Instax Square Rainbow Instant Film
Instax Square Rainbow film is for use in only square format instant cameras like the SQ1. This film offers stunning instant pictures that you can fit into a purse, wallet, or photo frame. Instax film ensures sharp, clear reproduction, even tones.
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Our Review
Instax Square Rainbow Instant Film — A Fun Travel-Journal Souvenir
The gist: A pack-light, no-charging instant film that turns your trip into physical square prints with a colorful border — great for a travel scrapbook or hostel wall.
- ISO 800: Highly light-sensitive, so it handles dim bars, sunset shots, and indoor markets without a flash struggling.
- Fast develop time: Prints in about 90 seconds — you get a physical souvenir before you've even left the scene.
- Square 2.4 x 2.4" image area: Compact, credit-card-sized prints (10 per pack) that pack flat in a daypack or journal without adding bulk.
- Compatibility: Works with any Instax Square camera or Square smartphone printer — no need to check model-specific film if you already own one.
Reviewers on B&H and Amazon note the film delivers "nice contrast and saturated colors" with a neutral white balance and reliable, consistent development.
Best for: travelers who want a tangible keepsake from each stop without carrying extra electronics. Skip it if: you're trying to keep pack weight/cost minimal — film runs out fast and costs more per shot than digital. Runs ~$13 for 10 exposures — check the current price before buying.
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