If you're like me and miss the Fuji 100c instant film or shooting on polaroid 600 but don't want to buy the overpriced polaroid 600 film (8 photos for $23 bucks) the Fuji Instax wide film is the best alternative IMO. Roughly the same size and currently going for around $18 bucks for two 10 packs for a total of 20 photos, it's a hard deal to bet in contrast to what else is on the market. The only downfall, and this is more regarding Fuji's camera line up than the film itself, is that currently Fuji does not offer cameras for the wide film with as much diverse functionality as it does with it's Mini Film series. To my knowledge the Fuji Instax 210 and 300 are the only cameras Fuji has brought to the market for it's wide film. In contrast for it's mini film there's a wide range of cameras from the most barebones, simple, point-n-shoot cameras to the function and settings rich Fuji Instax 90 camera, my personal favorite. But again, this isn't so much a statement of the quality of the wide film itself so much as the lack of diversity for cameras able to utilize such an affordable and available film. At the end of the day, the film quality is good, it's affordable, widely available and IMO the best instant film on the market. And I hope in time Fuji adds the to camera lineup that can shoot it. Read more