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.

Fujifilm already makes several of our favorite models and is now taking that editor-approved design to the next level. The new Fujifilm Instax Wide Evo not only features the widest lens ever in the Instax lineup but also packs extra bells and whistles like Bluetooth connectivity,

The new Wide Evo hybrid instant camera features a rotating 15.67mm lens, the widest of any Instax camera, which enables it to capture wider shots with more information than before

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 Fujifilm Instax Wide Evo might be the brand's second hybrid instant camera to be released but it's also its first wide format hybrid camera, which means it can be used for taking film pictures or as a printer for your smartphone.

Its award-winning Instax Mini lineup continue to provide something for every budget and (instant) photographer, and yesterday the company goes one further by launching the mouthful-of-a-name Instax Wide Evo Hybrid Instant Camera.

FujiFilm’s new Instax Wide Evo hybrid instant camera combines the satisfaction of printing images on film directly from the camera and being able to digitally share, edit and store photo images.

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