Today, FujiFilm announced the release of its latest Instax camera, the Instax mini 41. The update to the Instax mini 40 updates the camera's aesthetics and quality of life improvements that will hopefully make it a convincing upgrade from the mini 40.
Since it’s been difficult to get hold of pack film for the most common Polaroid back for Hasselblad cameras, there have been many attempts to create hacks to shoot Instax Mini films with it. Now, we finally have a viable option in the aptly named Hasselback Portrait, dubbed as the first fully-compatible Instax film back for the Hasselblad V-System camera.
We've been waiting for a very, very long time for Fujifilm Instax Mini Monochrome, and it's finally here. The film renders an image that is around the same size as 645 film; but one of the problems that it faces is a lack of solid optics and full manual control on a camera.