Its silver exterior, complete with faux leather accents, was designed to evoke a “sense of luxury” in mind. When these images are saved, they’ll also be decorated with the iconic Instax frame as a border. With the “save printed images” function, another first for Instax, other copies of the photos can be saved to the user’s smartphone. This has a 100-strong combination potential.Īfter viewing the shot on the three-inch LCD monitor on the rear panel, users can then choose which they want to print, saving on time and undoubtedly many copies of film.
These can be combined with another 10 different film effects, which are controlled through a dial on top of the camera. This Mini Evo is also the first Instax camera to come equipped with a print lever, lens dial, and film dial, which is as much a step back as it is forward: it hopes to offer up “the joy of creating photographic arts with analog operations.”Įven the operational sounds have been factored in, so those into clicky-sound-related ASMR are in for a real treat.ġ0 different lens effects such as ‘Soft Focus’ and ‘Light Leak’ can be accessed through turning a lens dial, which replaces the usual adjusting focus or zoom that the dial has been previously associated with. Its claim as the most advanced model of Instax yet can be attributed to built-in lens effects for real-time filters, as well as being able to pair with a smartphone to transfer soft copies of the instant prints. Fujifilm has just taken the best of the past, future, and present, and packaged it neatly into a new camera: the delightfully retro-themed Instax Mini Evo.ĭespite its vintage look, Fujifilm is stating that this is the most futuristic model it has ever made to date, and that the print quality has been almost doubled compared to the previous Instax cameras.
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