One thing that bothered me was they didn’t always come out as I had previsualised.
I spent hours staring and squinting at the images under different lights to try and pin down what specifically was off about the images. Maybe it didn’t help that the exposure was off and I didn’t see enough detail where I wanted it, but I couldn’t be sure if it was the film or the camera at fault. Blacks didn’t seem black enough and shadows had an indistinct green cast. The results weren’t in colour but I hesitate to call them ‘monochrome’. By the end of the session, while the novelty still hadn’t worn off, I was inwardly a little disappointed at the result. I rushed out and burned through a pack in minutes. I was super excited to have a go with Fujifilm’s new Instax Mini Monochrome. I have used various products by Polaroid, even their tiny i-Zone film, various generations of Impossible Project films, and of course Fujifilm’s Instax Wide and Instax Mini. I have used integral films for almost 40 years. However, it does go into more detail than anything I’ve found elsewhere on the internet. I’m going to call this an informal assessment, because it’s neither properly a product review, nor a test report. It ships in a Namiki box.Investigating Fuji INSTAX Mini Monochrome, Color and the Fuji SP-2 Printer - EMULSIVE Close Search for: It's very polished and shiny with excellent trim. There is no wear at the edges of the painted shapes and no evidence of worn off parts of the painting. The nib is in excellent condition.Ĭondition Near Mint Condition. Japanese mediums are generally finer than most western modern fines. The trim is gold colored. Signed by the maki-e artist, Kokkokai. The Japanese name of this image is "富士と波" or "Fuji and Wave." There are additional birds painted on the cap. A blue one is included.Ĭolor A black pen with a painted wave with birds and Mt. The ink capacity is greater than a normal twist converter. Wait 3 to 4 seconds and repeat about 4 times. With nib submerged in ink, press the button on the end of the converter and let go. Manufacturer and Year Namiki, Japan - 2000 (Based off of the nib date code).įilling System Fitted with a Pilot button converter (CON-70). Product Name Nippon Art Fuji and Wave LE from 2000 Type Collectible Japanese maki-e fountain pen.
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