I just took a Fujifilm instant camera on my Euro summer trip, and it transformed my whole approach to holiday snaps…
Instant photography takes on a very different form these days. It used to (and ultimately still does) mean a photo you take that’s instantly printed out on paper. Realistically, it means a photo you take on your smartphone in seconds — and it’s something we all take for granted. Just open the camera on a smartphone, point, shoot, done.
However, in many ways, the instant nature of smartphone photography can remove any creative nature of framing the perfect shot.
This is a thought I had recently at least when heading over to Europe on holiday, and one I wanted to amend by taking a Fujifilm Instax mini 11 in my carry on. In my mind I couldn’t have made a better choice.
Fortunately, the updated model, the mini 13, is on sale at Amazon for just AU$119 at Amazon for EOFY.
I’ve long been on the fence about instant cameras...
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