Instant photography has seen a huge resurgence in recent years. Polaroid-style pictures are back in vogue and the nostalgia factor has become a big part of the current photography zeitgeist. Fujifilm jumped on that bandwagon and designed an instant camera that isn’t nearly as cumbersome as an old-fashioned Polaroid camera — and it produces timeless photos that you’ll want to save forever.
Amazon is currently running a deal on Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 instant cameras that’ll get you up to $20 off (depending on the color option you choose). Once $69, you can now snag one of these for $48.99.
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