Instax mini EVO 2-in-1 photo camera and printer with a 2.7 inch LCD screen, 10 Lens and 10 film effects, mini film format, Black

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On top of this the camera-come-printer claims to deliver the highest print quality of its manufacturer’s line-up so far at 600 dpi; when prints are made directly from the camera itself that is. paper prints emerge from the slot in the side of the camera and gradually fade into view 90 seconds after you first pressed the shutter button. Anyone who’s ever used a film camera will recognise the position of the film advance lever on the back right of the body. The image adjustments are limited and you can't add special frames or doodles or timestamps to your pictures like you can with the Instax SP-2.

Whether you opt for ‘instax-Natural Mode’ for conventional image quality or ‘instax-Rich Mode’ for vibrant colours.The instax mini Evo is a unique, high-end addition to the instax family,” said Toshi Ida, President FUJIFILM Europe. Analogue purists may baulk at its hybrid design, but it brings a host of practical benefits to the table that you simply won’t find on all-analogue alternatives.

Also on the top plate we find a large ridged metal dial set flush to the body which is unmarked, but which a glance at the booklet in the box reveals is a ‘film dial’ for selecting the 10 different film effects promised up front. mm x 36mm and weighing 285g without batteries, strap, and film, making it more transportable than many of the other cameras in the brand’s back-catalogue. We reckon these prints are ideal for slipping into your wallet, pinning on your wall or giving as gifts.They're built into the film door, which is held in place with a catch that's sturdy enough not to fly open at the slightest knock. There’s also a small mirror which you can use to help you accurately line up selfies, an AF assist lamp and the flash unit, which can be switched on or off from the menu.

The tech specs are identical, but you don’t get the sleek design, or the lever, or effects built into the lens ring and dial. They've gone the extra mile, so you'll always get prints that'll last a lifetime, whether you're keeping them or giving them away. The overall layout of the app is incredibly simple to use, but the text could be a little larger for accessibility reasons, and there seems to be a lot of wasted space.Fuji has enjoyed major success with its Instax range of cameras these past few years, arguably doing more to bring instant print photography back to the masses than the original and resurgent Polaroid brand. You can also use the Mini Evo to print images from your smartphone (or indeed any image file found on your smartphone), too.