FLASH- Starting with flash, this feature is awesome unlike the other Instax camera. You will find three different types of flash with different purpose. These are AUTO FLASH, FORCED FLASH AND SUPPRESSED FLASH. I have discussed with these three different flash details on this article. This is only applicable on still picture mode only. Don’t open the film until you have used up the film. Otherwise, the rest of the film is exposed and turns white and the film can no longer be used.

STANDARD- Select for normal photography. The flash fires automatically when the camera recognizes it is dark. You can select a setting so that the flash does not fire. An interesting feature you can find in the main menu is the ability to change the function of the two front shutter buttons – you can customise one of them to do nothing at all, or to change the shooting mode.Selector Button or Command Dial – Command dial is the main button to me to manipulate the sq20 camera. All the camera features can change the settings by using this. You can move up, down, left or right using the selection buttons. All the feature like filter button, vignette, mode, flash, display settings, can be changed settings using this button. I am going to get more in dept of this feature in this article. Now, just over a year later, it is joined by its successor, the SQ20, which builds on the strengths of the original model with the addition of a digital zoom, extra image effects and movie-related modes. If you’re curious to know more about all the main differences between the two Instax models, keep on reading – we have all the answers here!

Step three- When the computer recognizes the camera, select the camera on the menu and start copying the images. But how to use them confidently. If you want to move up to make any action to your LCD screen, then you need to touch the selection buttons to up. In the same case if you want to move left, right or down use your finger to get there and take action. To change the settings, you need to select the setting item to change. Choose whatever mode or settings you want. Select a shooting mode according to the purpose or situation. Despite being priced very similarly and having a digital interface, the SQ20 and LiMini are very different products. Whether you should choose one or the other really comes down to what interests you. On the other hand, when the charge is finished, then the icon will show fully charged battery. Then you can disconnect the USB cable and the icon will goes off. But when your camera is off and your battery charged fully, then the self timer lamp goes off automatically.Step Two- Select FLASH, then press the MENU/OK button. The Flash menu will be found on the Monitor. Well that is the all info of the instax square sq20 camera features info on brief. Now let’s talk about them in details. How To Turn ON or OFF the Instax square sq20 Camera ? Step Two- Select the flash setting, then press the MENU/OK button. See “Flash settings” for details on each flash setting. Here on the picture you can see- the left side of the photo absorb all the street light. And right side of the picture girl playing with light. You can do a lot of more fun with the bulb mode. The battery is built-in on both models, so the only way to charge them is via the Micro USB terminal.

When you shoot a movie, You may see Motion written on the LCD screen that confirm that you are at the movie mode. JPEG (Some images saved with a photo editing/processing software may not be displayed or printed.) JPEG files captured from a movie file can be printed.In addition, there is also a selfie mirror located to the side of the lens to help frame selfies perfectly. The still image filter effects offer 12 retro styles and a couple of vignettes and brightness controls can also be applied. However, the tweaks to the design are welcome – moving the “auto printing” into a menu option makes a lot of sense, as it was all too easy to accidentally switch it on and print images you didn’t want to. If you want multiple images on one frame, then you can do it with instax sq20 using command dial. There are three option to print in one frame – One Image, Four images and Nine images. If you like creating collages or playing around with extra features like a self timer or bulb mode, the SQ20 is the one for you. The same goes if you prefer larger prints to smaller ones. If however you would prefer to use your Instax camera as complement to your smartphone, the LiPlay may be the better choice.