Which instant camera is better?

Fuji Instax Mini 11

This is a basic Polaroid that is easy to set up and use, making it a good entry-level choice for children or novice photographers. It takes less than five minutes to insert the included battery, put in the film and take a photo, and it only takes about 20 seconds to get a good film photo. The whole process doesn't take a minute. Image quality is better than most other cameras for an instant camera, and the built-in flash can assist when shooting, but the inability to disable the flash can cause blown-out images in some situations.

Fuji Instax Mini Evo

This camera is similar to the Fuji x100 series camera. It looks very good and has a retro dial and buttons. It is very fashionable. This camera It offers some flexibility and can save you a lot of money in the long run if you plan on using it frequently. Because Mini Evo has a full-color LCD screen, you can view and select photos to print before printing, which can avoid unnecessary waste of film. The disadvantage is that it does not have a removable battery, and Evo uses Micro USB for charging.

Kodak Mini Shot 3

This is a fun camera. The camera app allows you to apply frames, stickers, filters and tons of customization options to your photos. It even has a beauty function and a variety of filters in the app, making it a very interesting camera.

The camera is also equipped with an LCD screen, although this screen is relatively small. It also supports Bluetooth, so you can use the Kodak Printer app to upload photos to social media or print from your phone.

Of course, this camera also has obvious shortcomings. First of all, the photos printed by Kodak's film camera are obviously not as good as those of Fuji. In most cases, they are not as clear. The photos sometimes have too much pink color, which will Interfere with photo quality. It also can't store photos, so there's no way to decide whether to print them later.