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Read our full Instax Mini Evo review for more details If you're anything like me and you love sharing instant photos with friends, here you can give them the one you've just taken or transform a phone selfie into a sweet Instax print. The ability to pair it with your phone for use as an instant printer seals the deal. The Mini Evo has been a monster hit, marrying the fun of analog photography with filters and effects familiar to the Instagram generation. On top of that, the Mini Evo boasts a beautiful vintage design. My favorite part of the camera is the physical lever on the back designed to mimic the film advance lever on old cameras, here you use it to print photos when you're ready (and the image on the rear LCD even slowly "ejects" from the screen as it emerges from the side of the camera). Ever wanted to produce an instant print of a phone selfie, or a shot you took on a "proper camera"? Now you can!
It's like an Instax Mini that enables you to edit your photos before you print them – and it also enables you to turn images from your phone into real Instax photos. This is my favorite hybrid digital instant camera, outclassing the Instax Mini LiPlay. Read our full Fujifilm Instax Square SQ1 review for more details Digital instant cameras So the Polaroid Now+ trumps it if you want advanced and creative tools, but the Instax takes it for conventional image quality. The SQ1 takes pristine photographs whether you're indoors or outdoors, though it lacks many of the features from the discontinued Instax Square SQ6 (such as a self-timer, tripod mount, and double exposures). But Instax Square prints are technically 'better' – sharper, with higher contrast and flatter, more authentic colors. Personally I prefer the Polaroid look for square prints it just looks more authentically vintage, with dreamy colors and softness, thanks to Polaroid's mirror and photochemical process. As you might expect the camera uses Instax Square film, with a size and shape reminiscent of traditional Polaroid prints. The Instax Square SQ1 is powered by two small CR2 lithium batteries (included) that the manufacturer claims will last a whopping 300 shots (30 packs of film). Read our full Polaroid Go review for more details And if you've got kids, this could be the ideal camera for little hands to get started with. And the Go boasts double exposures, which you won't get unless you opt for pricier options like the Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic (below).Ī fun and funky little camera, the Polaroid Go will be the star of your next party and will deposit an endless amount of memories in your pocket or wallet. Instax Mini film does work out cheaper than Polaroid Go film, but then you'll also need to replace AA batteries on a Mini whereas the Go just needs a USB connection to top up the power. Neither are as joyous to use, though, nor will they make you as many friends as the Go – which still takes very pleasing pics.
In terms of quality, the Polaroid Now cameras balance exposures better while rival Instax Mini cameras deliver slightly better image quality indoors. It's the world's smallest analog instant camera, and it produces fittingly tiny instant photos, too.
I fell in love with this palm-sized camera faster than it took a photo to develop – and so does everyone I show it to.
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