• Ultracompact instant film camera with retro styling
• Larger aperture lens and upgraded light meter for improved image quality
• Optical viewfinder, selfie mirror, self-timer, and double-exposure mode
• Built-in flash compatible with optional Polaroid GO filters
• Internal rechargeable battery
• Includes wrist strap and USB-C charging cable
• Made of 30% recycled materials

Ultracompact Instant Film Camera    Classic Retro Styling    Accepts Polaroid GO Instant Film    Self-Timer and Double Exposure Mode    Compatible with Polaroid Go Filters    Built-In Flash    Optical Viewfinder with Selfie Mirror    Internal Rechargeable Battery

• Ultracompact instant film camera with retro styling
• Larger aperture lens and upgraded light meter for improved image quality
• Optical viewfinder, selfie mirror, self-timer, and double-exposure mode
• Built-in flash compatible with optional Polaroid GO filters
• Internal rechargeable battery
• Includes wrist strap and USB-C charging cable
• Made of 30% recycled materials

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. whats the difference between the film that has a battery and the polaroid film that doesn't ? is it just that you can only use this with a camera by polaroid?

A: The Polaroid Color i-Type Instant Film (5-Pack, 40 Exposures) is compatible with Polaroid i-Type cameras, including the OneStep 2, OneStep+, the Polaroid Now, and the Polaroid Lab. Because it is battery-free, it won’t work for vintage Polaroid cameras.

Q: 2. this polaroid are Mobile Device Compatible?

A: No, it isnt. The OneStep+ is

Q: 3. In one product image, I think I see a 27mm f/1.8 lens - is that correct? It does say it comes with a 'portrait' lens but no further info provided...

A: Lomography lists the lens mm in 35mm film/full-frame digital equivalent focal lengths rather than the true focal lengths. Given the size of the film used, the unlisted actual focal lengths would be much higher. So in Lomography land, the 27mm lens on the camera has the same perspective and field of view as a 27mm lens on a 35mm film/full-frame digital camera. The add-on portrait lens is a 35mm equivalent. No focal length is given for the macro and the fish-eye.

Q: 4. What'd the difference between this new Ex D version and the old one that was listed as "BH #FUIMEBEXD"?

A: The only difference between the recently-announced FUJIFILM Instax Mini Evo Black Ex D Camera 16812493, B&H # FUIMEBEXDC, and the now-discontinued FUJIFILM INSTAX MINI EVO Hybrid Instant Camera, B&H # FUIMEBEXD, is the charging cable and charging port of the INSTAX MINI EVO Hybrid Instant Camera has been changed to a USB Type-C connection from the previously-used USB Type-B connection due to the versatility and power delivery advantages of Type-C and due to it becoming the new market standard for charging cables. Other than the updated USB-C connection port, the cameras are identical.

Q: 5. Is the skin compatible with the Snap Touch camera?

A: Yes

Q: 6. The battery last 60 days. How many exposures will this produce though?

A: The battery will last for about 20 to 30 packs of film when fully charged.

Q: 7. Is this brand new?

A: Yes, this is a newly-manufactured camera.

Q: 8. Does is come with any film?

A: The kit does not include any film. Film is sold separately.

Q: 9. When using i-type film, how is the camera powered?

A: When using Polaroid i-Type film with the Mint Camera SLR670-S i-Type Instant Film Camera, the camera utilizes its built-in battery; while using SX-70 or 600 films, it will use the battery from the cartridges.

Q: 10. Can you insert a memory card that contains photos that are taken from another camera and print them on film from this camera?

A: The instruction manual included with the FUJIFILM INSTAX MINI EVO Hybrid Instant Camera states on page 21 to "Always format an unused memory card OR a memory card that has been used on a PC or other device before using it in the camera." It is not recommended to attempt to read and/or print images taken with another camera as the camera may not be able to notice images taken from other cameras and it may corrupt the memory card. You may do so at your own risk.