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Nikita Achanta

'It looks like a Super 8 but it’s a hybrid instant camera': the Fujifilm Instax mini Evo Cinema joins the party with a new 'Eras dial' and 'hundreds of effects'

A black Fujifilm Instax mini Evo Cinema hybrid instant camera.

This morning, January 14, Fujifilm announced the latest addition to its lineup of hybrid instant cameras, the Fujifilm Instax mini Evo Cinema. The Instax mini Evo Cinema was first announced in Japan a week ago and it has now been officially been launched worldwide.

The Instax mini Evo Cinema joins the Instax mini Evo and the Instax Wide Evo to become just the third hybrid — and it's a weird one (in the best possible way). As is the nature of hybrid instant cameras, Fuji's latest lets users shoot photos and print directly from your smartphone, and unlike the other two, you can also record video clips up to 15 seconds long, choose a frame, and print on Instax film with a QR code that plays said video on a smartphone. Given this, it feels like a cross between the Instax Evo mini and the Instax mini LiPlay+ which lets you record audio clips in the form of QR codes.

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