With the Fujifilm Instax Square SQ6's arrival on the scene, Fujifilm I feel has created a respectable Instax Square camera. When the SQ10 was released, I was very hesitant. I'm not a fan of a digital photo being printed onto an Instax frame from the camera.

If you into photography and a Taylor Swift fan, this is the perfect gift for you!

Offers more opportunities than models that shoot mini film, but not nearly as bulky as those that shoot wide film

Good photo quality; nice selection of image and creative settings; both camera and photo size a nice middle ground

Poor performance in outdoor lighting conditions; lack of long exposure ability; Poor performance in outdoor lighting conditions; lack of long exposure ability

Instax is a wonderful, convenient format with wide potential - from my collective experience with Fujifilm Neo 90, Lomo'Instant Square and now the Fujifilm SQ6. (The Neo 90 is a joy to use too, with reliable results.

Easy to use; Build quality; Battery life

I was quite excited to get my hands on Fujifilm's Instax Square SQ6 when the camera launched in South Africa last month . But now that I have my hands on a review unit, were my expectations met Was I left disappointed

The aspect ratio of 1:1 of this camera films is great! It gives that real instagram feeling. Loving taking this camera around with me on special events and trips.

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Square-format prints are a handy size; More control than average instant camera; Very easy to use; Great build quality

Blown highlights common; Somewhat unpredictable exposures; Non-standard batteries; Cost of film adds up

It takes amazing photos and the square size brings back the old style polaroid. It also has great filter colours. Just a great camera to capture the perfect moments.

The square photos are now my preferred shot, the camera also has clear easy to use lighting options.

Fuji's classic yet refined design gets a Taylor-centric makeover, but is just as user-friendly as before. Ideal if you're after a point-and-shoot that doesn't require thinking about focus or exposure, and for Swift fans, this special edition is the Instax to go for.

Uses most affordable Instax film; Classic design with added Swift-y goodness; Automates much of what makes instant shooting tricky;

Takes some of the fun away from shooting on instant; Not as flexible as rivals, with fewer optional accessories; Non-rechargeable batteries;