
Fujifilm
Fujifilm Instax Twin Mini - 160 Sheets Instant Film
Stock up with 160 sheets of Fujifilm Instax Mini film for vivid, credit-card-sized instant prints straight from your camera.
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Overview
Key Features
instax mini film is an ISO 800 credit-card-size integral daylight color film designed for use with Fujifilm Instax Mini Cameras.
Film size: 86 x 54 mm
Picture size: 62 x 46 mm
Film speed: is 800
Specifications
Brand
Fujifilm
Film Type
Instax Mini Instant Film
Quantity
160 Sheets
Film Size
86 x 54 mm
Picture Size
62 x 46 mm
Film Speed
ISO 800
Origin
Japan
Includes
Microfiber Cloth
ASIN
B071JQ6641
Frequently Asked Questions
How many individual packs are included in this 160-sheet bundle?
This bundle contains 8 twin packs (each twin pack has 2 cartridges of 10 sheets), totaling 160 sheets of Instax Mini film.
Does this film work with the Instax Mini Evo and Mini LiPlay?
Yes, this film is compatible with all Fujifilm Instax Mini cameras, including the Mini Evo, Mini LiPlay, Mini 12, Mini 11, and all earlier Mini models.
How should I store unused Instax Mini film?
Store unopened film in a cool, dry place between 41°F and 95°F (5°C–35°C). Avoid direct sunlight and high humidity. Refrigerating sealed packs can help extend shelf life, but let them reach room temperature before loading.
How long does each print take to develop fully?
Instax Mini prints begin to appear within about 90 seconds and fully develop in approximately 2 to 5 minutes, depending on ambient temperature.
Is there an expiration date on Instax film?
Yes, Instax film has a printed expiration date on each box. For best color accuracy and reliability, use the film before that date. Expired film may produce faded or color-shifted results.