Great camera for instant pictures instead of having to download everything then look for a printer great great great

Daughter very pleased with this present. Nice quality and features especially the double exposure. Wish the film was cheaper but we knew this would be the draw. back so after initial flurry of use will need to be a special occasion camera. But great for that.

i love the camera and the concept, and the pics come out brilliant - colour, sharpness etc. BUT the viewfinders on the camera are not at all in line with the lens so when doing closer shots, what u see in the viewfinder is NOT how it comes out when printed, there's the sides or top or bottom...

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic is a novelty, packing a host of digital features into the polaroid form. While maintaining it is arguably expensive in comparison to the digital cameras that we've become used to, it does pack the charm of days when photographs meant paper prints, and albums...

Of all the forms of photography you'd expect to have been sidelined by the smartphone onslaught, instant film would have to top the list. Sure, the unique (and useless) ritual of shaking your pictures to speed up development has a special place in the hearts of many.

Cute design; Great image quality; Easy and fun to use

Expensive film; Compact print size; Small viewfinder

I purchased two of these cameras. One is a Christmas gift. I already own a Fujifilm Instax Mini 8 but also wanted an instant camera that looked more like a traditional camera. This is a great camera to use at parties and gatherings.

This little instant camera is very enjoyable to use for example to take pics of your family and friends or to make a little photographic project, I'm in a couple of that and I do really like the result.

Emma Kay takes a look at Fujifilm's latest instant camera, the Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic.

Vibrant prints; Settings easy to use; Prints develop quickly; Lots of modes

Chunky - will be difficult to fit in a pocket; Small viewfinder can be difficult to see through

Instant photos to give to others

Nothing

A very robust build, considering it is still from Fujifilm's 'credit-card sized instant photo' producing range.