Instant camera is a kind of camera, which takes a photograph by using print paper with developing solution which is assembled inside the camera. It employs self-contained film packs which have on one side the movie negative and on the other side, all the required developing chemicals in order to yield rapid pictures in less than a few minutes. These cameras started to trend in the latter half of the twentieth century because they did not require the users to develop their films and wait for the photographic prints; instead, users could view their photos within minutes after taking them. The most famous representatives of instant cameras are appropriately named Polaroid, however, today, almost every company, including Fujifilm, offers instant cameras of the improved versions of the above listed features.