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Fujifilm’s new Instax Mini LiPlay camera can print voice notes
Fujifilm on Wednesday announced the upcoming launch of its new hybrid Instax Mini LiPlay camera.
The camera is both an instant camera and photo printer, meaning you can take instantly printable pictures with the device as well as use it to print photos from smartphones via Bluetooth.
The LiPlay also has a first-of-its-kind voice note features, that allows users to record a voice note and have it printed onto a picture.
How, you might wonder? The recorded voice note gets transferred onto the upper right corner of the photo in the form of a QR code that can be scanned and listened to via smartphones. This means you can leave audio messages on your photographs.
“Up to 46 images can be stored on the built-in storage space, with the device allowing for added memory via microSD or microSDHC cards,” Fujifilm further noted in a press release.
The LiPlay is the first Instax Mini that can store images, as opposed to printing each shot instantly.
The camera is also supported by a LiPlay app, that allows users to add more frame features to the camera and can act as a remote control for staged shots.
The Instax Mini LiPlay will officially launch in South Africa during Fujifilm’s PrintLife Exhibition, starting on 19 June.
The device will cost R2499 and come in Stone White, Blush Gold and Elegant Black colour variants.
Feature image: supplied, Fujifilm
