Everything Is Analog

How do INSTAX photos taken with the NONS SL660 and a Canon 50mm f/1.2L USM lens compare to a digital photo? Just for fun! NONS SL660, Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L USM, 1/125@f/2.8 iPhone SE NONS SL660, Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L USM, 1/125@f/2.8 iPhone SE     These INSTAX Square photos are from the NONS SL660 Canon EF-mount film camera.   What attracted me to the SL660 was that you can attach almost any Canon EF lens (or adapted mount), and the manual controls option. NONS SL660  

2023-10-07: Can you shoot INSTAX in a Mamiya 7? Well, yes you can.  Here's how! Mamiya 7 and INSTAX Mini 90   There are a few obstacles to tackle: 1. Mamiya 7 won't release the shutter with the film door closed without 120/220 film present. And the frame counter must be wound to "1", which can't happen without film. So how do we get around this? I searched and found that the only option being used was to tape the undeveloped INSTAX photo in place over the frame opening, install a roll of film (or just the paper backing), close the back, and then wind to "1".  The tape was used because winding the 120 film would move the INSTAX photo out of alignment. I didn't really like this idea from a workflow perspective. After some thought, I remembered that the Mamiya 7 will release the shutter if the back cover is open.  But we can't sh...