Fujifilm Instax mini Evo

Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Review

It looks fantastic; Plenty of effects to add an extra flair to shots; Easy to use; Digital smarts save on wasted shots; Screen is difficult to see in bright conditions; Some odd quirks with the UI and app; Slow to charge;

Instax Mini Evo review

The Instax Mini Evo combines a classic design with functionality, but it is one of the most expensive instant cameras from Fujifilm.

Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Review

The Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo, with its built-in instant film printer, is a good fit for photographers looking for a new creative outlet, but can be frustrating to handle if you're accustomed to pro cameras. The Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo ($199.95) combines classic instant photography and modern digital tech into one package, relying on a digital sensor to snap photos but letting you print images onto Instax Mini film. The camera marries the charm of modern analogs like the Instax Mini 11 with the trappings of digital imaging, with filter effects and color looks, plus the ability to print only the photos you choose. It's a fantastic idea, and one that can make point-and-shoots a little more relevant in the era of smartphones. But the camera can be a little frustrating to use—its rear LCD disappoints and the controls aren't very intuitive, for example. Despite this, it's still quite possible to fall in love with the Instax Mini Evo and its retro-chic styling enough to overlook any foibles.A Mix of New and Old With Retro Style The Instax Mini Evo's aesthetics are old school. Its construction is as plastic as it gets, but the mix of silver and black faux leatherette make the Evo look a lot...