, it does do what it says it does and it gives her the nearest she could get to using her old polaroid camera, that we could figure at the time we bought the camera

I bought this camera to use at a Christmas party as the party favor. While everyone enjoyed being able to take their picture home, they came out really dark.I actually think that it was the photographer. She didn't really have much time to get to know the camera. I can't rate the actual film as bad because it did develop quickly, as expected. There were no defects. I would suggest a few practice shots. It will be worth it in the end, especially if they are being used as a party favor! Take practice shots of something or someone just in case it comes out perfect on the first try!

these film are cheap and amazing. Other retailers sell their film for 22$+ or even 28$+ but best buy has them the cheapest and are stored well. Sometimes at other stores they aren't stored correctly and are placed in hot conditions like a display box with too much exposure to light. Best buy keeps them on a shelf in a room tempeture store and this makes the film come out even better! (room temp or cool storage is great for perserving film). I have ordered over 15 sets of these film and I will only get it them from here. I also get these with instore pickup and they are always ready in 10-15 mins.