Fujifilm announce new Instax Share SP-2!

Following the great success of Fujifilm’s smartphone printer, the Instax Share, they’ve now announced a new model which will be able to print photos in just 10 seconds, and has a "high resolution with print pixels of 800 x 600 dots and 320 dpi to show detailed gradations and the facial expressions of a full-length portrait, character or objects clearly".

The new SP-2 will also be available in two different colours, silver and gold, and feature several new filters and templates.

The new Split Template looks rad - it’ll let you print one picture into multiple instax photos.

Official info:

"The “instax SHARE Smartphone Printer SP-2” is a newly designed product which has improved image quality compared to that of the “instax SHARE Smartphone Printer SP-1” and new functions to meet users' preferences and their lifestyle of taking and editing photos with smartphones.

A higher image resolution and contrast are achieved with the adoption of a new exposure system of the “instax SHARE Smartphone Printer SP-2.” Also, the printing time has been shortened by combining the exposure and film output processes. When users send an image to the “instax SHARE Smartphone Printer SP-2” via wireless LAN, they can get photos in just 10 seconds.

In addition, new filters and templates have been added to the creative experience of the free “instax SHARE” app. Using the “Custom filter,” the brightness, contrast and saturation of the image can be adjusted. With the “Collage template, ” two to four images can be combined into one instax photo and with the “Split template, ” one image can be split into two instax photos.

The “instax SHARE Smartphone Printer SP-2” is available in Gold and Silver. From the product design point of view, its body has been refined and finished to create a sophisticated appearance.

The “instax SHARE Smartphone Printer SP-2” demonstrates Fujifilm's commitment to continuing to expand the world of the instant photo system, “instax mini,” and “instax SHARE” which enables users to enjoy on-the-spot printing of photos, and deliver the fundamental photographic values of “shooting, preserving, displaying, and gifting” photos."