Fujifilm is expanding the presence of Instax on all formats by offering its Square Link printer, the missing link between the Instax Mini Link and Link Wide. A product that aims to be simple to use, for prints with a vintage charm.
With the Instax Square Link, Fujifilm offers a fair successor to the Instax Share SP-3 and marks the almost fanfare return of the square format. Fun and easy to use, it fits well into Fujifilm’s range of printers. The colors are also quite accurate – provided you select the “rich” profile – and the small customization options in the application make this printer a very complete model.
Strong points
- Simple to use app.
- Aesthetics and design.
- Rather faithful colors with the “rich” profile.
- Good autonomy.
- Fast and quiet printing.
Weak points
- “Natural” profile with unnatural colors.
- High photo cost.
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Alternatively
Fujifilm offers a successful Wide format film photo printer. If the cost per photo is quite high, it is difficult to find another fault. Very easy to use thanks to an efficient application and equipped with numerous creative options, the Instax Link Wide produces images with a fairly faithful rendering. It will be able to prove convincing to a very wide audience who are fans of “silver” souvenirs or professionals who wish to bring a touch of originality to their communication.