Alternative to Fujifilm Instant mini?

<p>I´ve bought the Fuji Instax mini 90 Neo Classic and need a lot of film for it (600 to be accurate).<br>

I´ve heard that the camera is compatible with different types of film, however Fujifilm Instant Color Film "instax mini" is of course recommended by the stores. Does anyone know, which other types (maybe cheaper types) of film I could use?<br>

I thank you very much in advance</p>

<p>Depends on what you want it for. Instax Mini is [in my opinion] not very good for much- I'd go with the Instax wide, as it's larger and therefore clearer, yet costs about the same. What do you need 600 sheets of film for?<br>

If you're still interested in looking for Mini film however, Fujifilm is still the cheapest route as far as I know</p>

<p>Only <a href="/alternative-cameras-forum/bhpho.to/28NDQKx%20">Fuji Instax Mini film</a> for your Instax mini 90 Neo Classic camera AFAIK.<br>

Henry Posner<br /><strong>B&H Photo-Video</strong></p>

<p>Anything available for the Mamiya RB67 polaroid back?</p>

<p>The RB67 Polaroid back uses the recently discontinued Fujifilm stuff [FP-100c], so it's still available so long as you're willing to pay ~$35 for 10 exposures- unless you want to pay a lot more for the older black and white film [FP-3000b] or the original Polaroid film</p>

Another option is to look at Polaroid 600 or SX70 cameras....or the new Impossible I1. Impossible makes a number of

films. As well, there are rumours floating around that CAT Labs may try to take over pack film production like Fuji

FP100C and FP3000B.