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Photo printer for smartphones Fujifilm instax SHARE SP-2

21.08.2016

It would seem that today, when film has long been forgotten, and all photographs are stored in electronic photo albums, why might you need to print pictures? And right from your smartphone! But after all, there is no better way to get to know each other than to give a newly taken photo to an unfamiliar person.

And, besides, how else, while relaxing on the sea, to put a photo of newly found friends in a hotel room! So you may need to print a photo taken by a smartphone on a printer in a variety of cases. The main thing is to have a light and compact portable printer with you, which does not take up much space.

Just such a device was recently introduced by Fujifilm. The SP-2 model belongs to the Instax SHARE line. Its key feature is the use of laser exposure, which makes it possible to achieve high quality printing. High-resolution photo cards can be even the size of a business card, with high contrast. Printing a photo takes no more than 10 seconds, the size of the picture is 62 x 46 mm.

For more convenient work with the printer, as well as for creative processing of images, Fujifilm offers you to use the free instax SHARE smartphone application, which contains many useful templates for working with images, as well as various filters.

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