instax mini Evo 4+

Love the Bluetooth feature!

What I love about this app is that when you need someone to take a picture of you but can’t find someone to do it all you need to do is set up your mini Evo somewhere, open up this app and use the live view mode to guide you to stand in the frame of the picture without having to manually go back and forth to the camera trying to figure out where to stand. I found this feature to be very useful in many situations and I recommend it to anyone who is interested in using this app with their mini Evo.

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Time stamp needed for printing!

I love this app, it connects the camera almost instantly. However, it would be nice if the app has a toggle on the time stamp when trying to print the photo. Currently, the only way to add time stamp to your photo taken using smartphone is to export as Jpeg, rename that, copy that xls file and manually put the time into the file, then print it. I think it would be great to have a toggle designed like that in the app. Thank you so much!

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From "mini Evo development team".
Thank you for oppinion. We will consider it.
To print the photos with the date stamp using mini Evo, there are 3 ways.
1) Insert image data taken by a smartphone into mico SD card, then insert the card into mini Evo camera. Then, print the image with date stamp through mini Evo camera.
2) On the shooting screen, press [MENU/OK], then turn [DATE STAMP] ON. You can shoot and print pictures with date stamp either by mini Evo camera, or REMOTE SHOOTING mode through mini Evo app.
Please continue enjoiying mini Evo app.

Mini EVO Instax

I own a Fuji X-T5 and two previous models but the camera best for bringing a smile to friends and strangers is the Instax mini Evo! People just light up when you print their image on the spot because it is such a nice surprise. In a world that seems to get darker every day, the Instax is making connections one print at a time!