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Description: Fuji Instax Mini 7S White: You’re in luck with the Limited Edition White Instax 7s. Why so? Not only do they have the lowest and luckiest number in the Cheki series they are also the kindest to your wallet. Sound like winners already? It gets even better because the Cheki 7 couldn’t be easier to use. With its simple exposure control, automatic built-in flash, 0.6m – infinity focusing and high quality Fujinon lens – the fortunate cookie has crumbled in your favour. Uses wallet-sized Fuji Instax Mini film.
Description: Polaroid Spectra "Blitz": Created in the early 1980’s, the Spectra system propelled Polaroid’s consumer film into a higher level of quality and resolution. Images are 9x7cm, vs. 8x8cm for a standard square-format shot. In 2001, the mighty fine Spectra Blitz was released. Its wide-angle 3-element lens sees 33% more than your average 600-series Polaroid and renders each image with bold color and contrast. It uses the excellent Spectra film – which is available in our Shop. As it was discontinued a few years ago, we have only 200 brand-new deadstock units available.
Description: Fuji Instax Mini 7S White: You’re in luck with the Limited Edition White Instax 7s. Why so? Not only do they have the lowest and luckiest number in the Cheki series they are also the kindest to your wallet. Sound like winners already? It gets even better because the Cheki 7 couldn’t be easier to use. With its simple exposure control, automatic built-in flash, 0.6m – infinity focusing and high quality Fujinon lens – the fortunate cookie has crumbled in your favour. Uses wallet-sized Fuji Instax Mini film.
Description: Polaroid Spectra "Blitz": Created in the early 1980’s, the Spectra system propelled Polaroid’s consumer film into a higher level of quality and resolution. Images are 9x7cm, vs. 8x8cm for a standard square-format shot. In 2001, the mighty fine Spectra Blitz was released. Its wide-angle 3-element lens sees 33% more than your average 600-series Polaroid and renders each image with bold color and contrast. It uses the excellent Spectra film – which is available in our Shop. As it was discontinued a few years ago, we have only 200 brand-new deadstock units available.
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