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I'm an instant film fanatic. I've tried just about every instant camera that prints on instant film, instant cameras that print digital sticker prints and pocket printers that print digital photos from recent years.

But I still had no idea Fujifilm sold a pocket printer that prints your smartphone photos on mini instant film. Yep, that's on real instant film, not digital paper.

I missed the boat on the SP-1 and now the company's releasing the Instax Share SP-2 for $199.99.

The printer has a new sharper design that resembles a juice box. It's also slightly more compact and lighter. It comes in two colors: silver and gold to better match today's smartphone color trends. No rose gold, though. Read more...

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