Fujifilm Camera With Fake Film Back

I ordered two-spare batteries of this type for my “Back Ordered,” yet to receive Fujifilm X100VI. It’s always a good idea, especially if, “carrying a camera, as an everyday, pocketable, fixed-lens, 35mm rquivalent, Fujifilm X100VI APS-C, 40MP, f2, IBIS; mirrorless digital camera.

I use this in my old Kodak Duaflex ii fake-TLR camera. It works great being a color ISO film of 100, colors stay sharp and the grain seems fine. I have a fixed shutter speed of 1/30 sec so the 100 ISO is important to me. Really enjoyed this film.

I use this film with the Fujifilm instax mini 7S Instant Film Camera. This film develops in a minute or so and it comes out very clear for instant film. You can see it develop right before your eyes. The price is great too and it is fun for special occastions or to get a vintage looking shot. It is a bit smaller than the stereotypical polaroid film, but it gets the job done and it is much cheaper than Impossible film.

Not a fake! Thank you!

i have been using this film for many years and kept going back to it whenever i tried something different. The colors are amazing but not fake /over-saturated looking. It handles subtle colors just as well as bright colors. the only limitations are that -it doesn't like high contrast situations and you need a tripod for low light situation.

i can report the fake news so much better now!

My FujiFilm X-T3 camera is proving to be a challenge, for someone with experience primarily in film. However, I am very pleased with the product and feel that I made the right choice. It came with everything I need to get started and with appropriate, user friendly instructions for use. I look forward to using it more and more!

I use this film with my Fujifilm GA645W camera and so far it has been great for indoor lighting as well as flash photos. If you're like me and you can't afford Portra, then this is probably the film for you.

Just got my X-T3 about 2 weeks ago & have played with it only for a short period. My preliminary impression is that it is a very capable APS-C mirrorless camera. Another winner for Fujifilm. If you own a X-T2 now, I don't think you need to upgrade unless you want 4K video, faster AF, lower ISO (160 instead of 200), Eterna film simulation, & touch screen LCD. Just like X-T2 the image quality for the X-T3 is fantastic with Fujifilm's proprietary film simulations from jpeg output. Of course Fuji also makes some of the best lenses in industry which add to the great IQ. The X-T3 is, like XT-2, solidly built, dense, & a pleasure to hold. I did get a dedicated X-T3 hand grip for this & the grip made carrying the camera more comfortable & secure to hold. The next will be the thumb grip (from Lensmate) to complete the outfit. The $400 difference between a brand new X-T2 and a X-T3 may or may not be significant for some, but you'll be getting the main features I listed in X-T3 that are absent in the X-T2. Used X-T2 can now be had for ~$800 at auction. If you're coming from a X-T1, then this upgrade to X-T3 will be significant. For owners of X-T2 I think you can skip this upgrade unless you really want the newest & the greatest. As always B&H sale & customer service is outstanding.

Luckily Fujifilm still make Polaroid film! The film is good quality and I have been happy with all the photos I've taken with my Polaroid camera. The film is a convenient size.