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Instant Film : Immediate Results

Instant film was introduced by Polaroid (Edwin Land) later reenergized by The Impossible Project (Now Polaroid) and Fujifilm dominates the global market. Bridging vintage nostalgia with new creative technology, analog media influences contemporary photographic culture around the world.

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Polaroid Color 600 Instant Film

Polaroid Color 600 Instant Film

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Fuji Instax Square Instant Color Film - Twin Pack
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Fuji Instax Square Instant Color Film - Twin Pack

$29.99

Fuji Instax Mini Stone Gray Instant Film 10 Exposures

Fuji Instax Mini Stone Gray Instant Film 10 Exposures

$14.99

Fujifilm Instax Mini Instant Color Film - Twin Pack
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Fujifilm Instax Mini Instant Color Film - Twin Pack

$22.99

Fujifilm Instax Mini Variety Pack - 40 Count
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Fujifilm Instax Mini Variety Pack - 40 Count

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Polaroid Go Instant Film Black Double Pack
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Polaroid Go Instant Film Black Double Pack

$27.99

Facts about Instant Film:

Polaroid film was invented by Edwin H. Land, who founded Polaroid Corporation in 1937.

Polaroid delivers its signature large, square-format integral film known for a more organic, unpredictable aesthetic. Fujifilm offers smaller to larger formats with faster development, consistent results, and broad accessibility.

Polaroid makes film for i-Type, 600 & SX-70 vintage cameras, and Polaoid Go (mini). Fujifilm makes Instax Film (mini, square, wide) and is the most widely used instant film today.

In 2010, a group called the Impossible Project acquired Polaroid's old equipment and factory in Enschede, in the Netherlands with the stated purpose, "..to re-start production of analog instant film for vintage Polaroid cameras..".

Polaroid film develops in about 60 seconds. Number of shakes not withstanding.