Fujifilm Instax
Fujifilm Instax mini Evo Cinema Turns Your Videos Into Instant Prints
Discover the Fujifilm Instax mini Evo Cinema, a hybrid instant camera that captures video and lets you print your favorite frames instantly. Explore retro-inspired effects, tactile controls, and modern connectivity.
Fujifilm to Increase Instax Film Production by 10% in 2026 Amid Growing Demand
Fujifilm says they understand your frustration. The company just revealed they’re investing another 5 billion yen (around $32 million) to boost Fujifilm Instax film production….
Print Mario and Nintendo Switch Screenshots as Real “Action Shots”
Imagine this: you just nailed a perfect jump in Super Mario, captured the moment, and now you want a keepsake. Enter the Fujifilm instax mini…
Fujifilm Instax Mini LiPlay+ Gets an Audio Upgrade with Its Latest Release
Do you remember the Fujifilm Instax Mini LiPlay+, the handy little camera that not only printed your pictures but also let you add a three-second…
No Camera, No Darkroom, No Problem – Make Instant Photograms
László Moholy-Nagy was a maestro at making photograms. In its simplest terms, a photogram is a photograph that is made without a camera. Typically, this…
Tweak Instax Film for Better Prints
Among all of the Fujifilm instax™ film multicolored frame packs there is a little used emulsion that can add impact to your imagery. The Monochrome…
An Intriguing International Instax Affair: Printing Fujifilm X Half Photographs on a Leica Sofort 2
You don’t have to use a Fujifilm instax mini Link 3 printer for printing your Fujifilm X half photographs. In fact, it’s an easy two-step…
Instax is Dead! Long Live the 4Pass Printing Camera
A dye-sublimation printer is fascinating to watch as the paper moves outward and inward while layers of yellow, magenta, and cyan dye are thermally applied…
This Pocket “Pal” Lends a Digital 110-Format Photography Vibe
Remember the 110-format film cameras that were common during the late 1970s and early 1980s? While those pocketable systems reached their pinnacle of technological success…
How to Turn Color Film Negatives Into Instax Prints Without a Darkroom
If you’re into film photography, you probably keep your 35mm color film negatives and Instax prints in separate creative worlds. But what if I told…






































