Esquire UK’s review of the Instax Mini Evo, the hybrid instant camera from Fujifilm with a 28mm lens, smartphone printing and a microSD card slot. ... flash or macro mode.

To take those photos, the Wide Evo has a 16mm (equiv) F2.4 lens, which Fujifilm says is "the widest lens on any Instax instant camera." By default, the camera doesn't seem to make use of the ...

Its pricing is on par with that of the Instax Evo mini Hybrid, ... infinity), standard mode (0.6-3m) and macro mode (0.3-0.6m). The front of the lens also features a tiny switch for adding a ...

The Instax Mini 99 is Fujifilm’s latest and greatest “mini”-sized analog camera, replacing the Mini 90 after nearly 11 years. ... Macro and landscape mode controls on the lens barrel; ...

It isn’t as wide as the Instax mini Evo’s f/2 aperture, which will let more light through the lens, improving low light performance. However, the Wide Evo also has a built-in flash to aid in ...

Fujifilm is upgrading its best-tested Instax Mini Evo with a new wide-angle lens as well as manual controls like effects dials and and manual print crank. $350 at Best Buy $350 at B&H Photo Video ...

In macro mode, the Evo Wide is able to focus a few centimeters in front of its lens. The menus are pretty straightforward, and while the buttons and joystick feel a little too stiff and clicky ...

If you want a budget Instax camera, with fully automatic controls that looks good and is simple to use, the new Mini 41 fits the bill. For anyone who wanted the Mini 12 but didn't want to carry ...

Fujifilm is upgrading its best-tested Instax Mini Evo with a new wide-angle lens as well as manual controls like effects dials and and manual print crank. $350 at Best Buy $350 at B&H Photo Video ...