This is a fun camera and the ice blue colour is really cute. It's easy to use and interesting watching the photos develop. I just wish the film wasn't so expensive! I like how this camera comes with a 10 pack of film though.

I wanted to update my review... You can see pictures below.. Okay I took matters into my own hands I took the camera apart due to the fact it was too late to return. The problem was there was a piece of black tape of some sort stuck to the the rollers where the film comes out and I have fixed the...

We were stumped at first as the pictures came out black! We realised you had to use friction to develop them! Rubbing them between your hands! Love it

Good for scrapbooking

Ive wanted one since the spice girls one came out when i was young. I am so happy with it and love having instant photos to capture the moment and memories If anything i wish the film is cheaper so i can use it every moment

Great camera for our little girls birthday... easy to use. Just a shame the film is soo extremely expensive! Will definitely teach her about saving money so she can keep using it!! (Nearly $30 for 20 photos) however she is thrilled with it!

I've always wanted n instant camera. I have a great digital camera but, guess what, I have never developed a picture. I put them on my computer when I remember. What a waste. Now I can have a picture right away. They are small but I have an adorable album to put them in.

In love with this camera takes the cutest little photos for the perfect moment and you can get in a range of colours !

Instant film cameras are fun little toys to have around. They're easy to use and you get a printed photo on the spot with that iconic retro look that we try to recreate in our social apps.

Cost per photo isn't very economical; Pictures lack clarity; Exposure isn't always accurate

Photo filters are quite the rage these days on social media, and more often than not, we use them to give our photos a retro effect. Riding this wave is Fujifilm with its range of Instax cameras that brings the old-school polaroid cameras into the hands of the millennials.