Instax Wide 400 camera expands instant photography

Fujifilm's new Instax Wide 400 camera offers a larger format for instant photography, building on the simplicity and charm of retro-style cameras. This $175 model produces prints twice the size of Instax Mini photos, ideal for group shots and landscapes. Designed for ease of use, it's a point-and-shoot device with automatic exposure, flash, and focus controls, requiring no prior photography experience. While it excels in good lighting with vibrant colors and detail, its simplicity means limited options for adjusting brightness in challenging conditions. The camera is bulkier than other Instax models but includes features like a self-timer and angle adjustment accessories for tripod-free use.