Fujifilm Instax Mini 50S Instant Photo Camera Kit, with Fujifilm Instax Mini Instant Daylight Film, Twin Pack, 20 Exposures, ISO 800.

We live in a time when people take millions of photos a day and stick them on a computer to never be seen from again... Thanks to Fuji, they are bringing the best part about photography back. My little girl LOVES being able to see photos right away... first time horse back riding, Disney, when baby brother was born... we were able to grab an image right away. The picture quality of this camera isn't the same as my $3k Nikon D700, but it has a charm all its own. If you are looking for a small, instant film camera then this is your best option. Film can be purchased at local shops and is much cheaper than the Impossible Film for my Polaroid SX-70.Make a friend, take a photo and leave them with a memory forever (or until the photo disintegrates).tip: when you snap a photo, but the film slide into a box or a pocket. Protecting it from light will increase the color and contrast on the photo and make you much happier in the long run!

I got the Instax Mini 50s because I thought that the pull-out lens of the 7s was a little random, and I heard that the flash of the 25 was not too smart. So I held out, and now...I have a 50s. I used to have some Polaroid cameras in grade school (both the color polariod and the B&W polaroid where you have to put an emulsion on the print so that it develops), so I have something for reference.There are some good things about the new Fuji system:(1) It has a nice clear, picture with fine grain (especially considering that it's 800 ASA film)!(2) The camera is big, but not as big as it used to be with the polaroids.The drawbacks:(1) The images take a while to come up. By a while, think like a minute to see something resembling the final photo, and at least 10 minutes (I'm guessing, I checked again after an hour) to see full color saturation. The initial image looked a bit grey and washed out and low contrast, but the final image was sharp, saturated, and had clearly defined colors.(2) The Instax mini film is pretty high contrast, even for 800 ASA. Suppose you have a diffuse light source in the room -- when you take a photo with a subject 1/2 in the light, the light gradient won't be as diffuse as it looks IRL. It will be much more marked, almost like a line. So you've been warned!(3) The print is REALLY small. Now, it says credit card sized. That's kind of like the size of the film. There's a substantial border around the image, so it's actually smaller than a credit card. Perhaps 2/3 of the size of a credit card.(4) You can't turn off the flash, even in landscape mode.(5) Prints are something like...$0.70 each if you buy the twin pack (2 x 10 exposures).I got this camera in place of a photobooth for an event -- it should work, and even with the cost of the film, it will come out to be less than a photobooth.

i used to have another fuji instax mini (s7) but I didn't like the design and the color (white).so I sold my item and get this product. I think this is much better than s7. quality wise, there are not much difference but in design wise, this is modern and pretty.

I love it so much, and recommend to my friends. It is light and easy to carry. I will take it with me for my spring break~

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