Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Fujifilm Instax Mini 12

This camera looks good and is easy to use. It's got some great functions - such as removal of red-eye and zooming whiling videoing - great fun! Only problem is the picture quality in photos - very poor (not sharp and overexposed on AUTO) and not a patch on my 'old' Fuji Finepix S7000 which I have had for 3 years and have been very happy with it. I'm afraid to say I had to send the 'new' camera back and I'm now looking again for a replacement for my S7000.

I am very pleased with this camera. It is easy to use and takes excellent pictures. Instructions are in english and comprehensive.

I purchased this camera from employee discount for $900. When I got the camera it wouldn't work. After shooting one image, camera got locked up. shutter wouldn't come back down, nor switch off. I had to pull out the battery to reset. that's not the worst part, Returning back to fujifilm was so much hassle that I had call my AMEX to dispute the charges to get my full refund back. Never again will I buy fujifilm. unfortunately I work for the company ;(
Fujifilm's return policy was within two weeks of order date and it took over two weeks to get the shipment, so when I call to get the replacement, they completely denied of exchange. So I called up AMEX and asked them to stop payment to fujifilm and I returned the DOA camera back to them. That was by FAR the worst buying experience I ever had.
To this date I refuse to purchase fujifilm junk!

A very good product. Best possible buy for those who do not want to use SLR camaras, learn too much about photography yet are not happy with compact cameras.

This is a well made case but could have been a little larger to accommodate spare batteries and memory card. It would also have been better if a seperate strap was provided for the case instead of having to use the camera strap.

Opened the box and the attachment of the strap and lens cap was easy. The body looked beautiful. The image processor, face detection, shake stabilization lived up to the specifications. Great picture results.

I bought this camera new from Amazon in November 2008 for £85.
For under £100 it is great value for money, easy to use, good feeling of quality and good picture results (much better than the average pocket camera in my opinion).
Don't buy this product if you want a camera to put in your pocket when you're on holiday as its too big for that and don't for goodness sake pay £200 for it or missjudge it as a system camera.

Bought this for Christmas as a gift for member of family. This will his first digital camera. You can't ask more for price. I think it's great starter into digital photography. I personally, was bit disappointed with pictures in dark, but you can't have it all.

I have owned the Nikon D70, D200 and currently still have the D80, D300 and Fuji S5. If low light photography is your cup of tea...then this is a very good camera. It beats the D70, D80 and D200 (anything over ISO 800 on these cameras are pretty much useless). However, since the D300 has arrived, (not to mention the D3), it is no longer my favorite low light camera. The D300 performs better in this area. It is also faster in fps and has a much bigger and clearer LCD screen. However, the S5 images at ISO 800 and above do give a grainy film like quality, which make the photos look quite good.
Dynamic range wise...i think the S5 is still better when set to 400%. If i had rated this camera back in Oct 2007, I would give it 5 stars. Since it is 2008 July, only 4 stars.
The good: High Dynamic Range, Very good low light capabilities, well built, incorporates Nikon excellent wireless flash system, auto-iso, film like grain/noise at higher iso
The bad: slow, very very bad menu (absolutely horrible!), LCD images of photo all look blurry...low resolution LCD screen?, can only use Fujifilm batteries...so your nikon ones won't be compatible!

The Fujifilm Finepix s800fd 8MP Digital Camera had most of the features I was looking for. But, until you put a camera in action, you do not know what kind of results you will get. I recently took it on a trip to Seattle and British Columbia. The camera did everything that I had hoped for. My first wish was for a lens with a strong optical zoom and good ability with low light without a flash. This camera does both, very well. My next wish was for a camera that would take "AA" batteries. I do not like to use rechargable batteries, especially in foreign countries that use different electrical currents and the possibility of leaving the charger at your last destination. The 8 Mega Pixels and image stabilization were added features I liked. There are many more features I am still learning to use.

The one design feature that gives me problems is the playback button on the back of the camera. I keep pushing it accidentally while I am trying to take pictures. It can get aggravating when you miss a shot you really wanted to get, because you ended up in the playback mode instead of the picture taking mode.

Overall, for the money, this camera gives me the versatility I wanted---excellent close-ups, excellent photos in low-light without a flash, "AA" batteries, and excellent pictures in the automatic mode.

This is probably the most versatile camera you can buy short of an SLR and it costs a lot less.

I bought this camera for my Dad a couple of months ago. He did have a small compact digital, which he hardly used due to it having no view finder and being too small for his large hands! The Fuji has proved successful....not too small but neat enough to take out and about. It has proved easy enough for Dad to follow the instructions and we are more than happy with the photos taken. Infact my Uncle has just bought the same camera.

My 12 yr old specifically picked this camera and he chose well. It is his second digital camera and he was looking to upgrade. It has many more features and settings than his last one. We all own fujifilm in this family because of its ability to produce true colors and take pretty darn good pictures in the auto mode and in lower lighting. We hardly ever use the flash and get really good pictures. It's small and lightweight too, and seems very durable. I would go with fujifilm brand always.

Fuji case for Fujifilm finepix S1000fd
The case is OK but could have been a lot better in terms of what one does with the case after taking camera from it. I don't like the idea of having case dangling from camera strap. Perhaps would have been better to have a belt hook. I don't carry a hand bag!

This S500 fujifilm camera was a christmas present last year. I have used all the functions on the camera, it is easy to use and the pictures are excellent. The booklet with it has simple to follow instructions. It is also easy to hold. My grandson is left handed and found it easy; most left handers have difficulty holding and clicking with right hand. you try with left hand! I only have one problem, I now need a link piece to be able to add lenses and no search results. It is 46mm and most linking pieces are 55mm. If anyone finds any let me know please. Otherwise I am pleased with the camera.

I read the features. I even enjoyed the camera while I had it. It failed within the first month. The lens would not extend.
It may have been an anomaly that it failed but I don't find it worth the risk of getting another Fuji J10. It might fail after two months and I won't be able to return it to amazon.com at their postage cost...

Basically this is a great value camera, but it was a bit tricky to set it up so that a simpleton like me could just point and shoot. Also the zoom lens isn't as zoomy as I was led to believe, but nevertheless good value. The lens cap is a pain because it does keep coming off, and in low light it is very much a digital camera because it will need to use flash...but generally the functionality is good.

The reason I bought this camera was because of the price and let me tell you that it does a lot for it, pictures have great quality and the scene options are great, battery life is good and 8.2 resolution is more than you need. It also shots video at 640*480 and and lower res if you want.
Comes with charger, battery, usb, composite cable and users manual.
The works fine on vista and i dont know but i have a little issue on xp, when i try to import directly from picasa becuase they dont load but you can do it the old copy and paste way and youre done. Overall great camer highly recommended.

I just received mine today. So far it's doing an outstanding job. Better than I expected actually. I noticed after taking pictures I try zooming in to see the details on an object and to my surprised..very detailed. Well worth the money. BUY IT. Easy to use, easy setup..etc. Recommended.

We ordered this camera for my 14-year-old son, who contributed $70 of mowing money to the purchase. The picture quality was very nice, and he loved the camera. He made every effort to be careful with it, even warning me when it was in my possession not to handle the LCD; he did not want it scratched. After about a week of use it was apparently damaged in his pocket without his knowledge. He powered on the camera to discover that the display was ruptured (no denting or exterior damage visible), and he was not aware of any cause. There is no viewfinder, so without the LCD the new $140 camera is worthless.

I made several calls to Fuji service to inquire whether the damage might be covered under warranty before going to the expense and trouble of mailing the camera. There was no clear option for warranty questions, so at least twice I hung up and started over because I could not determine which option to select. Finally (twice, in fact) I worked my way through the maze of tape recordings to the promise of connection to an associate only then to be immediately cut off. I had no option but to send the camera (warranty paper, proof of purchase, etc.) in. I included a letter explaining the circumstances. I received back a form "estimate" (actually a pay-ahead bill for the repair) with no acknowlegement of my letter and no explanation, charging us the full cost of the repair, $119.08 to repair the $140 camera.

Upon calling the Fuji repair number on the estimate, I did speak with a service representative who lectured me on the necessity of caring for the LCD and explained that nothing would be covered under warranty. Now we have three options as I see it. Pay the $119.08 to get the camera repaired, order a new one for $140, or purchase a different camera. We could purchase a nice Canon (similar optical zoom and MP) with a viewfinder for about $140. Perhaps Canon might be more responsive if we had a problem.

From various other reviews on Fuji cameras I am convinced that, while this Fuji Finepix produces very nice photos and is sleek and easy to use, Fuji service is poor and Fuji is reluctant to cover repairs under warranty.

I would advise selection of a camera with a viewfinder (in case your LCD becomes damaged) and possibly a smaller and less vulnerable LCD(the Finepix V105.1 LCD covers practically the entire back of the camera and is very exposed, while my Olympus Camedia 1" LCD has survived hard use and even drops and scratches and continues working like a champ!).

I can only agree with the review above - I wanted to upgrade my little digital camera with something a bit more interesting, but as with the reviewer above could not justify a digital SLR. So this is great, especially for the price. Plenty of space on a 1GB card, I haven't used the software that came with it, but probably will when I get a few mins to try. The zoom is great, there are lots of auto & manual features I haven't tried yet, the stabilisation feature works well (all my pics are sharp even though I am a bit shaky!), there is a really good B&W option and the video function works well. I got a case for it from Wilkos for about £3, it's a shame it didn't come with something cheap & cheerful, but then it's always out being used anyway so maybe that is why!

I bought this product mainly to utilise the 10x zoom as I am attempting some distance photography, but don't want to shell out £1000'S on sophisticated camera kit. There is some quality deterioration on max zoom but that could also be down to my technique. On the whole I am quite satisfied and I think I will probably improve. We get what we pay for and I think this is value for money.

La verdad que estoy conforme con la compra de esta cámara. Yo siempre he tenido Kodak y esta vez me decidi a cambiar. La calidad de la fotos son bastante aceptables, elimina los ojos rojos y en la oscuridad el flash logra el objetivo. El video tiene una calidad no muy buena pero hace el trabajo. La batería rinde mucho mas de lo que esperaba. Asi que por tan bajo precio las características generales de la cámara son muy buenas. Saludos.

I purchased this camera for a recent vacation and found it to be an excellent choice. The Finepix is an easy to use point and shoot camera.

The pictures it takes are very clear - this is probably a result of Fujifilm's Picture Stabilization Technology. I took pictures from a moving bus, and they look as if I'm standing still.

The camera is good in low light at a reasonable distance. We took pictures of the Las Vegas Strip at night, and they look amazing. However, we also took pictures in a very dim room and found that unless the object you were focusing on was close at hand, it was very difficult to see in the picture. The low light pictures still very clear.

The 3X zoom was perfect for every picture that I wanted to take and made items look close enough for a good shot.

In sum, this is an excellent purchase for the price. I recommend this camera to anyone wanting to take basic, good pictures.

I have been very impressed with this camera. While not a professional level camera, it is a great super-zoom that the "normal" person can utilize to get great pictures. The speed, clarity, and low light ability are exceptional. 11 mega-pixel coupled with a 14 times optical zoom you can get a large enough number of pixels on almost anything to give you the picture you want. I also like that the zoom is manual because you don't have to wait for the motor to get you there, thus you never miss the shot while trying to zoom.