Impossible Instant Lab Universal Polaroid Printer

The only other experience I have with instant film is Impossible film in an old Polaroid Spectra. This film is way better than the Spectra film. The Impossible Spectra film was expensive. It was always too warm, creating a soft sepia feel. When trying to compensate by putting it in the fridge to develop, it was too cold. And worst of all, the image didn't last. It'd get washed out after a couple of months when posted on the wall of my apartment. Instax film is zero fuss. May blow out a bit too easily given the ISO 800, but overall I can't really complain. Reliable. Easy. Nice images that I'm confident will survive.

It takes instant photographs just as the "Polaroid" used to.

works very well with polaroid instant camera

I love the look of instant prints but don't like the results from the Instax/Polaroid cameras. This nifty little printer is the perfect solution. It is easy to operate, portable and decent quality. I bought two more for my kids for Christmas. They wanted to steal mine! The only downside is the cost of film.

absolutely loving the polaroid lab for all my digital photography.

I really like the format even though it's different than the original Polaroid. The film is very clear and sharp and much more affordable than the impossible film.

This is a perfect way to store my Instax Wide and Polaroid/impossible project photographs.

The photos turn out very nice. The Polaroid cameras are funner to play with but the Fujifilm instant photos look much better.

Using a polaroid filter with a plastic lens hood is near impossible and if you can figure out a way to turn the filter, you get fingerprints all over it. With the Heliopan lens hood, you screw it into the polaroid filter and then the filter into the camera. Then, when you adjust the polaroid, you just turn the rubber lens hood. Problem solved.

I'm new to Fuji Instax as a previous longtime polaroid user since the impossible project began, and I have never used instant film as reliable and consistent as Fuji Instax. It does not seem to care about temperature or storage conditions at all, unlike polaroid film... Still lovely colors, great exposure, and a joy to shoot with. Anyway, HIGHLY recommend Fuji Instax film. It is just that good. I am selling my polaroid camera because of it.