Fujifilm Instax Square SQ10

Nifty concept merges digital photography with analog film. Compact design is easy to tote. Fuji's first-ever square film. Ability to reprint photos is handy.

Film is smaller than real Polaroids. The quality of the digital camera is inferior to the camera in your smartphone. No Wi-Fi. The film and the camera are both too expensive.

Easy and fun to use ; Multiple instant prints

Expensive ; Poor digital images ; Limited ISO range

The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ10 is a fun piece of kit, and if you'd like more control over images and the ability to adjust and edit in-camera, it's a good fit. But if you simply want fun, instant prints, the firm's cheaper Instax Wide, Mini and...

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.

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 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...

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.

The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ10 is an instant film camera married with the convenience of a digital camera, but it's not without compromise.

The Fujifilm SQ10 instant camera lets users shoot in various modes with several filters for outputting creative and trendy square photos. Ten different color filters, saturation and dramatic effects can be adjusted for truly artistic pictures.

The problem with the Fujifilm Instax Square SQ10, as with other instant formats, is the high running costs. It’s likely to be quite a novelty to be able to print your shot straight from the camera at first, but how long that appeal is kept up once the...

Fujfilm’s Instax Square SQ10 is fun to use; the joy of printing photographs in front of your eyes is something you need to experience. This camera is unlikely to bring back the era of instant film cameras, but the inclusion of the digital camera aspect...