Indeed, for comparison's sake, the only other Instax camera that takes wide-format instant film prints is the Instax Wide 400 and that sets you back $149.99 / £129.99 / AU$229.99.

The first instant camera dates back to 1948, and it meant condensing the darkroom into a single sheet of paper. Here’s how it all works.

The Lomo'Wide Instant is the most exciting instant camera I've tested so far, but for me, Instax instant and hybrid cameras ...

Polaroid Now+ Black (9061) – Bluetooth Connected I-Type Instant Film Camera with Bonus Lens Filter Set. What you need to know: This is the ideal camera if you still want the “Polaroid” look ...

For another user-friendly option, Niccolls suggests the Canon Ivy Cliq+2, which uses Zink film, the lowest-price instant format in our guide.Unlike the models above, the Cliq+2 is a digital camera ...

The cost of being The New Instant Camera comes with a small premium: the Instax Wide 400 will cost $149.95 when it arrives by the end of June. For comparison, the Instax Wide 300 is priced at $129 ...

It will launch alongside a matching black case for $49.99 that allows the camera to be used without removing it completely, and a new version of Fujifilm’s Instax Wide instant film featuring a ...

The days of disposable cameras and drug store 1-hour photos are long gone, but there’s clearly still a market for easy-to-acquire physical photos—i.e., instant film cameras.

Due to the wide film stock it uses, the Lomo’Instant Wide Glass is a beefy camera measuring 7.3-inches across and weighing in at around two pounds, thanks in part to the glass hanging off the front.