Instax Fever; Instant Dream come true!

2 posts back, I was crazy about the Diana Instant Back+,
Today, thanks to.. should I go for Kelvin, then Jhunnie? Or..
Angex is the hardcore creative person in this.

This doesn't mean I'm not crazy about the Diana Instant Back+,
Just that I'm not as extreme as before,
Because there are people out there giving out tips of doing the Instant shots,
By using NOT Instant cameras, but TLR, Diana, HOLGA, etc.
Any medium format cameras should do.
And here is my first attempt using the Mamiya RB67.
Tell me how great is this!
An instant shot with powerful Depth Of Field??

Alright... How do I do it?
Here is the cut and paste from the original creator..

1. Open the film outer package.

2. In the dark place, gently push to black protective plastic out

3. Gently push the first film out. Remember the side towards you (the black side, or the back side of the film)

is the light sensitive side for exposure.

4. Put the film into your camera film chamber, with the exposure side facing the lens.

5. Close the film chamber, now ready to shoot! The ISO speed of instax mini is 800.

6. After taking your photo, go back into dark place.
Take the film out. Use a roller to squeeze the developer chemicals out and roll over the entire film area.
Always squeegee away from the developer side (the thicker side toward the white stripe).

7. Now you can turn on the light wait for the image to appear!


Try it yourself, you'll be addicted.
Then don't come back and blame me, Oopss!!!

Once again, thanks to all instructors out there~!!!