Great camera and easy to use! It's nice to go back to an camera with physical photos, excited to start using it!

Easy to use camera; Great sized images too

Camera is a bit bulky

Love that instant cameras are back! Great for family get togethers. The picture quality isn't close to that of my cell phone, but that isn't why I bought it.

We thought it'd be a great idea to get our wedding guests to take a snap or selfie and stick it in the guestbook. I was tossing up between the Instax 300 Wide and the Instax Mini 90 Neo, but if you're going to be taking selfies in groups the wide is probably the way to go.

Digital photographers who feel stuck in a rut often reach for film as a welcome change of pace. Using instant film takes away the need to take rolls to the lab (or your darkroom) to be developed, and provides the same immediate gratification you get with digital shots.

Uses large Instax Wide instant film; Includes close focus adapter; Creates charming physical prints

Limited exposure control; Big; Can be expensive for high-volume shooters

It is a fun device to bring back the nostalgia and will force you to capture everything on the film strips, but films are pricey and use them wisely if money is not peanuts for you.

Focusing ranges from 3.0 to 9.8' or 9.8' to infinity; Lens ring dial for adjusting focus setting Electronic shutter release with speeds from 1/64 to 1/200 seconds

Expensive for high volume shooters ; film of the camera is expensive

There are two Instax Wide cameras that you can choose depending on whether you want one that works without you work and get good results or a camera that you need to work more in order to get better pictures. This works so you do not need to work with it.

The Instax Wide 300 isn't pretty, and it's certainly not a convenient size, but that's the price you pay for larger prints. And on that it delivers - this is the best instant camera around for landscape photos or group shots - you'll just have to decide if that's worth the downsides.

Digital photographers who feel stuck in a rut often reach for film as a welcome change of pace. Using instant film takes away the need to take rolls to the lab (or your darkroom) to be developed, and provides the same immediate gratification you get with digital shots. The Fujifilm Instax Wide 300 ($129.99) is one of a number of instant cameras that are still in production. It uses the larger of Fuji's two instant film formats, doubling the size of the Instax Mini format used by the Lomography Lomo'Instant. That's a big plus in my book, even though the Instax Wide 300 lacks some of the more creative functions that Lomo's camera provides. The Instax Wide 300 ($94.95 at Amazon)  is a big camera. It measures 3.8 by 7.4 by 4.8 inches (HWD) and weighs 1.4 pounds. It features an optical viewfinder, a prime lens, and a big handgrip with the shutter release at its top. It's powered by 4 AA batteries and uses the Instax Wide film format. Instax Wide is sold in packs of ten exposures, with ...

The Fujifilm Instax Wide 300 is a simple camera that takes photos using instant film, and can be a lot of fun to use.

Uses large Instax Wide instant film; Includes close focus adapter; Creates charming physical prints

Limited exposure control; Big; Can be expensive for high-volume shooters

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