Fujifilm INSTAX Share SP-2 Smart Phone Printer (Gold) w/Monochrome Film & Shiny Star Film - 20 Exposures Total

This is totally fun. I have the instax neo90 instant camera, but I wish I had just bought this to start off. Its way more convenient to just take pictures with your phone wherever you are, so you dont have to haul around an instant camera and take every picture twice (once with the phone, once with the instant camera). And you can add filters, images, text, etc. The quality of the print depends on how old your film is, so dont stock up too much. I would recommend buying it as you need it. Also, one thing that tripped me up is that you have to have location ON on your phone for the printer to pair and print pics.

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I love this printer. I have tossed away so many pictures taken on my instax camera due to poor lighting or poor composition. This printer has taken the guess work out of instant photography. It is compact and easy to travel with. It has a rechargeable batter and it is very easy to set up. It took me about 10 minutes to figure out how to use this with the app. I have an iphone 6s and it works perfectly with the app and the printer. Make sure that when you print you select the WIFI printer option. It is not bluetooth enabled.******** update August 2018 it also has been working perfectly with my iPhone X

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You gotta love the irony of this printer. Back in the Polaroid days, that camera was gold because you could take a picture and see it instantly - I mean how amazing was that in the 50s? But now, we have digital cameras that shows us the pictures instantly and can print billboards in very clear quality, but we love a printer that lowers the quality of the photo and shrinks it from 20MP to like .25MP. I love this printer. I had the camera version saved on my wishlist for the longest time but never liked the idea of taking a picture that 1. could come out like crap and then film was wasted and 2. could come out amazing but I cant print it again. This was a really nice solution for me and I more than welcome the extra step or two it takes to get it up and running to get clean, clear pictures each time. It may sound ridiculous, but most of the time I take a photo using my Leica Q ($4k full frame camera), transfer it to my MacBook Pro, post process in Lightroom Classic, upload the photo to Google Photos, download the photo on my phone, connect the phone to the printer and get a nice little printout of whatever I just took 1.5 hours ago. Maybe thats a bit over the top, but then again so is the Q in it of itself. I dont really have any negative thoughts about the printer, the film, or the kinda old looking slightly janky mobile app. It all just works, which these days, is more than enough for me. Highly recommend.

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