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Thank you for the feedback!

Thank you. Your wide Instax film is excellent and very affordable. I think a smaller, lighter body with a stronger flash, and a better lens will get you a best seller. I'm ok with a higher price tag.

And maybe with a self timer so the pictures can be taken without any assistance.

yeh better Lens like Leika will bring this prod to my top )

Can u tell me your experience with the sq6?

It should be available as early as June, but please check with Fujifilm UK for exact timing. Here's a website link with how to get a hold of them.... www.fujifilm.eu/uk/contact-us

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Thanks Red. We hope you enjoy using it.

@@fujiguys i did buy one today. Check my IG for proof 😂

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I would like the answer to that question also. How do you select a particular mode for focus and then adjust using the lighten/darken mode?

You cannot. This is the weakness of this camera sadly.

The shutter speed range on the instax SQ6 is 1.6 sec - 1/400 sec. Thank-you for the feedback on pack film.

Yes. The instax Mini90 does have an automatic exposure mode.

You will usually get some extra space in the print outside of what you saw in the viewfinder. This is normal.

Thanks for the feedback. While we are not going to suggest a particular brand or model, as long as the tripod will support the weight of the camera (393g / 13.9oz.) which is lighter than many digital cameras. Look for one about 6" or so long as a minimum. But, it's important to ensure the tripod can handle the weight of the camera.

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@@fujiguys for reference, can we please know which tripod was used in this video? plssssssssss

Hi Marama. The SQ6 uses Fujifilm instax Square film exclusively. You can not use old Polaroid film packs in it.

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the isntax wide film would’ve been cool. it looks half as bulky as the instax wide camera.

Lighten/darken as well as double exposure default to 'auto mode focus' (2-6 ft). My work-around for more distant subjects is to use landscape mode and attach ND gels with removable double sided tape. Cover the lens to darken and cover the sensor to lighten. I generally use a .15ND (1/2 stop) gel over the lens for 90% of my shots. A .3ND (1 stop) is useful for double exposures (2-6ft). A Roscolux swatch book ($10) has all sorts of ND & color gels.

There are no plans for an all-black version at this time.

rayzorhead no it is not. It's the latest in square format that is purely analog.

Usually the camera is sold without film.

Hi Martin. It's an either/or and there is no option for using both of those features at the same time.

My flash isn’t working, what should I do?

When there is a film pack loaded, you will see a yellow indicator bar through a window to confirm whether or not there is a pack inside. If there is no film loaded, the camera's shutter and motor will trip, but there will not be an image recorded, and no film will pop out.

A Big Thanks for the quick reply. The Camera behaved "weird" when i first turned it on that's why i asked. Im super satisfied with it however, such a great experience and super glad i waited long enough to got this model :D

Sorry to hear that. Keep in mind that the flash range is 2.7m (8.9'), so any subjects will need to be within that range to be properly lit when the ambient lighting is low.

This film is still available. Look for "instax Square film".

While both modes will adjust the focus to be between 30-50cm, the selfie mode will also adjust the brightness accordingly.

Normally, the instax SQ6 does not include film.

Try removing the batteries while the LED's are flashing and re-sinsert them. If this does not resolve the problem then please contact the closest Fujifilm customer support centre. www.fujifilm.com

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The batteries are not rechargeable. It uses 2x CR-2 lithium batteries.

Sorry to hear your issue is not resolved. Please contact the customer support group of the Fujifilm office in your country, as they are better suited to assist you. In Canada, call: 1.800.461.0416. In the USA, call: 1.800.800.3854. For all other countries, please visit our website, and choose your country from the drop-down list in the upper right portion of the page. You will find the contact information for your local Fujifilm office there. www.fujifilm.com/

While both settings adjust the focus zone to between 30-50cm, the "Selfie" mode also applies an appropriate brightness for self portraits.

Fuji Guys Channel thanks!

The NEO90 has rechargeable batteries.

Majessty _ the batteries actually last for 5+ years, got one myself!

Same

Ralph Jay Wallace the film itself takes quite a space, it's actually quite slim for what it is

sachigatsu g Yeah, in this day and age to pair this camera with a dated power source leaves me scratching my head, especially coming from Fuji who has been cranking some rocking rigs as of late.

Surprised these batteries are even still available. On the up side, Fuji claim that they will last until you've used 30 packs of film.

you can find rechargeable CR2 batteries

They'll probably release a model with rechargable battery, offset viewfinder, and LCD photo counter. This is the equivalent of a mini 70 basically.

They already have a premium model, its called the SQ10. I can't see Fuji releasing another analog model just for the sake of having a rechargeable battery and LCD counter.

Sure thing Olivia. It's really easy to hold and use the camera in your right hand.

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OH DEAR NOT THOSE BATTERIES THEY COST A ARM AND A LEG BUT I HAVE THE SQ10 BUT I WOULD LIKE THIS TOO JEFF.. OPPS BUT THOSE SPUNKING BATTERIES GRR

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Fuji instant cameras produces the sharpest images of them all. Lomo are the ones that produce soft, out of focus photos.

Instax cameras generally produce images that are sharper than current film for polaroid cameras (I have both).

Keep in mind that the SQ-6 can create upwards of 300 prints on a set of batteries. That's a lot of prints.

Rediscover Film 800 dollars? No thanks i will stick to sq6

This is a consumer camera. The reality is that if Fujifilm wasn't targeting a consumer market, where people buying it want something easy to use -a rangefinder does not qualifies as easy to use -, they'd be no Instax. It is nice to see that Mint can produce camera that suits you better (with a much heavier price tag), and we should all be happy with it - and Mint could decide to also have a camera using Instax Squre.

Hubert Figuière the point is Fuji makes endless versions of basically the same instax camera. With mini film they have so many models over the year which are all the same. Hell even Leica rebranded one’s. They could try harder like Lomography and Mint for a change and offer something more interesting than a tiny aperture camera with limited features.

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Saadia Asif sq10 is a digital camera with a printer. I was more willing to buy Lomo square despite its drawbacks. Now I am more willing to buy sq6.

Cat Cat wht do mean by digital camera with a PRINTER . Can u pls explain me . I like sq10 cause it have the option that u can save pics and print them which u want any time and it also save the flims :)

Saadia Asif you know actually you are right. If you want a digital camera that allows you to print only when you find the picture worthy of "printing" then sq10 is for you. Or better yet...buy a digital camera and print your photos. With real Polaroid type camera there is no redo and no retouch. You messed up the picture it's your fault. You did it correctly and it came out like you wanted, great. But there is always the element of uncertainty with instant films (unless you are good at controlling your environment) which gives it extra flavor. If you want to take the picture 50 times, edit them in camera and print the best one, that is your right and sq10 is better for that for sure. For me it's it's a betrayal of Instant photography idea. What most "Polaroid type" cameras do is basically, opening the shutter and let's in the light. So it exposeses the instant film to light burning the image on it. The only thing that is between the subject and instant film is the lens. As I understand it and have observed from other videos about sq10 and their manual pdf...there is a digital sensor between the film and lens so it's not true instant film experience. I don't own an sq10 and I can't be sure but I don't think that in "auto" mode the sensor goes down and the film is really exposed through the lens. I might be wrong of course. If anyone knows beter please correct me with evidence. Also if I explained sth wrong, may sb correct me. Don't hesitate.

Cat Cat ok thanku so much

Saadia Asif sure. No problem. Just go to the shop where they have both models sq10 and sq6 and comapre what you like.

no shit it is the premuim version, costs twice as much, SQ6 vs SQ10.... do you see the nomenclature

YEH I HAVE AN SQ 10 I WOULD LIKE THIS TO BUT I DONT LIKE THOSE BATTERIES

I'm laughing right now.. Fuji makes more money from their Instax lineup than their digital cameras. In a previous Fujifilm annual report, it states "Instax instant camera, annual worldwide sales volume exceeded 5 million units". I believe Fuji knows their target audience better than you do.

flakeu Fuji is marketing this to non serious people ,who will use this off and on when needed ,believe me the day the batteries die , they aren’t down to Poundland to get new ones ,you have to go online and this is going in the kitchen draw , their cameras power via usb ,why not this ,it would be common sense as phones are charged via usb, I personally have changed all my battery chargers to usb so that when I need power I can get it from either the car or the power pack ,with this I need to go out and buy a separate pack of batteries Fuji needs to think of the future those young girls buying those cameras will move onto something else Fuji need to think of the future and market to all people to sell more.I personally use Instax wide monochrome on a Polariod 600se made to shoot Instax .Fuji has given this film zero exposure ,pardon the pun , I go to photo show and the Fuji stand always has colour mini film never the mono film. Fuji can market to professional/serious photographers ,there is a market out there if somebody would supply a serious camera to show the film at it’s best.

here in the North, you can find them in the major Pharmacy chains....

I do agree that choosing the CR2 batteries is not the smartest decision but I highly doubt the demographic buying this particular camera will refuse to buy it because of this point alone. Like you said it yourself, the majority of people who will purchase the SQ6 will be non professional and mostly female. These people are not interested in knowing more about photography, they just want to press a button and have ''instant'' gratification. I bet that they never heard about what's a PC sync port, hotshoe and all you said in your original comment. If Fuji didn't had Instax, these people would have never bought a camera in the first place. Popular mass products like this one will always outsell any specialized pro gear. It's the same with cars too.. the Corolla is a huge cash cow for Toyota compare to their more sporty 86 which is more into a niche market.

Both jonnyboy8000 and flakeu's opinions are valid, and I enjoyed your debates.

Alexandra Starr Photography I agree. It boggles my mind that most of their cameras use AA and the Mini 90 even has rechargeable but they decide to slap CR2 batteries in an $130 camera??

My old polaroid snap had a built in rechargeable, it worked just fine, so what was fuji thinking when they decied to go with ancient CR2's? I am sure these CR2's corrode quite badly too if left inside for long periods, my old canon av-1 had a cr2 powering it and after looking at the camera after a few years neglect, the battery compartment was corroded and nasty. camera unusable unless i replaced the entire battery compartment. What an oversight on fuji's part!

Alexandra Starr Photography Oh wow! I still want the camera because I love the square format but was not impressed with the SQ10. Maybe I'll look into some reliable rechargeable CR2 batteries.

100% a deal breaker in me buying this camera. I hated having to search for CR2s for an old film camera meter. Not impossible to find, but I can't go on vacation and buy a bunch either. They should have included a rechargeable battery or AAs.