As I understand it, FUJI will not under any circumstances manufacture the pull apart film. You are wasting your time. They have made their decision and it is irreversible. Our only hope seems to be with the smaller manufacturers developing a similar product.
What I would really like to see is FUJI make a back for the GX680 that will use their current Instax film. But whether that would be good business sense for FUJI is something they have obviously looked at and decided against. If you can't make a profit, you don't need to be in the business of whatever it is - just the facts of capitalism, like it or not.
The petition is to ask that Fuji make a B&W Instax film.
Out of principle I've signed it.
Good luck!
Cross posted to the Film Photographers Facebook page... should get a few more signatures! https://www.facebook.com/groups/119931904758842/
but for instax the chance exist - fuji sells more than 5 millions instax cameras every year...
I do not want to derail this thread but I am confused. Fuji are selling 5 million instax cameras every year but are not producing instax film to go with them? I can only presume that the production of instax cameras will stop soon or is already stopped as users will soon have a camera which is an ornament only or is there another source of instax film that Fuji can rely on?
Thanks for that. I had assumed wrongly that B&W Instax film already existed and this was to retain it. I can understand a desire to have B&W but I doubt that there is anything like enough demand.Fuji is making plenty of Instax color film. What they don't make is Instax B/W film, and that's the point of this petition.
I think a petition is a good focal point, but any petition should also include an email address to Fuji customer support. A petition with 10,000 signatures can be more easily ignored than 1000 emails.
Also, I don't think Fuji are unable to come up with the idea of B/W instax for themselves. If they haven't done it yet, there'll be some reason.
Thanks
There probably isn't any technical reason Fuji couldn't make a B&W version of Instax. BUT - it would be at least as expensive to make as the color version - and probably much more since the quantity made would be very much smaller. I just don't see Fuji doing this!Also, I don't think Fuji are unable to come up with the idea of B/W instax for themselves. If they haven't done it yet, there'll be some reason. Possibly the same reason there aren't a variety of instax flavours.
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