Polaroid Versus Fujifilm – How a Court Case Could Change Instant Photography Forever — Seems like a repeat of Polaroid vs Kodak. Just because of the square shape… From Emulsive, How-to: Make DIY your own black and white transparencies (slides) — Apparently Ilford has an official process with Ilford FP4 Plus, and this article revise… Continue reading September 2025 Links
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Instax hack: Wide/Square adapter
Keigo Moriyama on Emulsive explains How to shoot Instax Square in an Instax Wide camera: One of the characteristics of these [instant film] cameras is that we can choose only one format for one camera. […] The adapter design is a really simple one. Just a few rectangular shapes extruded here and there to fit… Continue reading Instax hack: Wide/Square adapter
Zink archival quality
In today’s Instant photography there are two different technologies. The old instant film pioneered by Polaroid and now dominated by Fujifilm Instax, and the new digital printer, usually ink based, the later being pushed by the Polaroid brand (as opposed to Polaroid Originals), with Zink that uses thermal printing technology. From All About Images, Zink… Continue reading Zink archival quality
Instax drone (hack)
I already linked about a few hacks around the Instax. This time it is a flying Instax, on a drone, by Trent Siggard:
Instax hacks
PetaPixel has two articles about hacks on top of the Fujifilm Instax instant camera. An Instax Camera with the Leica M lens: a prototype using the SQ10 as a base, where the M lens mount replaces the lens, to produce square images. The hybrid model of small sensor and Instax printer make this work, as… Continue reading Instax hacks
Polaroid is back!
I wrote a few month back about Polaroid coming full circle. It seems that today, on the 80th anniversary of the original Polaroid company by Edwin Land, the idea is coming to fruition, as Polaroid Originals is born. Dedicated to instant film photography Polaroid Original offers a new instant film camera, the OneStep 2, and… Continue reading Polaroid is back!
The Fujifilm Baby box
At a time where people mostly use digital cameras for family pictures, with phone becoming more and more the prevalent tool to snap family memories, Fujifilm is trying to bring the instant film back to fashion, outside of the niche market by offering the Baby Box as Tokyo Camera Style is telling us back in… Continue reading The Fujifilm Baby box
1000+ instant cameras collection
A 1000+ instant cameras collection (via PetaPixel). That’s a hell lot of cameras. See the man’s whole collection.