mini evo: Fujifilm launches Hybrid instant camera ‘Instax Mini Evo’ at Rs 22,999 – Times of India

Price and availability of Instax Mini Evo
The Instax Mini Evo premium edition is priced at Rs 22,999. The product will be available at all leading e-commerce platforms and with authorised offline Fujifilm retail partners. The hybrid instant camera will bundle two 10 film packs of StoneGray films.
Design and specs
Instax Mini Evo sports a classic and compact retro design. The camera has a 3.0-inch LCD monitor on its rear panel so that users can shoot while checking the live view and choose which pictures to print. The all-new Mini Evo is claimed to be the first Instax camera equipped with a print lever, lens dial and film dial. These allow users to choose shooting effects with the dials and print by pulling the lever, offering the feeling of creating photographic arts with analog operations. The camera offers 100 different shooting effects.
The Instax Mini Evo comes with a double resolution for exposure in comparison to its predecessors to achieve greater print quality. The camera comes with its very own app called the Instax Mini Evo app, which offers features like Saved Images, that allows saving the photo printed by Mini Evo as an image with an Instax frame on your smartphone. The app features the ‘DIRECT PRINT’ function for using the the camera as a smartphone printer, ‘Remote’ function for remotely shooting pictures away from the camera, and the ‘Transferred Images’ function for saving a photo, printed with the camera.
Commenting on the launch, Koji Wada, Managing Director, Fujifilm India Pvt Ltd said, “At Fujifilm India, our goal has always been to focus on customers’ needs and provide cutting-edge solutions. With the same vision in mind, we are excited to finally launch the all new Instax Mini Evo in India – another disruptive addition to our flagship ‘Mini’ series. It takes photo printing abilities to another level and showcases the true potential of our hybrid digital analog cameras, built with the aim to empower users to ‘Show how they see the world’.