Lewis Hamilton’s Belgian GP weekend got off to the worst possible start as the seven-time World Champion suffered a shock ...

The Instax SQ1 is the second Instax analog camera that uses square film, after the SQ6. In comparison, the SQ1 and SQ6 share a nearly identical boxy form-factor, but the SQ1 is slightly thicker.

SQ1 is 12 minutes for every driver to nail their fastest lap time. The slowest five are eliminated. SQ2 is then 10 minutes for the remaining 15 drivers, with the slowest five cut again.

The Instax Square SQ1 is Fujifilm’s newest point-and-shoot Instax camera that prints photos onto Polaroid-framed film. Instead of adding more tech, Fujifilm made the SQ1 as simple as possible.

The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ1 is everything you need in an instant camera, but priced higher than the more-capable SQ6. We're confused about who it's for.

On the SQ1, selfie mode is activated by twisting the lens barrel. FUJIFILM The new camera even does away with the SQ6’s power switch. The SQ1 is instead activated by a twist of the lens barrel.

SQ1: Mediums all round ⏰ 8:48 We have all 20 cars out now and with the track expect to evolve and quicken significantly with each passing lap, the later you can leave your run the better.

Instax Square SQ1 design & build The SQ1 is a drastic departure from the original SQ10 and the SQ6 in terms of design. For starters, it loses the two-toned colorway in favor of one solid color (with ...

The SQ1 chugged along at about a frame per second, taking about two hours to transcode a 12-minute 4K video, Tears of Steel, into a 1080p H.265 format. Apple’s MacBook M1 simply blows away the ...

The Fujifilm Instax Square SQ1 ($119.95) is as simple—and fun—to use as any other Instax camera. It's a pure point-and-shoot, easy enough to pass off to a friend for a snapshot, and its wide ...