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Fujifilm Instax Mini SE Instant Camera Nordic Holiday Bundle $49 + Free Shipping

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Walmart [walmart.com] has Fujifilm Instax Mini SE Instant Camera Nordic Holiday Bundle on sale for $49. Shipping is free.

Product page says, Set Includes:
  • Fujifilm Instax Mini SE Gray Camera
  • 10-Pack of Film
  • Camera Case
  • Photo Album
  • Holiday Celebration Stickers


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Walmart [walmart.com] has Fujifilm Instax Mini SE Instant Camera Nordic Holiday Bundle on sale for $49. Shipping is free.

Product page says, Set Includes:
  • Fujifilm Instax Mini SE Gray Camera
  • 10-Pack of Film
  • Camera Case
  • Photo Album
  • Holiday Celebration Stickers


QA Note: Now availability varies by location and may only be "Buy in-store".

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gregquinn
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Out of stock
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redbone7684
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Any deals on film for these?
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desynergy
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Not available at any stores around me. Looks like this is a Walmart+ deal (November 30) that is now available to everyone if your store still has some left over.
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PowerfulCabbage1327
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when it will be available again,want to buy one as a gift
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gallegosjr
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Quote from PowerfulCabbage1327 :
when it will be available again,want to buy one as a gift

I was able to purchase online just now .
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PowerfulCabbage1327
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Quote from gallegosjr :
I was able to purchase online just now .
thanks,I will pay attention to it
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dereknitrorc
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Quote from redbone7684 :
Any deals on film for these?
I pick up packs pretty cheap on eBay. They come around from time to time. I haven't seen the packs go on sale or clearance at any of my local stores. I always check just in case when I'm shopping.

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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank NSXMK3

Just wanted to chime in on these: I've been shooting Instax for about ~15 years, and these cameras get re-released every year (Mini 8, Mini 9, Mini 10, Mini 11, Mini 12, Mini SE) and are all essentially the same thing. These are the bottom-of-the-barrel Instax cameras and the biggest selling points are the bubbly look which seems to be the aesthetic a lot of teens want it for.

Quality wise, images from these are going to be more "Miss" than "Hit", and at close to $1 per shot, it adds up quickly!

If you can splurge for a little more -- Instax Mini 90, Mini 70, even the Mini 40.. any of those will give you much better results out-of-camera. There are also non-fuji models like the Lomo Instant Automat which has a quirky look (and a lot of the retro lens effects that you don't get with the Instax models) and those can be had for anywhere from $10 - $50 on ebay.

I say this because film is expensive.. the $50 you spend on this camera is nothing compared to the amount you would spend on film.

As for buying film cheap: A lot of retailers have bulk packs around this time.. 60 packs, 80 packs, 90 packs, 120 packs, etc.. and they can often go on sale much cheaper than the normal 20-packs. Also, check ebay: There is no 'fake' instax film, only Fujifilm makes it so you don't have to worry about knockoffs.
Expired instax typically lasts over 3 years, so some 2022 or 2023 expiration date film? half the price, same results
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The Kodak Mini 2 and 3 are the best of these instant prints by far.
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Quote from norcal007 :
The Kodak Mini 2 and 3 are the best of these instant prints by far.

The big difference is that the Kodak is essentially a digital camera with a mini printer while these are actual optical lenses and instant film, like a Polaroid. Its a very different market/aesthetic despite both being "mini cameras that print"
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Quote from NSXMK3 :
The big difference is that the Kodak is essentially a digital camera with a mini printer while these are actual optical lenses and instant film, like a Polaroid. Its a very different market/aesthetic despite both being "mini cameras that print"
The Kodak is printer only as one uses a smartphone which generates an images with much better image quality. I had the Fuji and it's a waste of money with a cheapo plastic lens and body. The end result is a much nicer print with the Kodak.
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Quote from norcal007 :
The Kodak is printer only as one uses a smartphone which generates an images with much better image quality. I had the Fuji and it's a waste of money with a cheapo plastic lens and body. The end result is a much nicer print with the Kodak.
Yes, it is a nicer result but it's a totally different type of product. The big appeal with the Instax are the fact it's a "1 of a kind" photo on actual film, kind of a vintage/retro/polaroid style throwback type of idea versus a mini-printer.

Fuji makes a printer type of product as well (Instax Mini Link) which uses your smartphone to print photos onto instax film, so results look much better than the Instax Mini cameras.. but again it's a totally different kind of product.