It lets you switch between the macro and landscape modes swiftly. Its specialty is that it gives you more control over image exposure. The best part is that it’s easy to operate and doubles up as a point & shoot camera. It houses a 60mm mechanically-operated lens that manages to churn out pretty decent pictures.

The best part is that it looks great, thanks to its slight curvy look and rounded edges. Though its a wee bit old, the Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic Instant (phew, quite a mouthful) has managed to earn pretty great reviews until now. Like most Fujifilm instant cameras, the Square SQ6 lacks a built-in rechargeable battery, meaning you’ll have to carry a charger and a pair of rechargeable batteries while on your vacations outdoor trips. Quite obviously, you will need to invest some time (and films) before you land up with the perfect shot. The exposure and saturation levels are nearly accurate. When it comes to quality, it’s safe to say it is great. The fact that the camera is easier to hold makes capturing selfies a walk in the park. The timer gives you ten-seconds to frame your shot, and the good thing is that it works on the other modes as well. Like phone selfies, you will need to press on the self-timer button at the back and hold the camera at arm’s length. As for selfies, the Square SQ6 packs a selfie mirror at the front. It has a slew of modes for you to experiment with the cool double exposure mode.Īnd if that was not enough, it also comes with a cool exposure compensation feature to let you lighten or darken photos. The Square SQ6 is a simple film-based camera that is easy to use.

Yep, just like the old-school Instagram posts. As suggestive of its name, this one churns out adorable 2.4 x 2.4-inch photos. If you want your photo prints to stand out a little from the regular crop of credit card-sized photos, you should check out the Fujifilm Instax Square SQ6.

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