Fuji Instax 100

Excellent quality of colour and resolution - easy to use camera which while bulky gives a feel of real quality. Wonderful for when friends from afar or infrequent visitors come or for festive occasions and for cute kids - you can see the end product quickly and ensure you have the memento you want, no waiting for the flash to charge up - and it can be edited on a PC using a scanner of course. I keep it on hand in the living room. Films are not available everywhere but Littlewoods Index offer them, they are not cheap but the camera is an amazing bargain for the solid quality it delivers. ...  Read the complete review

Instax 200 Party Pack I haven't seen an Instax 100 before, but I think they are pretty similar to the Instax 200. They retail at £29.99 in Argos. I got mine for free because I won it in a competition, but even at £30 I think it is quite a good deal. The party pack includes the camera, 4 batteries, a carry case, and 2 films (2 x 10 pictures). The film itself costs about £15 for two, so the camera is only costing you around £15, which is very good quality (made by Fujifilm), and it makes decent size photos. The pictures themselves are about 9.9cm by 6.2cm, which isn't bad for an instant camera, but unfortunately, when the picture size goes up so does the ...  Read the complete review

This camera is too big and cumbersome for everyday use, although the results that it gives are quite good for an instant camera. It's easy to use and is reasonably quiet in operation. The Fuji Instax film is rated at ISO 800 and has a fine grain structure, better in my opinion than the Polaroid cameras. I can't actually recommended this camera purely because of its size, but if that doesn't concern you as a prospective buyer it can be bought in a kit with 2 films worth about £10 each for about £30. Effectively making it £10 for a camera which can't be bad. ...  Read the complete review