Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Fujifilm Instax Mini 12

I bought this camera as it has some manual controls, wide angle zoom and HD video (although this is more a bonus than a must have for myself). The LCD screen does indeed display some strange vertical flare and bleached colours, i must point out thought that this strange problem with the LCD does not appear when used indoors unless you have a bright light source in veiw, and in my experience is due to the camera having no lens hood to stop sunlight reaching the lens. Anyway despite this problem the results are very good.

The Dual IS is pretty much useless after 8x times zoom which on a 15x is pretty usless really, the camera is not compact enough to put in my coat pocket but is certainly better than carrying a DSLR around.

To get the best results out of this camera you need to have some understanding of the manual controls as Auto mode is not good enough for most situations. The results when using high ISO are impressive and one of this cameras biggest plus points.

I can't comment on the HD video as a) i don't have an HD TV and b) its not the main reason for purchasing it. I can say though that it is an improvement over my old S6500fd.

This camera is really hard to give a single rating so i shall break it down into areas.

Features 5/5
Image Quality Auto 3, Manual 5/5
Image Noise 4/5
Ease of use 3/5 (purely because you need to use the manual settings to get the best results)
Video 4/5
Build Quality 4/5
Compactness 3/5

So my final conclusion is that this is a good camera, which is more of a side ways move than a upwards one over its predecessors. My old Fuji S6500FD takes far better photos than the S2000HD despite it only having 6MP. But i've searched long and hard to find a camera as good as my Fuji F810, and that search will continue. I'm keeping this camera as it meets my current needs. Fuji always make good cameras but the problem with this particular model is the competion have caught up and Fuji no longer dominate the superzoom/bridge compact market. If your considering this camera decide what features you need, mine was manual control but if you dont need this then look at alternatives. The Panasonic Lumix range is particularly good for point and shoot with a wideangle lens and HD video.

PLEASE NOTE
Since writing the above reveiw, i've played with camera a lot more and discovered that turning off the AF assist illumination and the Dual IS makes the camera far more responsive and reduces the delay in taking images . This helps raise the Auto image score to 4 (it also helps the manual settings to), although turning off the Dual IS becomes annoying as you can only zoom to about 4x before you get noticeable lens shake, Although using the flash will help in most situations, it can be again very annoying if you want to capture natural light.

I just got the product yesterday and it arrived fast and everything works well so far. I only gave it four stars because I haven't had enough time to see how long the batteries will last per use.

La camara fuji jv200 trae una sola bateria. Por cierto de buena calidad. Sin embargo la bateria de repuesto es muy cra. Esta bateria es una alternativa excelente para tener una bateria en reserva y no quedar varado cuando se acabe y no haya donde cargarla o tiempo para esperar.

I have had the Fuji S100fs camera for almost a month now, and have quite a bit to say about it's performance. First, I am very impressed with the image quality in general and the low noise images produced by this camera. Pictures up to 400 ISO are almost noise free, while 800's show very little noise and still show great detail. 1600's are not too bad either, but you probably would not want to print too big, as there is some noise there - however, compared to pretty much every other point and shoot out there, noise levels are quite satisfactory. I was able to get some great shots at my daughters' dance recital last week. Using 800 ISO for the slower ballet & pointe, and 1600 for the faster action, like clogging & hip-hop, I captured some very nice images with little or no motion blur. A few were out of focus: I noticed that when tracking moving objects the focus had a little trouble locking on some of the time. Overall, pretty pleased though.
Next, the Dynamic Range expansion feature on this camera really works. Some shots that would have been too contrasty at standard DR turned out extremely nice - almost never have a blown highlight and shadowy areas are lit enough to show detail that would be lost otherwise. Great feature!
Another feature of the S100fs is the film simulation mode. I do like the "Velvia" setting, but it cannot be used at the same time as DR expansion mode (the camera switches DR off when Velvia is selected). There is a way around this, however, by setting color to "high" and tone to "hard" in the main menu (this is what Velvia setting does to the camera anyway). By doing this, you get more vivid color and tone and still be able to shoot with expanded DR. Very glad I experimented with the available settings to discover this.
This camera has a lot of adjustment buttons and many choices in the menus. The menus are easy to use and the many features accessed there are pretty useful. Many DSLR-like controls here allow quite a bit of experimentation and adjustment, making this camera work better for the more experienced photographer, and allowing trial and error for the less experienced to get better at what they are able to capture. If you want to let the camera do most of the work, it will, and do it pretty well. I still recommend using the camera at least on P mode for best results.
Now for the bad news: Purple fringing and other chromatic abberation is there. To be honest, out of 950+ shots, I have only had a REAL problem with about 7 or 8, but it is there on very high contrast shots, especially at wide angle & a little less at full telephoto). Most of what I shoot will never really show this flaw, but once in a while, it will be there. ALWAYS use DR400% on shots like that and, in some cases, it may help lessen visible CA.
Now for the pros / cons list:
Pros: Image quality overall is very impressive - not quite DSLR quality, but most shots are very close, rivaling those of the cheaper DSLR's.
Visible noise is much lower than pretty much any point-and-shoot made today: larger image sensor, and the fact that a Fuji Super CCD is used, are predominantly the reasons here. Again, not quite as clean as a DSLR can produce, but not that far off.
Very convenient: 28mm wide angle & 14.3x zoom lens on the camera, no dust issues, no lens changing & packing around. There are some of us that just do not want those things no matter how good the photo is (I'm not doing this for a living, just want decent everyday shots and still be able to produce pretty professional looking photos once in a while - this camera allows me to do that).
There are other pros, but I've covered the main ones. Here are the con's:
Purple fringing is definately this camera's weak spot. Fuji could have done better in this department. The S100fs would be invincible (as a point & shoot anyway) if not for this. Like I said before, most of what I do is not affected by this, but it would be nice not to see it crop up EVER. If you do alot of outside picture taking (especially shooting through trees or at buildings in front of a bright sky or other bright & contrasty pictures) you might not be happy with the results unless you are good with PF removal software and have the time to use it.
Manual focus is pretty worthless on the S100fs. It is electronic rather than a true mechanical focus mechanism. It is unresponsive, as it does not really matter whether you turn the ring quickly or slowly - it just adjusts in slow increments either way. Since you can't quickly focus in & out, it's hard to tell if you're right on or just close (and close is not good enough). Not very useful. Fortunately, the auto focus works well nearly all of the time. Low light/contrast and moving subjects do pose some problem, but most point and shoot cameras suffer a little in this area.
Software included with the camera, particularly the RAW processing software, is not that great. DPreview sa

I took a chance and buy this for the Fuji FinePix F505EXR based on the dimension and it is a nice compact case but it was a very close fit.
Unfortunately it didn't have any space left for holding my extra batteries and memory cards but I still think it is a good buy. I guess for the thinner camers like those recommended for it would leave room for extra stuff.
It offers great protection and it is neat and compact.
It looks like an expensive case rather than the cheap foam cases.

The case is good. It would have been better to have a pocket in the front to carry batteries. I should have checked before I bought this. I was surprised how much the shipping costs were as compared to price of the product. Pls check shipping cost of this product before you order.

Arrived in time. Very pleased with my choise. Works well with my old FUJIFILM F650, no problems at all. Made my life easier while on holiday, not having to worry about baterry all the time, just changing them.

I ordered this because, as anyone looking would know, you can't do much with your camera if the battery dies. Not like you can go to the store and get a couple AAs. Being that the Fuji 3dw3 eats up batteries pretty fast, I wanted something that I could charge either on the go, or at home. This kit came with the charger, car adapter, international plug (which I have not used), and 2 batteries. I haven't come across any issues with the batteries. They seem to last the same amount of time as the stock battery that came with the camera. For a fraction of the cost of just one new battery, I managed to get two plus the charger and car adapter. I'd be quick to recommend this kit to go along with any of the compatible cameras.

Oh, and shipping was faster than I expected.

I loved this camera - until I got sand blown into the lens when I was taking photos on the beach. (NEVER take a camera to the beach.) So it no longer works. I'm heartbroken. I've replaced it with a very nice Nikon (I was out of town and the camera shop did not have this Fuji camera or I would have bought the same one!) So far, I'm disappointed (taking photos is just not as fun - because the pictures aren't as great.) MISS this camera. I'd buy a later model but the reviews are not as strong. . .

this protective cover has been very useful to protect my digital camera very well and is quite thick,you have the options to carry by hand or carry in your belt good double closure system and padded comfortable interior to protect your camera from damage.

The Good: Better image quality, better build, good feature setThe Bad: Specular highlight distortion (orbs - white blobs), sagging lens that is thrown out of focus, blue flare in lens.Check out [...] for sample images and reviews.The Ugly: $800

Battery is slightly stronger than the original by Fujifilm, thus makes no difference in use yet. Seems to last a little longer per charge. Price is nice. Transportation cost to Europe were much too high.

This battery is a very reasonable price, and I am very pleased with the fast delivery as I needed to use my camera for a special event.

I am definitely a "junior amateur" photographer and this is my first set of lenses for my Fuji Finepix S700 camera. The lens filters (UV, Polarized and FLD) fit perfectly without the need for an adapter ring. The HD telephoto, close-up and fish-eye lenses fit when using the included adapter ring. I took some pictures around the neighborhood with the UV and HD telephoto lenses together and the pictures were amazing. I was already happy with the picture quality from my camera, but this took it to a whole new level! Flower petal edges were sharp and clear. Regular weeds looked like a soft patch of wild field greens almost worthy of being shown in a nature magazine.

Another awesome feature about this kit is that everything has its own case. The telephoto and fish-eye lenses come in little leather pouches and the filters come in a hard case. I received this as a Christmas present along with a Swiss Army camera case that has enough pockets and dividers that everything fits perfectly and will stay safe.

There aren't any instructions or usage tips included in the kit, but I still have the book that came with my camera and there were quite a few good tips in there. The tripod is adorable, but not too practical. Even without the extra lenses on my camera, it is too small to hold it and it topples over. I have a pocket-size digital camera that will probably work on it. Other than that, I couldn't be happier with this set.

PS: I looked up the items directly from Opteka's website and one lens on its own cost more than this set.

I was so glad I bought the above product as the charger I had, had got a very long lead which in turn had another long lead with an extension lead to a shaver plug, This was what as I imagined was used in Chicago., this is very easy to use and doesnt take long to charge up, Thank you, Jools x NOT MARY ANNE...

I ORDERED THESE EXTRA BATTERIES AND CHARGER FOR MY NEW CAMERA. I HAD A SMALL DELAY FOR SOLD OUT PRODUCT, BUT GOT EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE FROM THE VENDOR, AND RECEIVED THE KIT IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS PICTURE TAKING. THE KIT WAS EXACTLY WHAT WAS ADVERTISED AND WAS PRICED REASONABLY. I WOULD ORDER FROM THIS VENDOR AGAIN.

This is a great kit for being able to charge camera batteries in the car or at home. I always wonder about battery quality but these hold the charge very well. The charger packs small and it's a real bonus to have the car plug option as well as the home plug. My husband left his original charger in Italy (gah!) so of course needed a replacement and this kit fits the bill at a good price.

I would like to say that I was impressed with the delivery time as i would have thought that this item would have taken longer than it did. Not only did it come quickly but was also in immaculate condition, you wouldn't have even know it was used. no scratches, no marks. Very very happy with it.

I have a finepix v10 which this battery is supposed to be compatible with. The charge on the original battery had become very poor so the camera functions perfectly otherwise.
I saw this product and it seemed to tick all the boxes in terms of a replacement - unfortuntley this is not the case. After charging the battery for several hours the first time i went to use the camera it worked ok for about 2 mins then it just shut down/froze due to lack of power with lens open/extended. I had to use the power switch for power to be restored & again after a few mins the camera shut down/powered off.
This continued to happen all the time with this battery in the camera so i have resorted to using the old battery again - the camera works fine the battery only last for a short while but my camera is more reliable than when using this product.
This was a very disappointing replacement and a waste of money really as it isn't compatible and has made using my camera more frustrating and rendered it practically impossible to take/view pictures when it keeps powering off!!

The camera I purchased was to replace one that was stolen from me in April. I have looked at other digital cameras and none compared to this one. Everyone remarks on my photos I take with it. Because it is small and thin it fits in my pocket,that's how you get great shots - always have your camera ready. It takes great action shots and awesome flower/plant closeups which I do a lot of. I was soooo impressed with Blinq, the company that actually sold it to me through Amazon. I ordered the camera on Friday and it was in my mailbox on Monday along with a very cute packing list. The camera looks and works like new even though it was a used item.

I enjoyed the product. It was functional. Bag was sturdy and of good quality. I used the portable charger a lot because the camera zapped my batteries within hours.

Bought this camera several years ago. It is OK for shots of the grand kids playing in the front yard but when you try and take a picture for an eBay auction, the camera is USELESS. It has ZERO macro picture capability... in other words, it won't focus for a close up and the viewfinder is so small you can't tell until you have created another blur-image. It just won't focus close up (under 2 feet) very well. Trying to get fine detail on smaller objects is impossible. I am buying another camera for close up pics. The menus are not very intuitive so make sure you keep the owner's manual which is also available online at the manufacturer website for download.

I purchased the product relying on what was actually said about it, sometimes though as everybody knows these can be misleading. In this case the are entirely accurate, the case it comes with is handy for transporting to the photograph shop, it keeps the item safe and difficult to lose. The quality a the prints which came from it are superb.

Bought this camera over a year ago and love it. I was looking for a SLR but after talking to the man in the shop I took his advice and never regreted it.
I take it with me whenever I go out. The batteries last well unless you do lots of movie recording, but just take spares.
My son keeps trying to steal it so I may have to get him one for Christmas.