Bigger doesn't always mean better. The Instax Wide Evo instant camera has retro charm and fun filters, but is pricey if used ...

and thanks to its built-in tripod-mount, the selfie mirror, and its signature wide-angle lens, the user can join the party at any moment. Simply connect your smartphone via the free INSTAX WIDE ...

The Instax Wide Evo Hybrid Instant Camera uses Fujifilm’s wide format instant film and doubles as a smartphone printer. The Instax Wide Evo Hybrid Instant Camera uses Fujifilm’s wide format ...

That said, Instax Wide film is one of the more affordable ... which is primarily useful for shooting in the studio or when using a tripod. I stuck with using 'A' a lot of the time, and switched ...

While Instax Mini cameras are the gateway to instant photography for most, the more advanced or long-time users eventually shift to the Wide models. Instax Wide Evo, as its name suggests, is the ...

But one area that has been neglected for some years is Instax's Wide range of cameras with an almost 10-year hiatus until last year's Instax Wide 400 revival. However, with the arrival of a second ...

The Fujifilm Instax Wide Evo might be the brand's second hybrid instant camera to be released but it's also its first wide format hybrid camera, which means it can be used for taking film pictures ...

with the ability to create wide format images that print onto instax™ WIDE instant film (sold separately), along with a host of other advanced capabilities designed to enhance the photographic ...

The Fujifilm Instax Wide Evo is one of the brand’s two hybrid instant cameras — you can take photos and print them, but you can also print from your smartphone. It looks fantastic and is built ...

The “WIDE Evo”, following the globally successful “instax mini Evo™”, is compatible with double-card-sized WIDE format film. The “WIDE Evo” allows users to take pictures with viewing ...

Instax Wide is the largest of Fujifilm's three instant ... The Evo also includes a thread for standard (3/8-inch) tripod plates, which is not a standard feature for instant cameras.