Fujifilm just spent $30.5 million to make more Instax film

A stack of piled up Instax film on a green surface
(Image credit: James Artaius)

The global demand for Instax film is so high that Fujifilm is pumping in ¥4.5 billion – approximately $30.5 million / £24.3 million – to boost production by 20%. 

We all know that 35mm and 120 camera film have been increasing in scarcity, due to both consumer demand and production shortages. Instant film is not immune to this, either, with new products like the Instax Square SQ40 and Instax Link Square fuelling the public appetite. 

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James Artaius
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James has 22 years experience as a journalist, serving as editor of Digital Camera World for 6 of them. He started working in the photography industry in 2014, product testing and shooting ad campaigns for Olympus, as well as clients like Aston Martin Racing, Elinchrom and L'Oréal. An Olympus, Canon and Hasselblad shooter, he has a wealth of knowledge on cameras of all makes.