The Fujifilm Instax SQ1 and Fujifilm Instax SQ6 shoot with square format film, and are more advanced than the Mini range, with multiple shooting modes and more premium construction. They are also physically larger, and more expensive. There's also the SQ20 hybrid instant camera, which takes digital photos as well as instant ones, but its digital shots are only on par with early 2010s smartphones. Conexión Bluetooth para saciar tu gusanillo creativo, con un total de siete nuevas opciones de disparo desde el teléfono móvil: doble exposición, lightpainting, control manual de los parámetros de captura (incluso para realizar largas exposiciones con poca luz), disparador remoto pulsando un botón o activándolo mediante sonido, temporizador y escáner de instantáneas (con tecnología de corrección de ángulo) para compartirlas fácil y cómodamente en tus redes sociales favoritas. Todo ello controlable desde una app gratuita compatible con iOS (11 o superior) y Android (5 o superior) Polaroid’s I-Type film produces fairly colourful photos, albeit with stark contrast. Still, with enough light the results are charming. Get a snap right and you’ll have a physical memento of those spontaneous moments – which is exactly why instant film has so much appeal. Batería de iones de litio recargable a través del puerto micro-USB de la cámara. La carga total se realiza en aproximadamente dos horas y ofrece hasta 60 días de autonomía The Polaroid OneStep 2 (left) vs the Fujifilm Instax Wide 300 (right). (Image credit: Polaroid / Instax)

The original OneStep, unveiled in 1977, was billed as “the world’s simplest camera” because all you had to do was press the shutter button… and the camera did the rest. There were no controls, not even an on/off switch and, while there was an adjustment for exposure, you didn’t necessarily have to use it. The print was automatically ejected via a motorized transport and was self-developing, a big advance on the previous peel-apart Polaroid materials. Objetivo de alta calidad, con una distancia focal equivalente a 106 milímetros y un ángulo de visión aproximado de 40 grados The aperture range isn’t known, nor the shutter speeds, but exposure control is programmed to some extent, including again balancing flash and daylight. According to Polaroid Originals, the shutter is a “custom design using [a] precision step motor”, but that’s as much as they’re giving away.

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Fujifilm's Instax format fits that bill. If you've got to have square images, we like the Lomography Lomo'Instant Square and the Fujifilm Instax Square SQ6 for pure analog goodness, and the SQ10 if you want to print more selectively—it's a digital camera that can make instant prints on demand. Print ejection is motorized, but while the SX-70 cameras simply spat one out and development began immediately, it’s a bit more complicated with the Polaroid Originals film. After taking the shot, a flexible protective cover unfurls from the camera to prevent the exposed print being instantly dosed with available light. You then need to place the print face down (and away from direct light) to await complete development which is now thankfully shorter than the 30+ minutes required by The Impossible Project films, but still longer than we suspect Dr Land would have approved of. Cámara instantánea inspirada en la Polaroid OneStep de 1977. Disponible en blanco y en grafito. Esta versión Viewfinder (VF) mejora la OneStep 2 lanzada inicialmente por Polaroid Originals con el contundente saliente del ocular, diseñado para poder usar más cómodamente el visor directo

Incorpora un potente flash para facilitar la captura de instantáneas cuando la luz no acompaña. Un botón nos permite anular el destello cuando queramos The square viewfinder gives a fairly close representation of what the lens captures, but with ultra-simple optics, you’ll often find your pics have more in the frame than you expected. The flash is on by default, and while you can turn it off, you’ll really only want to if you’re shooting in very bright sunshine.

Polaroid cameras are making a comeback, with the OneStep 2 leading the new instant camera revolution

Nuevo modo de disparo para retrato (que se activa moviendo la palanca roja situada en la parte superior de la cámara) con el que podrás sacar fotos nítidas a solo 30 centímetros de distancia Para encender la cámara basta con mover hacia abajo la gran palanca amarilla que se encuentra en la parte trasera de la OneStep 2, situada cerca del puerto micro-USB. Esta conexión nos permite cargar la batería de la cámara, bien conectándola al ordenador (tarda unas 4 horas en completarse) o a un adaptador de corriente (2 horas). La nueva cámara de la familia OneStep de Polaroid Originals conserva el aspecto vintage de la OneStep 2 y presenta un elegante acabado en negro con el clásico arcoíris de la marca en su parte frontal, como en la popular Polaroid OneStep de 1977 The OneStep+ is every bit the homage to Polaroid’s ’70s-era original, with chunky styling that’s full of retro charm. The built-in flash is the biggest change over the original, which only has a dedicated port – shared with the SX-70 – for fitting either a ‘Flashbar’ module which housed ten flash bulbs (five on each side) or the accessory Q-Light electronic flash unit. Incidentally, the latter has been re-created by MiNT and is available from Polaroid Originals.

The app also supports double exposures, and long exposures with a narrow f-stop for light painting. There's a Noise Trigger function, which is like a virtual Clapper for your camera—just make a loud noise to trigger the shutter. Finally, there's a full manual exposure mode, with control over shutter speed, aperture, and flash power. The lens – made from optical-grade polycarbonate and coated to reduce flare – has a focal length of 106mm (roughly equivalent to 40mm) and again the focus is fixed, this time from around 60 centimetres to infinity.Probably the most versatile instant camera out there right now. Picture quality might be mixed and film isn’t the cheapest, but the app makes the OneStep+ great fun to use and it looks the part as well. Polaroid OneStep+ – The Rivals Por tanto, a diferencia de las cámaras Polaroid vintage, la OneStep 2 no se sirve de una batería integrada en la carga de fotos sino que la lleva en su propio interior. Por esta razón no es posible usar la nueva película Polaroid i-Type, creada expresamente para este modelo y desprovista de batería, en cámaras antiguas. Aside from the close-up capability, the OneStep+ delivers image quality that's on par with the more affordable OneStep 2. But the flexibility to lean in and snap tighter shots is a boon. The OneStep 2 supports focus to about two feet, but you can get closer with the OneStep+. You won't have to stretch your arms as far for selfies, and you can get in a little closer when making portraits.