Fujifilm X-E3 Camera

Japanese multinational conglomerate Fujifilm on Tuesday said its instant camera business Instax is expected to grow 50 per cent this fiscal on the back of robust performance seen in the first three quarters amid rising demand. Fujifilm India, which earlier in the day announced the launch of its high-end hybrid instant camera 'instax WIDE Evo' in the presence of the company's brand ambassador and Bollywood actor Kartik Aaryan, here, also said that it is aiming to expand the retail network to 5,000 outlets by the end of March next year. The premium edition of the latest instant camera priced at Rs 47,999 will be available at retail stores and online marketplace from February 20. "The Indian economy is booming and population wise India is one of the youngest populations around the world. Coincidentally, the (Instax) product category is also such that it attracts younger Gen Zs and millennials. So, that makes it apt for Fujifilm as a brand to do a big business in India and that's what i

Despite many modes and lens filters that the Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Premium Edition support, the photo quality is still not up to the mark

Manual mode is pretty accurate and offers a lot of control, provided, of course, you're comfortable with manual controls

"X-E3" features 24.3MP "APS-C sized X-Trans CMOS III" sensor and X-processor pro-image processing engine