Fujifilm Instax SQ40 Instant Camera – Black

The Fujifilm Instax SQ40 is a stylish and straightforward way to enter the world of instant photography. Compatible with square instant film, this instant camera allows users to harness the classic square instant photo look, which is great for anyone wanting to produce everything from high-end art, to quick happy snaps of you and your friends. With its auto exposure technology, the SQ40 Instant Camera can deliver bright and detailed images with ease, which is possible in any lighting conditions, thanks to the powerful built-in flash. In this day and age, the photographer doesn’t have to miss out on all of the fun – the Fujifilm Instax SQ40 has a built-in selfie mode.

• Square Instant Film Compatible
• Auto Exposure Mode
• Built-in Selfie Mode
• Built-in Flash
• Sleek & Stylish Design

The Fujifilm Instax SQ40 is a stylish and straightforward way to enter the world of instant photography. Compatible with square instant film, this instant camera allows users to harness the classic square instant photo look, which is great for anyone wanting to produce everything from high-end art, to quick happy snaps of you and your friends. With its auto exposure technology, the SQ40 can deliver bright and detailed images with ease, which is possible in any lighting conditions, thanks to the powerful built-in flash. In this day and age, the photographer doesn’t have to miss out on all of the fun – the Fujifilm Instax SQ40 has a built-in selfie mode.

When turning your Fujifilm Instax SQ40 instant camera to its selfie mode, you can use the built-in mirror to frame yourself perfectly, and you know you will be sharp and in focus, as this mode focuses on close-up subjects (30-50 cm). This instant camera is powered by 2 CR2 batteries, which are easy to find when you run out of power, and keep you going for an impressive 30 packs of instant film. A film counter is available to let you know how many shots you have left, as well as a film pack confirmation window.

• Photo Size: 62 mm × 62 mm
• Approximate Development Time: 90 Seconds
• Automatic Film Ejection
• Flash Recycle Time: 7.5 Seconds or Less