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Fujifilm Instax Mini Stained Glass Instant Film

Add a Touch of Art to Your MemoriesThe Fujifilm Instax Mini Stained Glass Film adds a creative and colorful touch to your instant photos. With bold color blocks, this film transforms your memories into miniature works of art, perfect for sharing and displaying. Film Type: Instax Mini Design: Sta...

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Overview

Add a Touch of Art to Your Memories

The Fujifilm Instax Mini Stained Glass Film adds a creative and colorful touch to your instant photos. With bold color blocks, this film transforms your memories into miniature works of art, perfect for sharing and displaying.

  • Film Type: Instax Mini
  • Design: Stained Glass
  • Image Size: 2” x 3” (credit card size)
  • ISO: 800
  • Exposures: 10 per pack
  • Compatibility: Compatible with any INSTAX mini camera and instax SHARE Smartphone Printer

Specifications

Brand
Fujifilm
Product Type
Instant Film
Film Format
Instax Mini
Design
Stained Glass Frame

Frequently Asked Questions

The Fujifilm Instax Mini Stained Glass instant film features a unique, decorative "Stained Glass" border around each photo, offering an artistic touch compared to the standard white borders.
This film is specifically designed for Fujifilm Instax Mini cameras, ensuring proper fit and functionality for models that use the "Mini" format.
No, the stained glass border is an integral part of the film's design and is printed around the image as it develops; it cannot be removed or altered after the photo is taken.
The product description does not specify the exact number of exposures per pack, but Instax Mini films typically come in packs of 10 or 20 sheets.
The decorative border is on the frame of the film, not directly on the image area, so it does not affect the actual image quality or development process of the photograph itself.