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| + | '''Instant film''' is a kind of [[film]] equipped for chemical self-development of each single image that is triggered by the [[instant camera]] after exposure. The first instant film and cameras were produced by Dr. Edwin H. Land [[Polaroid|the Polaroid Corporation]] in 1948. | ||
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| + | * [[Fuji]] - see [[Fujifilm instant photography]] for product information | ||
| + | * [[Kodak]] - see [[Kodak Instant]] product information | ||
| + | * [[Polaroid]] - see [[Polaroid instant film]] for product information | ||
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Glossary Terms
Instant film is a kind of film equipped for chemical self-development of each single image that is triggered by the instant camera after exposure. The first instant film and cameras were produced by Dr. Edwin H. Land the Polaroid Corporation in 1948.
Instant film has been made by
- Fuji - see Fujifilm instant photography for product information
- Kodak - see Kodak Instant product information
- Polaroid - see Polaroid instant film for product information
- Impossible
