Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Fujifilm Instax Mini 12

Money well spent. Everything was better than described, and perfect for what I needed!! Great starter kit. Has everything you need to get your camera ready, and start shooting.....

We love this bundle! The best is the battery recharger! We used the tripod for my daughter's graduation. . .worked great! Super Fast shipping!

This was exactly as described and arrived in only a couple of days. Have only used it once but it charged fine and lasted as long as my previous Fuji battery before re-charge required. Great buy as far as I can tell.

It's a bit tight & I wonder if I may damage the camera taking it in and out of the cover. I decided to order something else......

This was my first digital camera I loved it got it for $279.00 and would have given it 5 stars if it had not died ,I ordered it feb 18 2008 it came in about two weeks .I have taken about 3000 shots and made two short videos all good till it died last week May 30 2011.I have not found a local place to have it repaired area code 94589 so it may have a second if the repair is not to costly. the zoom feature was great but slow not Quick enough for most wildlife shots.when I replace it if it cant be repaired I will get the most powerful zoom I can afford .

The set comes with a nice bad that allows good room for my Fuji S2950 along with all of the other accessories it comes with. I would recomend this accessory kit for this camera.

Seeing as how I've owned this camera for about 6 years I thought it time to write a review.
The last batch of reviews came from 2007,so this one is long overdue.
First and foremost,I notice a few reviews of people pointing out that after owning the product for a while that sometimes the LCD screen becomes blurry,along with the pictures taken.After owning my camera for about a year I suffered from the same exact problem. However,I found a simple solution.Simply press up on the zoom button to come back into focus! It was that easy,though it took me quiet a way to figure that one out. For some strange reason the A350 quits auto zooming after so much use.
At one point my camera did fizzle out on me and refused to open the lens. I believe the problem stemmed from a particular incident in which I dropped the A350.
Though my warranty covered the damage and it was returned as good as new. Since the incident,from time to time I run into a little mechanical trouble,but not enough to call it a habit. The zoom works good,though a full on zoom of any particular object is almost futile,due to the fact zooming in the A350 to its full capacity causes the batteries to die very fast.In that regard this camera fails but that doesn't cause it to falter completely.
The highlight of this camera is the simple construction along with an easy to use interface,with the ability to take quality pictures. I've managed to snap a few I still can't believe was capable of being taken on this little camera.
If you're reading this review now,most likely you're in the market for an affordable camera that takes good pictures. This camera does this and a little more.
Another feature of the A350 is the ability to record video. The quality isn't amazing but i've found it to deliver decent video considering the fact this device is primemarily a camera. It's a nice extra for the low price.
By todays standards this camera is eclipsed by more modern creations but that doesn't mean it isn't without charm.

Great seller, easy shopping, quick and the product is perfect!
It has saved me from buying a brand new camera!

I like this product because of the price and t it works well, and as an added bonus there is an in-car charger too. Whilst the quality does not match that of the original, it does it does job amd that goods enough for me.

Had it for years and I would always take it with me in my bag - Good quality pictures, good battery life and easy to use. Just DO NOT take it to the beach! Unfortunately I no longer have this camera due to some sand getting in it and it breaking. As soon as I can afford another camera I'll be happy to purchase this one again :-) Highly Recommend.

This charger is absolutely perfect. It performs equaly as well as the one that came with the camera, is neat and well made. delivery was prompt too.

This is one of four Fujifilm cameras I've owned. My complaint about this one: It simply doesn't focus anymore. One out of 10 photos is acceptable. I suppose this is because it's old. Two whole years. That's about par for my experience with products from this company. I've sworn off Fujifilm now and will buy top-notch brands.

Other problems:

* Poor battery life. But this seems to be the case across the entire industry.

* Lens cap that comes with it is cheap and poorly engineered: It pops off easily, and the string is always in the way. If you're going to supply a lens cap with the product, at least make it to minimal standards. This thing is basically like a plastic food container cap - but without the sealing lip.

The good:

While it worked, it took good pictures.

Bottom line: A camera needs to be minimally durable. None of the Fujis I have had have been good enough to last more than a couple years. No more.

I am very happy with my product. very quick and reliable service. I will but from this seller again. Would recommend

I am very pleased with my item. It came quickly and it was exactly what I was looking for. Reliable person selling it.

What a package of accessories! Bundled with the camera I bought, my bill came to what I would have paid for just the camera in a store. Love the batteries and the SD-USB converter is a great item I didn't even know existed. Thanks Butterfly!

Good value for the price. Would buy again. Camara bag was a nice size. Card reader worked fine. The rechargeable batteries held charge even recording video. I returned the camera I purchased this for but kept the accessory kit and will continue to use.

I purchased this kit with my HS 20 EXR and evry item is very useful. The card reader and charger work very well and enabled me to update my firmware. The bag would have been perfect for the camera but it is on a small side. I expected a bigger bag. In all I rate the kit four big stars.

In our house we are heavy users of Camera batteries so a battery with 'good staying power' is a necessity for us. Although cheap compared to 'named brands' it performs surprisingly very well indeed. The wife's Fuji F610 tends to 'eat' batteries so this is indeed a good test for it. I am a believer that all rechargeables need 'conditioning' first so upon receipt it had a good charge and then then for the first run I gave the Camera to my son to just run around and 'shoot to waste' (and believe me he sure did - you would not believe just what a 10 year old boy will take pix of and make mini videos of when given a free hand.... I leave this to your imagination) The first run gave us a good couple of hours use. After 2 more successive charges and the running time was increased dramatically even with a lot of flash use.

Amazing value for the price. I will be getting a couple more to put on the shelf for a rainy day.

I can't say enough good things about this camera. I am over the moon happy with it. It's ridiculously easy to use. You can touch up and crop photos, right in the camera! It has great settings, including picture stabilization for taking pictures of fast moving objects like little kids! The photos come out so wonderfully bright. Even the night photos look amazing! I love it so much!!!!

This camera at first seems to be an odd duck, a non-DSLR camera at about the same price (or more) as an entry level SLR. If you're only taking photos of people in normal situations or landscapes with a fairly wide angle lens, that's true. But if you were to consider the cost of a similarly capable wide range zoom lens of less range and the cost of an entry level SLR body, you'd find that the price would run somewhere between double and triple the Fuji S8100, possibly more if you really compared the sharpness of the lens at the longest focal length.

For someone like me who is interested in wildlife photography, specifically birding, but who also likes to shoot general scenery and travel photos, the convenience of the one lens, lower weight and wide range makes this an extremely attractive camera. I would guess that it should also work well for sports photography. I'd probably stick with manual focus for that as the autofocus isn't particularly fast.

I'm updating from a Panasonic/Lumix DMC FZ20S, which has been a fine camera. But the 5 megapixel images and lack of camera RAW, along with the poor low light capability has finally pushed me to look for a more capable camera. I found it. Fuji has a great reputation for performing well at higher ISO speeds. I certainly find that to be true. I've gotten some excellent photos at 800 ISO and quite usable snapshots at 1600. It takes pictures in RAW format without slowing down the way the current Panasonic model does. Its lens isn't quite as sharp but the image processor and programming give a much crisper image. Panasonic uses, IMO, a too aggressive noise reduction processing which makes the shots a bit soft.

The only real problem I see with this camera is a noticeable chromatic aberration (purple fringing) in high detail areas in bright light, like foliage and some barrel distortion at extreme wide angle. There is a slight pincushioning at extreme magnification but it's not bad considering the effective focal length. All these problems can be worked out by some on computer processing of the RAW images so they are more annoyances than real problems.

The image stabilization seems to be comparable to the Panasonic, which is quite good. It's amazing to be able to get usable photos with 400 + mm effective focal length while shooting offhand. Using my monopod helps. Shots with a tripod are terrific.

Most controls are accessible right on the camera and don't require digging into the menu system to change. It has full manual controls, including focusing, which is important when shooting photos of birds in branches. Autofocus usually gets you a photo of some clear twigs and a fuzzy bird. That's true with any camera. So manual focus is essential.

Balance is good and the camera is light enough to carry for hours. Color saturation is great and can be adjusted to presets that kind of mimic Fuji films. It may be a gimmick but I'm happy with the results. Time between shots is pretty good as is start up speed. Movie mode even takes HD/wide screen. HD eats up memory furiously but for short segments works well. Though the on camera mic does pic up any breeze when shooting. You can even zoom during movies. Manual focusing works best for that as there is some time lag that gives a second or two of out of focus movie on auto. The camera mic also pics up some of the zoom motor noise with auto focus.

If you don't need the extreme magnification then you might be better off with an SLR. But if you do need to get shots of distant or small subjects then this camera really shines.

Any camera is a compromise. You can get a more capable setup by using a SLR and a bag full of lenses. But I just don't want to bother with the complication or weight or to pay the cost of quality lenses of this focal length. I'm very happy with this camera. It's a great wildlife photo tool that can also cover a huge range of shooting conditions. It is capable of taking very good pictures and is the kind of camera that gets taken along more often than a larger and heavier SLR, compared to which, it's a great bargain. I'm happy with my choice and look forward to a lot of time with my new Fuji.

There was a gap in my digital camera inventory for a superzoom camera. I now use this camera at the beach taking pictures of my windsurfing mates. OK so you do not get great image stabilisation (as with Canon)but then I only paid £90 for it from Currys (currently much cheaper than Amazon). I use with a tripod on high zoom range in any case. There is an image stabilising programme, but this uses the principle of raising the ISO to a fast speed to compensate for movement - this can make the results grainy or dull unless you are shooting in very bright conditions.
The Fuji is lightly constructed and can feel a little flimsy compared to more expensive cameras but that makes it light to cary around. It uses 4 AA batteries which are cheap and easily available if you run out of juice - I think that if you are out in the field this can be an advantage over the Li-ion cells in many cameras which require a fully charged spare or a readily available AC power source to re-charge. You can of course buy recharchable AAs, or splash out on the Lithium AAs (which I have not used though I hear they last for ages).
Importantly this camera makes me want to handle it and take photos. I find the interface easy to follow, the screen is adequate, and you have the option of the electronic viewfinder in bright sunlight. There is a function button giving you access to creative effects suck as B&W, sepia Vivid colour etc, which encourages creativity. The macro facility is excellent, focussing down to 1cm in wide angle.
There is an issue with purple fringing in areas of high contrast on higher zoom shots (eg edges of buildings against sky)but this is the case with many superzoom compacts. Newer models suffer less, and this camera is now getting on a bit in technology terms.
One advantage that this camera has over most other superzooms is the fact that the zoom lens is housed within a solid lens barrel and project no further than the dimensions of the camera. This means that it does not pop the lens cap off as many cameras do, but most importantly it allows one to use a standard screw in lens filter which attaches easily to the 46mm screw thread on the front of the lens. I keep a UV filter permanantly on to protect the lens from salt spray etc. I also have a polarising filter which is very useful for sunny days. I purchased both of these from Amazon and you can see the reviews. It gives far more creative scope than one might expect for the cost of the camera.
At the time of review the camera costs around £160 on amazon, and for this money I reckon a Canon SX100 IS is a better camera also with 10X zoom but with good image stabilisation and great quality, but you cannot add filters.
If you can find a Fuji 5800 for less than £100 - fairly easy to do - buy one.

This camera, though a bit less known than those other big-brand versions is and was one of the best qualtiy cameras I've used. I have SLR's now, however I like this camera for its sheer ease, convenience and quality of pictures. In fact, I'm suprised how Fuji made a camera this small, basic but with such amazing picture clarity. I would recommend this camera for anyone, not just novices.

The Fuji Finepix J10 is a decent camera. It's not the best nor the worst but I am satisfied enough. It's not worth top dollar but if you can find a used one like I did for [...] bucks and in mint condition, then you got a great deal! I love the tiny size and the quick start up. Video quality is not good but..it's not a camcorder.
I got lucky finding my J10 for the 40 dollar price and getting it looking brand spanking new! I thought for sure I was going to get one that was beat up OR mistreated. I decided that I don't want to buy new point and shoot cameras any more. I get disapointed with point and shoots and wind up spending top dollar for brand new and for nothing. Waste of money buying new unless it's a DSLR!
Picture quality is average or decent and I am satisfied with that. The functions are easy and it's so nice and small anyone would love it. It's a clean looking camera..nice and simple and fun.
Find one at a refurbished price or a good used one and you will be happier with yourself! I think most folks will like this one. I have enjoyed it so far and I've only had it for two days.
REMEMBER...DO NOT BUY POINT AND SHOOT CAMERAS BRAND NEW! FIND BETTER DEALS WITH REFURBISHED OR GOOD USED ONES!

I have had this camera for a year and a bit now and have got to know it quite well; the way I see it, it is a camera that is trying to be a DSLR (ie. big expensive camera) but hasn't quite managed - but then, that is reflected in the price.
It does well in general, providing good pictures fairly easily. It has a fairly effective autofucus and a good zoom. The grip is also very nice, but needs small hands otherwise you'll find your fingers with nowhere to go. The buttons are well laid out and easy to use with the exception of the continuous shooting button, that is awkward to hit get with either your finger or thumb. The menus are also well logical and simple to use.
In use the non PASM modes are good IMO, and seem to get good shots. PASM modes- if your interested in these you'll know what I mean by PASM - are a nice feature, but dont really cut it; the camera starts running out of buttons you can press at this point. This means that it is slow to set up a shot, which is very annoying for those moments when you the shot is constantly changing. Especially manual focusing suffers from this with it taking a very long time to get what you want.
The instruction manual is very good, not only telling you how to use options, but telling you how to use them effectively as well. The two and an half inch screen is also nice enough, but the EVF (electronic view finder)is far nicer to use.
As mentioned in a earlier review the camera eats batteries quickly when connected to the computer, so take that reviews advice and get an SD card reader.

Overall, a good value camera trying to punch above its weight.