instant camera

Film or analog photography is a wonderful hobby, but researching which camera to start with can be intimidating. After all, there’s more than a century’s worth of film history to consider and figuring out which model is right for you might seem impossible. Luckily, we’re here for you. Not only have we helped folks fall

Confession time— before the Fujifilm Instax SQ10, I’d never shot with an instant camera before. Ok, that’s not entirely true. I did take maybe 5 photos on the (incredibly fun) Fujifilm Instax LiPlay on a recent trip to Plano, Texas. Any other instant camera experience came from my camera inspection training here at KEH but

Film photography is a wonderful hobby, but researching which camera to start with can be intimidating. After all, there’s more than a century’s worth of film history to consider and figuring out which model is right for you might seem like a sisyphean task. Luckily, we’re here for you. Not only have we helped folks

Fujifilm and Polaroid might rule the instant camera market, but there’s a handful of smaller companies creating fun products for this space as well. Based out of Hong Kong, Mint is an interesting newcomer trying to carve out some market share. Mint got their start in 2009 by repairing, refurbishing and creating accessories for the

School’s out, summer’s here, and as you might’ve heard, idle hands are the devil’s playthings. In other words, if you don’t want your kids making their own trouble over the break, they’re going to need something to do—whether at home, on a trip, or while at camp. So, if you’re trying to find something that