The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ10 takes the fun, nostalgic shooting experience of an instant film camera, combines it with the safety of shooting digital and adds the appeal of a new square print format that's familiar to both Polaroid and Instagram users.

The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ10 uses a new square format that offers larger prints while keeping the camera relatively compact; It's a digital camera letting you shoot and print only the images you want, and you can add filters or a vignette before or after you shoot

Its low-resolution digital photos are mediocre and highlights blow out easily; The camera's controls and menus are unintuitive; There's no wireless connection for sharing or printing with a mobile device; Film packs are pricey

If you love the social interaction that you get from an instant camera, and are a fan of the analog look from instant prints, the SQ10 is most certainly worth a look. The square format is more exciting for a generation that grew up with Polaroid than the smaller Mini or even the larger Wide format.

Makes square instant photos; 3.6MP digital image sensor; Bright f/2.4 lens; 28.5mm wide-angle field of view; In-camera filters and editing tools

More expensive than purely analog instant cameras; Instax Square film is pricey; No way to save filtered digital images; Printing from other cameras finicky

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Do you want to keep your photos for a long time, and make some of them widely available Or do you want them to be more ephemeral, something you can give to a friend and maybe never see again

Solid build; Fun to shoot with; Printing photos is a delight

No connectivity; Most expensive Instax film yet; Digital image quality is rough

When the first ‘Polaroid' type camera came out it was the camera equivalent of sliced bread. The models were big and the quality of the image was not that great but to see the image immediately was what people wanted to have.

The latest Instax Square SQ10 is a hybrid instant camera that combines digital imaging capabilities and has got the ability to print photos instantly. It's an eye catching camera, and everyone noticed it during my visit to the magnificent Jama Masjid in Old Delhi.

The SQ10 marks a big step in the Instax story - it's not just Fujifilm's first instant camera to use the new square format prints, but also the first to employ digital capture. Digital allows you to compose and review images with a screen, the chance to only print the images you want (and when you...

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