Fujifilm Has Just Released A New Instax Camera With Some Gorge Features

Photography and selfie lovers, rejoice; Fujifilm has just released a brand new camera to its instax offering and it’s one we think you’re going to love.

The instax SQUARE SQ1 is the latest camera to join the instax family, creating prints that are 1.5 times the size of the camera’s mini counterparts. The instax SQUARE SQ1 has a simplistic retro design, making the camera very easy to use, but with bigger, more beautiful prints, that are now even easier to create thanks to the camera’s new features.

 

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With three settings, the camera gives you the option to spin it once and turn it on, spin it twice and turn it on selfie mode – designed for yep, you guessed it selfies and close-up photos and then, spin it back to the top to turn it off; it’s just that simple.

The camera also does all the work with this one, featuring automatic exposure, the instax SQUARE SQ1 takes photos that are properly exposed regardless of the conditions you’re taking the photos in. This is a great feature for those who are new to the instax world and might not be used to using an instant camera.

And for my favourite part? New film! There’s nothing better than having your prints in your hand straight after you take them and with the instax, that’s their selling point. No waiting around for prints to get delivered to your house, etc, with the instax camera range, you get your product in seconds, ready for you to scrapbook or decorate on your walls.

With the new instax film, they make for seriously pretty decorating, now coming in rainbow film and monochrome film for moody black and white shots.

In the words of Ariana Grande, I see it, I like it, I want it… 

The instax SQUARE SQ1 will be available from the end of this month, September 30, in three gorgeous shades, terracotta orange, chalk white and glacier blue, retailing at €130 (SRP).

• Fujifilm
• Instax