Fujifilm Instax instant photo technology is described in detail here . The addition of 'Digital Intermediate' to the profile name means that it was built around a so-called hybrid process, where an analog photo is scanned and then processed in a certain way in a graphic editor.

Digital Intermediate film does not actually exist as a hard medium. The hybrid process produces a graphic file that is of analog origin, which is subsequently corrected on a computer. This file can be viewed on a computer screen or printed on paper, for example using digital inkjet or

digital photolab.

When Fujifilm Instax instant photo prints are scanned on a calibrated scanner, the calibrated monitor displays an image that closely resembles the look of a real Instax print under ideal lighting conditions.

This makes the half analog and yet half digital profile Fujifilm Instax (Digital Intermediate).

This profile is experimental. We recommend that you use it with caution and always keep in mind that it significantly increases contrast. This means that your image will most likely need to be properly adjusted to befor applying this profile. For example, if the contrast is excessive, you can reduce it using the Film Developer tool in Dehancer or in the previous DaVinci Resolve node.

Examples of color photos made with 2-stage Fijifilm Instax (Digital Intermediate) technology.