My Full Frankinstax review with street portrait and studio examples

Hey everyone. I'm so grateful to have had the owner of Frankinstax reach out to me to ask for a review of the SQ1 back for the RB67. I'm super impressed with the simplicity of this back and how user friendly it is. This is a longer video than usual because I go into some technical details of exposure towards the middle instead of just showing the final outcome. I hope you enjoy. Let me know what you think in the comments.
Just an FYI...the photos aren't out of focus or soft. I have the worst scanner in the world. Scanning is not my strong point. Just trust that they are sharply focused.

[@JRodPhotoArt]

This is the reason i want a RB67, need to piece one together. Good stuff Joe !!!

[@cameronhirsch]

These look incredible.

[@inkaststudio]

Awesome shots! Would love to own one. BTW, I can hear the tunes playing in the background...nice selections 👍🏾

[@atl_mx5]

i cant wait to get one! just got an rb67 kit.

[@gabbyg2724]

Have you seen or tried the mint tl70 plus? wondering if they render similar results for a fraction of the price of buying a full on kit + instax back.

[@samuelgutierrez1]

Very informative, thank you. Have you tried the "Binstax?"

[@allen_snapped]

That's pretty nice, Joe. It's a bit on the expensive side at $449, though. Still, a pretty cool piece of kit.

[@JoeLyman]

It’s slightly more expensive than the SQ6. The design is definitely way better though. I guess it just depends on how much you value shooting instax with this camera. For me it’s been revolutionary.

[@allen_snapped]

@@JoeLyman It looks good! No question. I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t curious. As always, appreciate you. Thanks for the video.