Which Instax camera should you buy?

Camera and other Instax printers

Fujifilm is constantly refreshing its Instax lineup, adding new features such as parallel correction and faster USB-C charging, which almost all Instax cameras now offer. In some cases even though the company has not stopped selling older models. Overall, we suggest you abide by the latest models, but sometimes you will find deep discounts on older models. Here are some other models that are worth considering.

Instax PAL for 80 dollars: At the end of last year, Fujifilm introduced Paul, a small digital camera that you can also buy joined with an Instax Mini Link 2 intelligence printer and a 10-cap of Instax Mini Film. I still haven’t tried the party, but I try to figure out who needs it. You can get a lot of the same features in the Mini Evo, but maybe Evo is less likely to stay in life in a child? I will test this soon and report again.

Instax sq 6 for 150-200 $: This is a header for me. As mentioned above, sq 6 is a camera better than either sq 1 or sq 40, which seems to have replaced SQ 6. Whatever the case, Fujifilm no longer ranks sq 6 on its Instax website. However, if you like square format, sq 6 is a fantastic camera. It has a number of manual features not found in others – I particularly like light and dark ways, which can be used as exposure compensation – in addition to the fully automatic sq 40 mode. There are some pleasant additions such as a selfie time, the closed way and the ability to turn off the ignition. There seems to be still a right part of new old shares there, so if you can find this for about $ 100- $ 150 and you love the movie Square, I say you go for it.

Instax Mini 11 for $ 80- 120 $: This is covered above, but in case you lost it the mini 11 is almost never worth buying. Only only a few dollars cheaper than the mini 12 younger and lacks most of the features that make the mini 12 such a good purchase. If you can find this for under $ 50, it’s probably worth it, but otherwise avoid mini 11.

Printer Instax Mini Link for $ 145: The Instax Mini of Fujifilm was replaced by the mini connection 2, but the updates were small and, honestly, I can’t say any change in the quality of printing. If you can find the original mini link for less than the connection price 2, go for it. Connect 2 sells for $ 100 most of the time, so if you can find the connection for less, catch one. They are both brilliant printers.

Instax 7s/8/9: These are all the oldest, low -level institute models. They all use a 1/60 fixed speed, while the automatic exposure of mini-12 with comparable prices can choose between 1/2 to 1/250 speed of the second onion, making it much more flexible. Given that most of these are difficult to find anyway, give them a pass.