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Fujifilm Unveils Instax mini Evo 2: 13‑MP Sensor, Touchscreen, Video for $290
✍️ Y.M.Cinema Magazine
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 08:04 AM
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Fujifilm has announced the Instax mini Evo 2, a $290 instant camera featuring a 13‑megapixel sensor, a touchscreen interface and video recording capability.
Fujifilm today revealed its latest instant camera, the Instax mini Evo 2, priced at $290. The new model builds on the company’s long‑standing Instax mini line, adding several modern features.
Key specifications include a 13‑megapixel sensor that promises sharper stills, a full‑color touchscreen for easy navigation, and the ability to record video – a first for the mini series. The camera also retains the classic instant film output that has made Instax a popular choice for casual photographers.
At $290, the Evo 2 sits above the standard Instax mini models but below Fujifilm’s higher‑end instant cameras. The company has not yet announced a release date, but it is expected to hit retail outlets later this year.
Industry observers note that the addition of video and a larger sensor could broaden the appeal of instant photography to younger audiences who are accustomed to smartphone cameras. The Evo 2’s launch underscores Fujifilm’s strategy to keep the Instax brand relevant in a digital‑first market.
Key specifications include a 13‑megapixel sensor that promises sharper stills, a full‑color touchscreen for easy navigation, and the ability to record video – a first for the mini series. The camera also retains the classic instant film output that has made Instax a popular choice for casual photographers.
At $290, the Evo 2 sits above the standard Instax mini models but below Fujifilm’s higher‑end instant cameras. The company has not yet announced a release date, but it is expected to hit retail outlets later this year.
Industry observers note that the addition of video and a larger sensor could broaden the appeal of instant photography to younger audiences who are accustomed to smartphone cameras. The Evo 2’s launch underscores Fujifilm’s strategy to keep the Instax brand relevant in a digital‑first market.