I Bought an Instant Film Camera From TEMU

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Late one night I was browsing the internet, and ended up making a dumb decision. I bougt a film camera from the online website - TEMU.

This Temu film camera looks like it is a clone of the popular instax instant film cameras, and takes their instant film refills. This camera is ultimately a chinese clone, or fake of the authentic instax camera body and design.

In this video I put this instant film camera through its paces and see how it compares to the name brand Fujifilm instax cameras.

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To be honest I like the look and shape of the cheap version then the actual brand Fujifilm.

LizzieCATs

It looks like a newer version of the Sharper Image Instant Camera, just in pastel colors. The both work like the Mini 8-fixed 1/60 sec shutter speeds, settings move aperture from f12-f32. Maybe you can check the lens as you move the settings ring and see if the aperture changes- I've had an old Mini 8 that malfunctioned like yours because the aperture wheel got stuck.

GoneWithFilm

when you think about it, lomo literally started off rebadging chinese knockoffs (eg Diana) so you've got a more "lomo" camera than actual lomo-brand

ForelliBoy

Fuji FP-100C I'd argue is the closest thing to ever come close to a photo ink jet print quality. People just need to come to terms that we won't ever have that quality in instant film again. on the other hand Instax can get pretty damn close to FP-100C IF you shoot it with good glass. My prints from my Lomograflok + graflex are amazingly sharp

areallyrealisticguyd

Thanks, i got it for free and was wondering about it. I'm giving to my 6 year old for her birthday

ravenzmark

the temperature that the film develops at changes the colour temp it was probably cold out and that's why they're blue shifted

nero

Gaff tape an 85B or 85 filter on that puppy. Of course, things will be even more underexposed I'm guessing. But $50? Should be $15. It's a literal potato-cam.

MarksPhoto