5/10 camera takes the retro dial and cranks it up to 11. The Instax Mini Evo Cinema is modeled after the 1965 Fujica Single-8 cine camera, and includes a Decades dial to let you time-travel through the history of film photography by turning it. Last year's Mini Evo Plus Instax camera featured sound clips, which makes the video in the Evo Cinema feel inevitable in hindsight. But chasing the look of 1960s cine cameras? I did not see that coming. As with all Instax cameras, nothing here is going to produce the highest quality image, but that's not the point. The point is make Instax prints you can hold in your hand, and have fun doing it. On that score, the Mini Evo Cinema succeeds. The Mini Evo Cinema is the largest Instax camera I've tested, with a tall thin design that I found tough to hold without using the included extra grip. As an aside, the extra grip screws into a 1/4-inch tripod mount, something you don't always find on Instax cameras.…