Fujifilm has announced a new mobile printer that uses its larger Instax Wide format film. The Instax Link Wide Smartphone Printer is a similar idea to the existing Instax Mini Link: hook up your phone over Bluetooth and use an app to edit and print your own Polaroid-style snapshots from your camera roll.
Instax Wide film is way bigger than Instax Mini, measuring roughly the same size as two credit cards placed side by side. It might be a bit hard to take in as your Link Wide printouts won’t fit in your wallet as easily as it used to with Instax Mini photos. They’ll be much easier to view and use for other purposes though.
The Link Wide printer is also compatible with Fujifilm’s X-S10 mirrorless camera, which allows you to print without using your phone. You can, of course, print images taken with other cameras by first downloading them to your phone and then using the Instax Link app to print them.
The Link Wide printer should be able to print roughly 100 Instax photos on a single charge, according to Fujifilm. Rich and Natural printing modes let you choose between “bright and immersive or saturated and classic” colour outputs. You will also be able to cut and add text to photographs from the app.
Late this month, Fujifilm will introduce the Instax Link Wide Smartphone Printer for $149.95. In addition, Fujifilm is releasing a new black-bordered Instax Wide film, which will cost $21.99 for a pack of ten.
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