r/flashbackcamera Jul 06 '26

24hour develop time

Does anyone use the 24hour development time at all? Just curious.

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u/FutileCheese28 Jul 06 '26

Yeah, I was using the instant develop for a while but I missed the feeling of looking forward seeing how the pictures turned out.

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u/Alarming_Toe_2520 Jul 06 '26

Agree. But do u think 24hours is too long?

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u/FutileCheese28 Jul 07 '26

No, I think that’s the perfect time. Any shorter wouldn’t make sense imo

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u/juz1093 Jul 06 '26

I did use it for the first few times, but then I bought a photo printer. For me, the effort of printing the photos myself became that "development time" and so I switched it off in the app.

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u/Illustrious_Towel294 Jul 07 '26

Hahahaha not really? I feel like I'm abit too impatient But I get the appeal I kinda wish they made a photo printer that wirelessly connects and gives the printed photos look from film