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- Fujifilm launched the Instax mini Evo Cinema camera on January 14, 2026, a hybrid instant and digital camera inspired by the design of Super 8 cameras.
- The camera's design draws inspiration from Fujifilm's Fujica Single-8 cameras, originally released in 1965.
- The vertically oriented Instax mini Evo Cinema records 15-second video clips.
Fujifilm Launches Instax Mini Evo Cinema Hybrid Camera
Fujifilm launched the Instax mini Evo Cinema camera on January 14, 2026, a hybrid instant and digital camera inspired by the design of Super 8 cameras. The device allows users to record video and convert it into instant photographs.
The camera’s design draws inspiration from Fujifilm’s Fujica Single-8 cameras, originally released in 1965.
The vertically oriented Instax mini Evo Cinema records 15-second video clips. Users can then extract frames from these clips and print them as Polaroid-style instant photos. Each photo includes a QR code linking to the full video. Photos can be edited before printing using a dedicated camera application.
Each photo can be edited before printing using the dedicated camera application.
The Instax mini Evo Cinema also features:
- Video Recording: Capability to record 15-second video clips.
- Frame Extraction: Ability to select and print individual frames from recorded videos.
- QR code Integration: Each printed photo includes a QR code linking to the original video.
- Dedicated App: A companion application allows for photo editing before printing.
Fujifilm did not disclose the price of the Instax mini Evo Cinema at the time of the launch.Further details are available on the Fujifilm website.