New Fujifilm Instant Camera Can Now Shoot Video, Too

Fujifilm seems to enjoy experimenting ways in which they can incorporate new technologies in Instax cameras and the latest one, the Instax Square SQ20, is a testament to that – the camera not only shoots digital images but also video now.

Thing is it can only record 15 seconds worth of 800 x 800 H.264 video at 15fps. Soundless, that is. It might not sound like a lot but it can make for great videos for social media platforms like Instagram.

But that’s not all there is to it – the video feature is designed to be used alongside the “motion mode”, which allows you to go through your footage and find that perfect frame that you can turn into a photo.

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The Instax Square SQ20 has a CMOS sensor that creates instant film photos and a 2.7 inch LCD screen, a micro SDHC card slot and enough internal storage for 50 photos and 30 seconds of video.

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The lens is a 33.4mm f/2.4 and the camera features built-in flash and a battery that can deliver about 100 prints per each charge.

The camera will debut on the market on October 20 and will have a starting price of $199.