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catching memories in photo form - I don’t know if his will make sense

I have always been into photography, the ability to see something within something else and capture it. The ability to capture a moment in time and have it last forever.

My one regret with my husband is that I don’t have a lot more moments caught in photos. The random moments that could be captured. With the photos that I have taken it is a process of then going through them and picking out the ones you want to print and then having them sent away and it is just all a waiting game.  I wish that I had got and instant camera and printer to make the moment last. To have that memory quicker and there to look back on sooner.
I don’t know about anybody else but as family members get older around me I start realising that you have to make the most of the times you do have with them. Life is just to short. The memories that are captured will last forever.
Don’t get me wrong I love the photos that I do have ( i’ll some day get them into folders) I’m now just realising the benefit of having moments caught and saved quicker.
I know a lot more people use there phones to capture images, different scenarios. It’s the choice of how quick you want to have them to look at that has got me thinking.

EDIT: Question, is the HP SPROKET worth the money ? I love the idea of how easy it is to get photos so quick. And with family members ill it would make getting the memories so much quicker so that they last.
2nd question is does it work well with iPhones and pads ?

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