Fujifilm Instax Square SQ6

The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ6 is a purely analog square-format instant camera with automatic operation so it's as easy to use as a point-and-shoot. Sign up for Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox. This newsletter may contain advertising, deals, or affiliate links

So I ordered an instax square sq6 camera and they offered a package to get film as well. It seemed like a great deal (60 film exposures for half of what other vendors were selling it for). Obviously if I pick camera w| film I assume the film will be the correct type for the camera that I’m purchasin...

This camera is great for what it is. It takes photos instantly. However, be aware that taking good photos require a steady hand/tripod and practical knowledge of distance and lighting.

camera is okay, but add made it seem as if it came with photo paper and accessories when in reality it is only the camera itself.

This is a great camera if you are craving some nostalgia of using real instant film. If you are looking for a square format instant film your choices are pretty much the Instax Square or the Polaroid 600 film made by Impossible Project/Polaroid Originals/Polaroid. The main differences between the tw...

I've used the wide version of Instax for years and have loved the photo. However, most of the wide format Instax cameras are pretty Fugly. It's pretty embarrassing being seen with one in public. So, when this pretty square format camera came out, I thought I'd downgrade to a smaller photo so I do no...

Ok let me start by saying the picture quality is amazing and has that vintage feel that I was looking for. I absolutely adore this camera and bought a little patent leather case for it to complete the set. I did not buy the bundle, only the camera, and purchased a set of 100 exposures for like $90. ...

Film size: The square film it uses is larger than the normal rectangular film, generating a much wider field of view. If you want even bigger pictures, you can go for the more expensive model. I know there is a model that takes even bigger films (almost as wide as the length of an iPhone top to bott...

I haven’t figured out a happy medium for the picture brightness and darkness. I’ve only taken pictures inside and when using the flash it makes the object washed out and background so dark! If you move in the slightest the picture will be blurry. I had to retake pictures multiple times. They definit...

The box was a little torn up but the contents were fine. The camera has that plastic quality but it’s pretty solid and heavy just don’t drop it obviously. The timer was tricky to figure out- it flashes for 7 seconds then is solid for three seconds then flashes so you have to count down from the soli...