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Fujifilm Instax WIDE Brushed Metallics Film - 16932102 & PRO87158

Model # 16932102 & PRO87158
Abt # WIDEFILMBM-10PRINTS
UPC # 4547410549652
  • Single Pack With 10 Exposures
  • Compatible with instax WIDE Analog Cameras and Smartphone Printers
  • Approximately 90 Seconds Development Time
  • Brushed Metallic Border Finish
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Fujifilm 16932102 & PRO87158 Instax WIDE Brushed Metallics Film

Polish your memories

Create a masterpiece with the instax™ WIDE Brushed Metallics instant film 10-pack. Featuring metallic, dark gradient borders designed to add a polished touch to your 3” x 5” size instax™ WIDE instant photos.

Features

  • Elegant metallic, dark gradient borders for a polished photo finish
  • Twice the width of instax® MINI Instant Film for more expansive photos
  • High-quality film technology from Fujifilm ensures crisp, clear images
  • Versatile use with a variety of instax® cameras and printers
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • The development time for the instant film is approximately 90 seconds, allowing you to see your photo develop quickly and enjoy your memories almost immediately.
  • The photos produced by this film have an image area measuring 62 mm in height and 99 mm in width, resulting in a 3 by 5 inch print size with twice the width of standard mini instant film for expansive, detailed images.
  • This film is compatible with a variety of Fujifilm instax WIDE analog cameras and smartphone printers, including models such as instax WIDE 300, instax WIDE 400 Instant Camera, instax WIDE Evo Hybrid, and instax Link WIDE printer.
  • Yes, the film features elegant brushed metallic borders with a dark gradient finish, adding a polished and sophisticated touch to your instant photos.
  • The recommended operating temperature for the instant film is between 41°F and 104°F (5°C to 40°C), ensuring optimal image development and quality.