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This Item  Fujifilm Instax Square SQ20 Instant Film Camera - Beige |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $78.49 | $199.95 | -10% $89.95 List: $99.95 | $139.95 | $319.95 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 2 | — | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 2 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 6 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 2 |
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| Sold By | — | The Orange Club | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Photo4Less | Photo4Less |
| model name | Instax Square SQ20 | 16806248 | Instax Mini | FBAFJMINI40 | Instax Square SQ1 | — |
| film format type | Instant | Instant | Instant | Instax Mini | Instant | Instant |
| film color type | Colored | color | Colored | color | Glacier Blue | Colored |
| exposure control type | Automatic | Automatic | Automatic | Automatic | Automatic | Automatic |
From the manufacturer
FRAME GRAB
Shoot a video up to 15 seconds long, use the dial on the back of the camera to select the frame that captures the best moment and print your photo. Capturing a moving subject has never been so easy.
Fujifilm Instax Square SQ20 Instant Film Camera
SHOOT, REWIND, PRINT
The instax SQUARE SQ20 allows you to creatively showcase the beauty of moving subjects. Whether you're capturing that exciting moment or a thrilling adventure the instax SQ20 allows you to enjoy photography and instant prints like never before.
- Shoot images while looking at the monitor, and re-shoot if necessary.
- Enjoy editing photos with a variety of filters.
- Create and print new image compositions with the built in crop tool.
Features:
- Timeshift Collage: Four images can be taken with a time difference at one time. Press the shutter button to shoot when four images appear on the monitor. The time difference between frames can be adjusted within 0.2 to 2.0 seconds.
- Double Exposure: Two shutters go off and the two pictures are combined into one image.
- Blue Mode: The shutter remains open while the shutter button is being pressed.
- Split: Multiple images can be captured on one images. Select four segmentation options: vertically halved, horizontally divided in three, divided in quarters and divided in nine.
- Collage: You can create a collage style image where one image is divided up at random or you can take photos for each segment.
Reviews with images
Wonderful for memory keeping!!
I got this FujiFilm Instax SQ20 off of Amazon. It was in the condition of “Used- Like New” with only the packaging damaged, and I made sure that the seller was an Amazon Warehouse. I went through all of the reviews prior to purchasing and decided to take the risk even if someone got a damaged SQ20 when they ordered a “Used- Like New” product as well. I’ll have to say I got lucky cause mine came in perfect. Really, only the box was damaged so the description was spot on. I just wished they provided photos all of the time so that people wouldn’t feel so nervous about used purchases. Anyway, when I first used the camera, there was something wrong. I got scared cause a film was stuck. I searched for help videos but none were on the SQ20 and none were stuck the way mine was. Again I was lucky because I was able to get it out; I squeezed the Polaroid just a little (like how you squeeze the camera closed after loading new film in it) and that did the trick. I guess the mechanism/ rollers (or whatever it is) couldn’t grab the film to make it go up and out of the camera because the film that was stuck was a bit sideways. It couldn’t go straight up because it was slightly unaligned and had a bent corner (imagine trying to put a star in a star shaped hole but you can’t cause the shape you’re holding is slightly turned so it can’t align and go through). I had to open the camera, pull out the film cartridge and put it back in multiple times until I finally tried giving the camera a slight squeeze and it came out. That wasted just one film and of course it was the slightly bent one that was exposed. Of course I hoped that it was just the film and not the camera. I’m on my third pack and I think it’s safe to say that it was just that one pack of 10. So the camera is 100% in fantastic and working condition.As for photo quality it could definitely be better, but on a scale of 1-10 I would say it’s a 7.5/10. It doesn’t do as well in darker lighting (even if it’s at night and any light is on), but it just makes the photos look more vintage. I took photos at SeaWorld under natural lighting and the shots were great so it’s even better during the daytime. Either way it’s worth it cause you can always adjust the lighting of the shots you take before AND after you take the photos anyway! And you can print as much of the same thing as you want! Worth the $120 I spent on it! The photo samples are scanned polaroids from my SQ20 camera, the colors are better in person, my scanner just sucks!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2021
Color: BeigeStyle: SingleVerified Purchase
PERFECT INSTANT CAMERA! It's super easy to operate and learn! I highly recommend this to someone who is starting out because you can see and edit the shots before you print it! The internal storage is pretty good too! But if you are going on a trip or like to take lots of shots like me, get a micro SD card! They're like $10 bucks! Never worry about wasting film again! Save em to your computer! Print multiple for your friends! I am very surprised at the quality of the little screen! You can zoom pretty far and not see pixels! Wonderful! The long exposure, and double exposure are super easy to use! Collages are fun! Take a short video of a moving subject then pick the frame you want to print! Add filters! Lighten if subject is too dark, and darken if subject is too light! So many wonderful features! I've only had it freeze once and I used a paper clip to reset it and my photos were still there! So that didn't bother me at all. For all it can do I'm super impressed! Definitely worth the money!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2020
Color: BlackStyle: SingleVerified Purchase
I got this FujiFilm Instax SQ20 off of Amazon. It was in the condition of “Used- Like New” with only the packaging damaged, and I made sure that the seller was an Amazon Warehouse. I went through all of the reviews prior to purchasing and decided to take the risk even if someone got a damaged SQ20 when they ordered a “Used- Like New” product as well. I’ll have to say I got lucky cause mine came in perfect. Really, only the box was damaged so the description was spot on. I just wished they provided photos all of the time so that people wouldn’t feel so nervous about used purchases. Anyway, when I first used the camera, there was something wrong. I got scared cause a film was stuck. I searched for help videos but none were on the SQ20 and none were stuck the way mine was. Again I was lucky because I was able to get it out; I squeezed the Polaroid just a little (like how you squeeze the camera closed after loading new film in it) and that did the trick. I guess the mechanism/ rollers (or whatever it is) couldn’t grab the film to make it go up and out of the camera because the film that was stuck was a bit sideways. It couldn’t go straight up because it was slightly unaligned and had a bent corner (imagine trying to put a star in a star shaped hole but you can’t cause the shape you’re holding is slightly turned so it can’t align and go through). I had to open the camera, pull out the film cartridge and put it back in multiple times until I finally tried giving the camera a slight squeeze and it came out. That wasted just one film and of course it was the slightly bent one that was exposed. Of course I hoped that it was just the film and not the camera. I’m on my third pack and I think it’s safe to say that it was just that one pack of 10. So the camera is 100% in fantastic and working condition.
As for photo quality it could definitely be better, but on a scale of 1-10 I would say it’s a 7.5/10. It doesn’t do as well in darker lighting (even if it’s at night and any light is on), but it just makes the photos look more vintage. I took photos at SeaWorld under natural lighting and the shots were great so it’s even better during the daytime. Either way it’s worth it cause you can always adjust the lighting of the shots you take before AND after you take the photos anyway! And you can print as much of the same thing as you want! Worth the $120 I spent on it! The photo samples are scanned polaroids from my SQ20 camera, the colors are better in person, my scanner just sucks!
As for photo quality it could definitely be better, but on a scale of 1-10 I would say it’s a 7.5/10. It doesn’t do as well in darker lighting (even if it’s at night and any light is on), but it just makes the photos look more vintage. I took photos at SeaWorld under natural lighting and the shots were great so it’s even better during the daytime. Either way it’s worth it cause you can always adjust the lighting of the shots you take before AND after you take the photos anyway! And you can print as much of the same thing as you want! Worth the $120 I spent on it! The photo samples are scanned polaroids from my SQ20 camera, the colors are better in person, my scanner just sucks!
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Top reviews from other countries
Yadira D.
Buena cámara y bonita
Reviewed in Mexico on August 9, 2020Color: BlackStyle: SingleVerified Purchase
Carlos Diego
An amazing camera that fuses Instax with Digital
Reviewed in Canada on May 22, 2019Color: BlackStyle: SingleVerified Purchase
Carlos Diego
Reviewed in Canada on May 22, 2019
Features 10/10. Lots of setting options, shooting modes like double exposure, movement modes, and double bulb for the artsy user. Filter options and contrast options are standard before printing. Can also copy pictures so you can edit and keep the original. Can even print phots off recorded videos by freezing the frame and printing.
Neat MicroSD memory card feature lets you transfer images right from the camera to a PC or Just eject the chip (standard IMO) but where this is cool is you can just import images from any card into the MicroSD card from another camera or from the internet and print right off the camera so you can just manually import photos and print like a handheld printer.
Technical features 10/10. Battery charges via microUSB and seems to last several hours just being on and playing g with settings. Been messing around for 3 hours (on and off) on setting and the battery is still going. Also turns off after 2 mins to save Battery. No replaceable batteries is a definite win here since this takes Square film. Bluetooth connect would have been nice but given the square printer is almost $300 it’s understandable why this wouldn’t have that feature.
User interface 9/10- Button layout is a bit different than a standard point and shoot. Takes a bit to get used to but the directions and scroll wheel are easy to use and interchangeable to get where you’re going. Camera makes some quirky sounds when in use which is kinda fun.
Performance - 9/10 - Imagine quality looks solid For an instax camera. A step up from the Mini 9 and SQ6 in my opinion. Nice sharp colours and focus. You actually get zoom too so you don’t need to get up close in someone’s face to take a close up. It’s not a go-pro but it really does the job if you want a pocket sized Photo.
Overall I recommend this for anyone looking for a nice step up to just using a point and shoot instax camera.
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cammile
It's sleek and amazing
Reviewed in Australia on April 6, 2019Color: BlackStyle: SingleVerified Purchase
Amazon Customer
Good product!
Reviewed in Canada on August 1, 2020Color: BlackStyle: SingleVerified Purchase
Cliente de Amazon
Ya la quería!
Reviewed in Mexico on December 20, 2018Color: BeigeStyle: SingleVerified Purchase
Cliente de Amazon
Reviewed in Mexico on December 20, 2018
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