It also features the ability to set calendar reminders. The recipient will receive a notification allowing them to print the image directly, along with the overlaid message. They don’t need to own an Instax printer to be able to do this, although there are several unnecessary and unskippable setup screens that must be navigated before they can start using it.Īlso new is Fujifilm’s Instax Connect feature which allows the user to add personal messages to any image before sending it directly to any of their contacts.
#Instax overlay install
Scanning the QR code will prompt them to install it if they don’t have it already. The viewer must, however, have the Instax Square Link app installed to see the results. These are activated by means of a QR code, printed visibly in the corner of your photo, which can be scanned by any smartphone to launch the effects.
#Instax overlay Bluetooth
Thankfully the new camera does charge significantly faster, in as little as 80 minutes, compared to the three hours of charge time required to replenish the Instax Share SP-3.Įach Instax printer comes with its own smartphone app and, in addition to supporting Bluetooth connectivity, the new Instax Square Link app adds some fun new features to help you edit, enhance and share your photos.īoth cameras’ apps allow you to edit, crop and save your photos, but the Instax Square Link also adds augmented reality features which let you add animated overlays and messages to your photos which become visible when viewed via the in-app camera. Something worth considering if you plan on using the printer while out and about or at an event. It also reduces the maximum number of prints from 160 down to 100 on a single charge. Where the Instax Share SP-3 came with a replaceable NP-50 rechargeable battery, the Instax Square Link comes with a fixed battery that can’t be replaced. New battery - lower capacity, faster charging Note that only Bluetooth connections via the companion app are supported for printing, you can’t print directly from a laptop with a USB cable. The new printer also supports charging via a USB-C port rather than micro-USB as used by the Instax Share SP-3. The Instax Square Link now operates via simpler Bluetooth 4.2 connection instead. The Instax SP-3’s Wi-Fi connection could often prove a little cumbersome to set up. This delivers richer, more vibrant colors than the ‘classic’ Instax look, which remains available as an optional setting.Īnother very important change is the switch from Wi-Fi to Bluetooth connectivity. However, many will prefer the output from the Instax Square Link which now adds Fujifilm’s new ‘Rich’ print mode.
The print resolution and technology also remain the same at 800x800 pixels and 256 shades available of each red, green, and blue color component. Perhaps the most significant change comes in the quality of print output.īoth printers use Fujifilm’s Instax Square film, which produces 62mm x 62mm images framed on a durable 86mm by 72mm print.
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