Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Print Photos instantly from your Smartphone!”.
Have you ever taken a photo so brilliant that you felt instantly compelled to print it? Well now you can so I reckon like myself a lot of you guys will not even know that something like this exists, but essentially it’s a handheld portable printer that is made for either Fuji film cameras or your smartphone, so it works with iOS and Android devices. Inside the box we get ten cartridges free and they can automatically be printed on, because they’ve got film inside of them. We also get the instruction manuals and then basically just the printer. A nice inclusion, though, is the batteries.
I mean they are quite unusual batteries, which means when it comes to replacing them. I suppose you love to order them online, but it’s not really an issue at all, because the battery does last quite a long time on this. So given how complex printers usually are. You’D be forgiven for thinking this is going to take you an absolute age to set up, but it’s as simple as basically opening the back door shoving the cartridge in and then connecting your smartphone. So, as each cartridge has ten slides in, you can basically make 10 photos out of this, which, if you compare it to a traditional printer, is not a lot.
But then you consider that this is a brand new piece of technology and it is basically handheld. That’S actually quite impressive: the battery life lasts a couple of months on regular sort of usage. So in terms of the app it’s really really cool, you can either take a photo straight away. You can use date stamps to create a that sort of live effect, similar to like a Polaroid, or you can just select a photo from your gallery.
Anything you want to. You could enter text, they’ve got loads of built-in templates and then you just literally hit the print button and all instantly go, and is it just me, or is this printing sound seriously seriously nice so once develop? The photo is actually surprisingly high-quality, but first of all, you’re, probably going to notice that it looks a little bit faint compared to the sharp 1080p or 2k LCD panels you’re going to have on your smartphone. It’S not going to look as good as that, but if you compare it to traditional film printed photos, the quality holds up remarkably well.
On top of that, this app gets deeper and deeper. The more you go into it. There’S all sorts of pre-loaded templates, there’s different optimized filters.
You can get to get the best output color and you can even actually automatically upload those on to social media. Something else which I thought was quite cool is when the photo actually comes out. It’S totally white and then give it maybe a minute or so, and it automatically develops on its own as well as having a built-in battery. It does also plug into the mains. So it’s actually quite a nice thing just to have sitting on the side of your desk as not only a showpiece, but also a very quick way just to print some important stuff. So in terms of the technicalities, it’s actually printing at a resolution of 640 by 480, which does explain the disparity between that and your smartphone, it has 256 levels of color and the battery life should last about a hundred prints skies. That is the fujifilm instax. Thanks a lot for watching – and I will see you next time where I’m actually going to be doing a channel update with quite a lot of revolutionary changes.
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