SKU: GC22-87019

Instax SQUARE SQ1 - Glacier Blue

Lv 5.0 to 15.5 (ISO 800)
Built-In Flash
Optical Viewfinder
Automatic
Battery
390g
Lv 5.0 to 15.5 (ISO 800)
Built-In Flash
Optical Viewfinder
Automatic
Battery
390g
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Product Overview

Stylish, simple, and square, the glacier blue FUJIFILM INSTAX SQUARE SQ1 is an instant film camera that produces large 2.4 x 2.4" square prints. The camera's fun and minimal design incorporate a Fujinon 65.75mm f/12.6 lens, which offers intuitive zone focus control, with a minimum focusing distance of 11.8". A small selfie mirror is built into the front of the lens design for accurately composing self-portraits and a dedicated Selfie Mode can be used to optimize focus and exposure. The camera's design also features an optical viewfinder with a central target spot for accurately composing images. A built-in flash is also featured, for illuminating scenes in low-light, and straightforward auto exposure helps to ensure properly exposed shots in all conditions.

What's in the box:

FUJIFILM INSTAX SQUARE SQ1 Instant Film Camera (Glacier Blue)

2 × CR2 Battery

Hand Strap

Thumb Grip Attachment

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Key Features

Lv 5.0 to 15.5 (ISO 800)

The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ1 Camera has a sensitivity range of Lv 5.0 to 15.5 (ISO 800).

Built-In Flash

The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ1 features built-in flash for illuminating scenes in low-light.

Optical Viewfinder

The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ1 Camera is equipped with an optical viewfinder.

Automatic

A straightforward auto exposure helps to ensure properly exposed shots in all conditions.

Battery

Two CR2 lithium batteries, boasting a capacity equivalent to powering approximately 30 packs of Instax Square film.

390g

The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ1 Camera weighs just 390 grams.

FAQs

What are the benefits of using the Instax SQUARE SQ1 for instant photography?

The Instax SQUARE SQ1 offers a unique combination of style and functionality. With its 2.4 x 2.4-inch square prints, it provides a distinctive format that stands out compared to traditional instant film sizes. The intuitive zone focus control allows users to easily capture moments without the complexities of manual settings. Additionally, the built-in selfie mirror and dedicated Selfie Mode enhance the experience for those wanting to take self-portraits, ensuring optimal focus and exposure for flattering shots.

How does the Selfie Mode work on the Instax SQUARE SQ1?

The Selfie Mode on the Instax SQUARE SQ1 is designed to enhance your self-portrait photography. When activated, it optimises the camera's focus and exposure settings specifically for close-up shots, allowing you to capture yourself with clarity and precision. The integrated selfie mirror on the front of the lens assists in framing your shot, making it easier to compose your image accurately before taking the photograph.

What types of photography scenarios are best suited for the Instax SQUARE SQ1?

The Instax SQUARE SQ1 is ideal for a variety of photography scenarios, particularly social gatherings, events, and casual outings. Its compact and stylish design makes it a great companion for parties, weddings, and travel, where capturing spontaneous moments is key. The built-in flash and auto exposure capabilities ensure that you can shoot in different lighting conditions, from bright daylight to dimly lit environments, making it versatile for both indoor and outdoor photography.

Can the Instax SQUARE SQ1 be used in low-light conditions?

Yes, the Instax SQUARE SQ1 is equipped with a built-in flash that allows you to capture images in low-light conditions effectively. The camera's auto exposure feature automatically adjusts the settings to ensure that your shots are well-lit and properly exposed, even in darker environments. This makes it a reliable choice for parties or evening events where lighting may not be optimal.

What kind of film is compatible with the Instax SQUARE SQ1 and how does it compare to other film types?

The Instax SQUARE SQ1 uses INSTAX SQUARE instant film specifically designed for this camera. This film produces vibrant, high-quality images in a square format, which is different from the traditional rectangular formats offered by other instant film products, like INSTAX MINI. The square format is perfect for creative compositions and social media sharing, providing a unique aesthetic that appeals to many users.

Is the Instax SQUARE SQ1 suitable for beginners in photography?

Absolutely, the Instax SQUARE SQ1 is designed with simplicity and user-friendliness in mind, making it an excellent choice for beginners. Its straightforward operation, with minimal buttons and intuitive functions, allows new users to focus on capturing memories rather than getting bogged down by complex settings. The auto exposure and zone focus features further enhance usability, ensuring that anyone can take beautiful instant photos with ease.

What maintenance is required for the Instax SQUARE SQ1 to ensure optimal performance?

To maintain the optimal performance of your Instax SQUARE SQ1, it's important to handle the camera with care and keep it clean. Regularly wipe the lens with a soft, dry cloth to avoid smudges and ensure clarity in your images. Additionally, store the camera in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to protect it from damage. It's also advisable to check the battery power regularly and replace it when necessary to ensure that the camera functions effectively.

The Square SQ1 - Redefining Photography with Effortless Charm

The Square SQ1 - Redefining Photography with Effortless Charm

Crafted to captivate, the SQUARE SQ1 seamlessly integrates simplicity into its functionality and design, effortlessly capturing atmospheric square photos that deliver everything you desire in each shot. More enjoyment. More camaraderie. More possibilities.

Elevate Your Selfie Game with Selfie Mode and Mirror Combo

Elevate Your Selfie Game with Selfie Mode and Mirror Combo

Illuminate your uniqueness with precision using the Selfie Mode (activated with a twist of the lens) and integrated selfie mirror. Strategically placed by the retractable lens, the mirror facilitates effortless framing for your selfies, while the square frame enables you to capture even more faces.

Embrace Instant Impact with SQ1's Intuitive Features

Embrace Instant Impact with SQ1's Intuitive Features

Experience the SQ1's intuitive controls firsthand. With functions that are easy to grasp, it empowers you to capture impactful photos effortlessly, ensuring you never miss a moment again.

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