Fujifilm Instax Square Twin Pack Film - 20 Exposures

Works well with my Instax Square. Will be buying them again.

This twin pack of 10 exp film cartridges is the way to go! 20 exposures is the perfect amount for a budget!

good product. No complains

print good pictures, great quality.

I mostly use Polaroid film, but I have to hand it to Fuji for this film. It is infinitely better indoors than Polaroid film, and the color and contrast are excellent too, especially for instant film. The only drawback compared with Polaroid is the size of the image which is a bit smaller. Not as small as the crazy small Polaroid Go film (which is cute, but I need my glasses to see the pics lol) but a bit on the smaller side. However, if you scan them they are wonderful to keep in your Photos library, and you still have an original! The other plus is this Fuji film is cheaper than Polaroid film AND you get 10 pics instead of 8 AND it only takes 2 minutes or so to develop instead of 15 minutes AND you have fewer restrictions than Polaroid which must be kept in the dark to develop (so you can't have the fun of watching it appear before your eyes), temperature limitations, less color accuracy, less contrast...etc. Don't get me wrong, I still like Polaroid cameras & film, but for everyday stuff, especially indoors, Fuji is the way to go.

Film worked great with no issues

I have taken a couple hundred photos using this film and I can say that it is generally okay but as some reviewers say, the images at times come out overexposed. There is defintely a learning curve to learn how to set the few filters and such in a way that your image will not come out too dark. I am still trying to figure out what is the Bulb function? I have gotten a lot of comments about the camera and the ability to do double exposures. Those are quite fun but also you have to remember to lighten it more than you think.Pros: instant images that can be manipulated. Small size is great but we need a better carrying book or bag that will keep the images safe.Cons: Just like with most films, if you are taking photos of differing skin tones, always light for the darkest skin tone otherwise that dark-skinned person will be a black blob on your image. At times, film gets stuck in the film casing and will not eject and you wind up losing a whole pack of film because you need to remove the packet in order to remove the stuck print.Suggestions to Fujifilm Instax. This is a great novice camera and I love that it is a hybrid camera. I would work on image quality more, including better control of how exposure affects your image. Perhaps a light meter reader would be ideal? What do we do with film that is stuck in its casing? Can we return it back to Fujifilm for a new pack? I have the SQ 10 and it's very difficult to hold. Any plans on putting handles on the side or better gripping system? Why can't we put a filter on our cameras for special effects, like a polarizer? Why is there so much trouble with photographing blue things? It is always either washed out or too dark.

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The pictures really look awesome with this paper, you get 10 papers in different colors, usually in a gradient from 2-3 colors that follow the rainbow pattern, so you can more or less guess which one is going to come next and prepare for it.

Buoni

Nice frames

Great