Fuji Instax 200, for instantly printed photos

The Fuji Instax 200 is a very big camera, made of plastic, that takes Fuji Instant film.
The lens is a 60mm, that corresponds roughly to a 35mm lens in the 35mm equivalent.

 
There are not many controls in the camera. A LED display tells you how many shots are left in the film and the settings chosen. Focussing has two choices, 0.9-3 meters and 3m - infinity.
A red button powers on the camera, another one controls the exposure - normal - lighter - darker, and a last one button is for flash on/off.

I took some photos with it and rephotographed them with my Canon EOS. The prints are glossy, bright, with saturated colours, very pleasing to the eye.

 This was set to Darken

and this was with flash indoors

Fuji Instax 7s

The Fuji Instax 7s takes the Fuji Mini Instax instant film and delivers 10 prints in the size of a cradit card.
It is a very simple camera with a 60mm lens that looks like a wide angle 35mm focal length in the 35mm equivalent system. It has a depth of field from 60cm to Infinity.

It takes 4 AA batteries and is powered on by pulling out the lens. There is only a selection of exposures, (indoors, cloudy, sunny, very sunny). The flash is always on, and is nice for contre jour pictures. It seems to me that it overexposes at outdoors, so maybe a faster setting is required, for example set to sunny setting on a cloudy day and have the subject lit by the flash.

The exposed photo is  automaticaly popped out from the top of the camera and gets fully developed in some minutes.

Take care when framing close, the viewfinder shows less space than the one recorded on film.
My son's shoe was not intended to be in the picture...