The Instax Wide 400 builds on instant photography’s simplicity and stretches it, literally

TechCrunch reviewed Fujifilm’s Instax Wide 400, a simple point-and-shoot instant camera focused on ease of use.

It prints larger 62 × 99 mm photos, making it better suited for group shots and landscape scenes than smaller-format Instax models.

Features include automatic operation, a close-up attachment, a self-timer, and quick switching between close-up and landscape modes.

The trade-off is fewer manual controls and less portability, but it keeps the appeal of analog instant photography alive.