It feels like yesterday when the Instax Mini 11 came out, but apparently, that was in 2020! Three years later, Fujifilm has just announced the Instax Mini 12 instant camera. Coming out in mid-March ...

Though subtle, the Instax Mini 12 features a different body design than the Mini 11. It loses some of the bubble-like, curved lines for a more rectangular shape. It is still made from smooth plastic ...

In an era of digital technology, my fondness for the tangible often reveals my age. Nowhere is this sentiment stronger than in the realm of photography. I find immense joy in photo prints, photo books ...

The art of the selfie is more than knowing which side is your good one; it's also about having the right gear. But that doesn't necessarily mean you need an extendable selfie stick or a ring light ...

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The instax series from Fujifilm does not really need much of an introduction, but still, in case you have been living under a rock, here’s a bit of a back story. A long time ago, in the long-forgotten ...

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If you're looking for an instant camera that doubles as a fashion accessory, the Mini 99 should be right up your alley. Fuji opts for an all-black aesthetic here in contrast to its predecessor, the ...

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 41 ($129.95) mixes retro style with an approachable one-button take on instant photography. This slim, purely analog snapshot machine captures images on wallet-sized Instax ...

Fujifilm’s Instax cameras are one of the last things tying instant photography to the mainstream consumer photography market. And while the standard Instax camera has always been fun, it looks and ...

Of all the forms of photography you’d expect to have been sidelined by the smartphone onslaught, instant film would have to top the list. Sure, the unique (and useless) ritual of shaking your pictures ...