Fujifilm Wide 300 Camera Fil

I use two camera systems and own a lot of prime lenses for both systems. I prize lightweight cameras and lenses and generally prefer primes because I do not like to lug around heavy zoom lenses. I bought this lens precisely for that reason. It's light and my test shots so far have revealed that the Fujifilm 27 mm is sharp wide open at f/2.8 and maintains that sharpness through the rest of its f/stops. Essentially, this lens is sharp enough to get the picture, that is, good enough to elicit an emotional reaction from a client. The chromatics are also faithful to what I am seeing in front of my camera and over the years I have come to appreciate the 40 to 41 mm angle of view. It's not too wide in its angle of view but not nearly as restricting as a short telephoto 50 mm lens. In short, it's a great walk-around lens and I like putting this lens on my Fujifilm X-S10. Consequently, I have a very light and effective camera and lens combination for a full day's shooting.

I picked up a Fujifilm instax 210 at a local thrift store for a song! With the camera and this Wide Instant Film I am having a lot of fun with my students and colleagues creating colorful instant images.

The Fujifilm Instax Link Wide is a great way to get your iPhone (or other camera) images printed quickly. Pairing with the phone via Bluetooth is fast and easy...you'll be printing photos in no time at all. I love mine!

I got this for my Fujifilm X-Pro1, It compliment the vintage look and is wide enough but not too wide, and is very comfortable.

I use the film with the INSTAX Wide 300 Camera and the results are great. Easy to use and the photos come out really nicely. The instructions are very simple, anyone can loaf the film into it.

I have an instax 300 wide camera and just recently bought the instax mini 90. I wish I didn't. Don't get me wrong, I love the idea of Polaroids. You hang em on your walls, you give them to friends. Vintage is so cute. But- so impractical. I never use my instax cameras. This is 2022! We use our phones and we always have them with us. It's a waste to buy a camera you're not going to want to have with you every second. So this- this my friends- is the answer to all your hopes and dreams (Well maybe not the big, life hopes and dreams- just vintage polaroid dreams). You go on your adventures- you hike through forests, you roadtrip with friends, you go to grocery stores (now you're livin'!), and you're capturing every moment with your phone. Then you come back home, chose your favorites, wait a few seconds, and now it's in your hand, or on your walls. In my opinion, that's the way to do it.

Perfect fit for the Fujifilm wide angle conversion lens.

Used this fil for many years. It still is one of the best for portraits and general photography. Glad it's still being made, although the prices have really gone up since the 1960's.

I own both the 6L and now the 10L. The 6L is great but a little small for every need. I use Fujifilm cameras so things are fairly compact. The 6L will fit the camera body and 3 small to medium lenses. But if I wanted to take a zoom like the 70-300, then I can only fit one other lens and the 70-300 is tight when on the body. The 10L fixes all of that. If I could only get one bag then the 10L would be it. However, the 6 and the 10 compliment each other well.

The Fujifilm instax wide film has amazing color. Highly recommended!