In addition to being much larger than the Instax Mini Evo to accommodate the wider film stock, the new Instax Wide Evo features a 15.67mm lens, which is the widest used on any Instax camera to date. It allows you to snap wide-angle images to capture more of a scene, but it can also be turned off using a toggle switch if you prefer a closer crop.

Today, January 21, Fujifilm launched its latest instant camera, the Instax Wide Evo — and it’s a hybrid, which means it doubles as a printer. Bearing the Evo moniker used by the Instax mini Evo ($199), both cameras look similar, sporting a minimalist, retro look that we’ve come to love.

The new Instax Wide Evo offers the digital hybrid experience from the Instax Mini Evo – but now in a wider scope

M5, a new addition to the renowned X Series of mirrorless digital cameras. Known for their compact designs and cutting-edge technology, the X Series sets a new standard with the X-M5. Weighing just 355g,

The Fujifilm Instax Wide Evo is a larger version of the company's hybrid instant camera, offering a long list of features and tools.