Instax Wide Monochrome Film - 10 Exposures

Monochrome is a solid name for these as they aren't quite black & white but do have their own unique look. As with all Instax they tend to have a cooler tone (blue-ish). My understanding is these are just Fuji's color film with a dye as opposed to actual black & white stock, but it works great either way.

This is what I have come to expect from Fuji, an excellent film with great depth, contrast, and clarity. This is really good stuff and it is 800 ASA so keep that in mind. Try not to use flash with it because this B&W film washes out easily under the flash.

I love this film! Big fan of black and white. Tried other film cameras and black and white film and I love the Fijifilm camera and films the best! Great photo quality and it's super clear. Captures the beauty in the photos you take ❤️ will purchase again!

Saw some reviews where film was expired or not in the box and was concerned at first and ordered one box first before ordering more, all the film i purchased was sealed, packaged and not expired. Also quality is great! Love the B&W over the color

Good quality

The Digital camera/cellphone camera revolution has minimized the art of photography. Have you heard of Kodak? Have you ever loaded film into a camera? Have you ever developed film? Pardon my rhetoric... I am glad to see that there is stall a way to shoot B&W pictures without having to manipulate them in a "digital"darkroom. This stuff is pricey too, and it makes you think and compose before you shoot. Ideally, this produces something a little more creative than a standard snapshot, and won't be buried in the abyss of cell-phone storage... Make a statement with some photographic art!

Works perfect with Lomograflock 4x5 back I made a test,-the results are good. The quality is good.

Love the b&w