It's not a digital camera, it's a digital "Cheki"! I tried playing with Fujifilm's "instax SQUARE SQ10" (page 1/3)

　I played with Fujifilm's "instax SQUARE SQ10".

In short, it is a "digital check" that uses square format instant film. "Digital cheki" rather than a digital camera.

For the time being, images are saved on the microSD card, but let's think of it as an "instant camera" in essence.

　In fact, this is not the first time Fujifilm has combined a digital camera and an instant camera.

In 1999, "FinePix PR21", commonly known as "Princam", was released as a camera that contained instant film and could be printed on the spot.

　At first glance, the size doesn't change much, but the SQ10 this time is thinner, lighter and has a pop design. The price is also much cheaper than the SQ10.

　But the essential difference is that in 1999, FinePix was a digital camera with an instant film print function, while the SQ10 is an instax, which is the same instant camera as the Cheki. It is one.

It is a digitized product that allows you to print only what you like later, print multiple copies of the same photo, and print with effects and brightness corrections.

　The ability to record images is like a by-product. It's very easy to understand when you think about it.