Fujifilm launches its first hybrid instant camera in its new square format printout. Available worldwide 19 May 2017: S$499.
The SQ10 is the first hybrid camera in Fujifilm’s Instax range of instant cameras that is equipped with a digital image sensor.
Photos taken can be stored in an external microSD card (sold separately) for immediate or future printing on the camera itself on the go.
The SQ10 has 3.5 megapixels (1920 x 1920) and has a fixed aperture (F2.4) and focal length 28.5mm (35mm format equivalent).
The photos can be transferred via the microSD card – each gigabyte of memory stores up to 1000 photos.
The camera itself has an internal memory for up to 50 images.
The digital image sensor in the SQ10 enhances the image quality of photos taken and enables the camera take better pictures in low-light.
The SQ10 is also able to take macro pictures from distances of 10cm.
There are also two shutter release buttons – one on each side at the front – for both left and right-handed users.
Shutter speed can be set from 1/29500sec to 1/2sec, with a bulb mode of up to 10sec exposure.
The auto ISO ranges from 100 to 1600 and there is a built-in flash on the front.
White balance is automatic while the autofocus is a single AF (contrast-detect TTL, with AF illuminator).
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