INSTAX SQUARE Sunset Instant Film - 10 Sheets
Add more dreamy personality to your INSTAX SQUARE photos! The INSTAX SQUARE SUNSET INSTANT FILM 10-pack is a mix of warm-toned, gradient frame design reminiscent of the colors of a beautiful sunset – With each exposure admire the view by adding this memorable look to the frame of your prints. INSTAX SQUARE Sunset Instant Film is compatible with all INSTAX SQUARE Cameras & Smartphone Printers.
Our Review
Instax Square Sunset Film — instant prints that already look like a postcard
The gist: Square-format instant film with a built-in warm gradient border, so every travel photo you shoot develops with a golden-hour finish.
- ISO 800 speed: Higher sensitivity than standard Instax film means better results in the dim light common at sunset shoots, markets, or evening streets.
- 90-second develop time: No waiting around — you get a physical print fast enough to hand someone before you've moved on.
- Built-in warm gradient border: The frame itself is colored, so no editing is needed to get a cohesive, styled look across a whole travel photo set.
- 10 exposures per pack: Square 2.4x2.4" image area, compatible with any Instax Square camera or smartphone printer.
B&H Photo's product listing notes the film delivers vivid color reproduction and natural skin tones with a refined grain structure for high sharpness and clarity.
Best for: Travelers who want instant, shareable prints with a built-in aesthetic for sunsets, beach days, or golden-hour city shots. Skip it if: You want a neutral, editable border to color-match your own photo book — the gradient frame is fixed and can't be removed. Runs ~$13 per 10-pack — check the current price before buying.
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