Fujifilm Instax Share SP-2 Mobile Photo Printer with 10 Shots, Silver

Create instant prints of your smartphone snaps and selfies with the Instax Share Printer SP-2. Small enough to fit in your pocket or handbag it’s the portable, speedy, and fun way to convert your magic memories into instant photos. Give to friends, stick on the fridge, or create a gallery of masterpieces on your wall. Compatible with iOS and Android, it uses its own Wi-Fi to connect to the Instax Share app on your device so you can print high quality, credit card sized photos in an instant, anywhere. With loads of templates and filters to enhance and spruce up your pics, it’s the most fun way to revisit the retro days of instant photo prints through modern technology.

SHARE Speed & Quality
Using the Share App, just select the photo you want and send to the SP-2. A laser exposure system achieves a print speed of just 10 seconds per photo. And a high resolution of 800 x 600 pixels and 320 dpi ensures your pictures are clear, detailed, and colour-rich.

SHARE App
Using the Instax Share App, you can make your images even more fun by applying special colour filters, including black and white, sepia, or even customise your own. The Instax Intelligence filter automatically adjusts settings to improve brightness and contrast. With various templates you can split one image across two prints, create a collage of multiple images, or add text or a seasonal touch. Or print photos straight from your Facebook or Instagram account.

SHARE Control
Charging via USB (cable supplied), indicator LEDs keep you aware of battery charge and remaining film. And the quick and easy Reprint button lets you run off that classic numerous times for friends and family.

Uses Instax Mini Instant Film (10 shots included).

System Requirements
Android: Ver 4.0.3.or later and Google Play
iOS: Ver 7.1 or later.
Some types of phones satisfying the above conditions may not be compatible with Instax Share even if the app is installed. Visit the Instax Share website for the latest information on system requirements.