Lomography Lomo'Instant Square

Affordable. Supports interchangeable lenses. Pinhole capture. Selfie mirror. Powered by AAA batteries. Uses Fujifilm Instax Square film.

Doesn't include flash. Extremely heavy vignette. Black-and-white materials currently unavailable. Clunky controls.

Bottom Line: The Lomography Diana Instant Square takes the all-plastic build and low-fi aesthetics of the Diana F+ but uses instant film for immediate gratification.

Purely analog instant camera. Glass lens. Folding design. Automatic exposure. Multiple exposure support. Built-in flash. Includes wireless remote.

Tricky viewfinder parallax. Some trial and error. Instax Square film costs more than other formats. CR2 batteries aren't as common as AA.

Bottom Line: The Lomography Lomo'Instant Square is the first true analog camera to use Instax Square film. It also has a nifty folding design and a seriously sharp lens.