Testseek.co.uk have collected 29 expert reviews of the Fujifilm Instax Mini 8 and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fujifilm Instax Mini 8.
(75%)
29 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: The Instax Mini 8 camera is available in a choice of colours including white, black, blue, pink and yellow. My review sample is the black model which, while smaller than the remembered original Polaroid, was rather too bulky (120 x 115 x 65mm) to comforta...
Comfortable to operate, Easy to use, Slimmer than previous Instax models
Instax film is expensive, Mixed image results, Slow to develop film
The Fujifilm Instax mini 8 is an instant camera that's easy to use and is a reminder of the days before digital cameras. The film is expensive, but if you want to turn the clock back, this is a great retro snapper to do it with. Read more: top 10 best ca...
Published: 2017-02-09, Author: Jim , review by: pcmag.com
Fun, instant film camera, Inexpensive, Uses AA batteries, Bright optical viewfinder, Relatively affordable film, Color and black-and-white film available
Not fully automatic, No selfie mirror, Limited close focus, Awkward shutter placement, Lacks tripod socket
The Fujifilm Instax Mini 8 is the most affordable instant camera out there, and the perfect choice for casual snappers who want to get out of the digital rut...
Abstract: The Instax Mini 8 is one of the most popular cameras in the world and is part of the epic line of compact instant film cameras from Fujifilm. Although the Mini 8 is several years old, it is a perennial best seller for both casual and enthusiast shutterbug...
Abstract: Holga 135 BC Plastic Lens 35mm Film Camera: The BC stands for Black Corners effect and it creates prominent vignettes in your 35mm photos. The Holga uses all 35mmm formats films and it can operate without any batteries. There is a hot shoe on 135 BC, that...
Abstract: The Fujifilm Instax Mini 8 Instant Film Camera fits you like a glove so it can go with you where you need it most. Screaming from a mountain top or teetering across a barely there jungle ladder, those moments can't wait for the stop scan and upload modes...
Looking to go back into the past and recall those film-y memories? Fujifilm has you got it covered with the Instax series. But lets get it straight, the camera is no match for your smartphone camera and the lack of digitization may get you creeped up. Pi...
Easy to use, auto mode and customisable settings, a value for money product with a vintage touch
Glossy plastic feels a bit cheap, can only load 10 films at a time, flash can overexpose images, expensive films
Fujifilm Instax series recreates the yesteryear memories of Polaroid camera at an affordable price. Though the prints are not as clear and detailed as the images we get from our point and shoot cameras or smartphones, but the payoff of having instant pri...
Abstract: First seen at CES 2013, the Fujifilm Instax Mini 8 is about 10% slimmer than its predecessor, the Mini 7S. Even though its body is somewhat hefty compared to today's compact shooters, bringing it to places is effortless thanks to its light plastic shell. ...
