Fujifilm Instax Mini LiPlay: instant photo with audio. Here it is live

More than Polaroid, Fujifilm has thought in it and you have never stopped investing in its instantaneous development cameras, which are still an significant component of their company. Launched in 1998, the Instax line sold over 45 million items. In the digital era, with the latest Fujifilm Instax Mini LiPlay (connect all characteristics), which combines a digital sensor and a microphone with Instax technology for instant printing, Fujifilm is trying to introduce innovation to the industry. The combination of digital and instant growth is nothing fresh, the Instax SQ10 is already using this mix, but it's a fresh function to introduce the microphone.

You can record up to 10 seconds of audio in the printed photograph that will be' integrated.' Since the printed photographs can not be sounded, the cloud is exploited and the fact that they are always linked: thanks to the QR code placed on the shutter, the recorded audio piece can be heard. It may seem useless to some, but this mix may open up interesting creative situations. In addition, you can add impacts and frames to your photos before printing by taking pictures digitally. You can print various copies of the same picture, not just that. The machine can also be flown via the app and the remote shooting feature in Live View. The CMOS sensor is 1/5 "with a resolution of 2560x 1920 pixels. LiPlay is the smallest and lightest camera in the history of the instax series. Fujifilm also announced the new instax mini-metal film" CONFETTI "and instax" Star-lighting "square film, available in two phases starting on 21 June. Fujifilm Instax Mini LiPlay uses 86x 54 mm sheets with 62x 46 mm image sizes for the print part.

At the Milanese launch case in Italy, we encountered the fresh Instax live. Characterized by a distinctly attractive and fashionable design, the new cameras with immediate growth seem to have instantly captured the interest of the public, a sort of crowd that is often very far from that of photographic techniques, but that–as the millions of parts sold bear witness–can be an important source of income for Fujifilm. The retail cost suggested is 169,00 euros.