Very good film for instant prints

Image quality and handling of the Fujifilm Instax Wide are considered very good to designate. Technically, the Japanese are resourceful obviously already further than Polaroid in his heyday. In any case, the films are by far better than the current "Impossible" movies that are available as a "replica" for Polaroid cameras. "Impossible" is currently only available for very experimental photographer and is also about 60 percent more expensive than the Instax Wide.

The Fujifilm Instax Wide there with a gloss finish ("glossy") with a sensitivity of 800 ASA, the movie size is 86 x 108 mm, the image itself is 62 x 99 mm. The development time is short (depending on ambient temperature for about 2 to 5 minutes), the colors and contrasts are quite naturally strong and instant pictures. Also the permissible temperature range in which one can apply the film, with +5 to +40 degrees very practical and far.

Interestingly, the images behave well when they are scanned and processed digitally. Here one can already with simple changes of contrast and brightness, as in Photoshop, will receive almost "hype real" results, which further deepen the character and the retro charm of the photos.

Conclusion: Best Buy

Note: The Instax images in the video review are scans (300 dpi) of the original without any further processing. Codecs: photo JPG, then Video H.264 (HD1080 / I25).