While it didn’t make the cut, the Instax Square SQ1 is also worth a brief mention. Like the Mini 12, the Square SQ1 produces good-quality shots, is easy to set up and use, and features a built-in selfie mirror. The reason we didn’t include it above, however, is that it costs nearly twice as much as the Mini 12 at $159.95, though we do sometimes see it on sale for $100. That said, it might be worth a look if you prefer large 2.4 x 2.4-inch square prints and relatively true-to-life photos over vintage-looking stills. After all, the SQ1 is still cheaper than the Polaroid Flip and produces higher-quality images than the Kodak Mini Shot 3 Square Retro, which also prints similarly sized square shots.
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That was the gap. confusable-vision is the tool I built to close it: render every confusable pair, measure the pixels, and put a number on what “visually confusable” actually means.
Max Woolf (@minimaxir) is a Senior Data Scientist at BuzzFeed in San Francisco who works with AI/ML tools and open source projects. Max’s projects are funded by his Patreon.