Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Fujifilm Instax Mini 12

I am an Army medic currently deployed in Iraq. I purchased this camera to document my time here. Due to the harsh environment, and the rough treatment that equipment tends to endure here, I didn't want to buy an expensive camera that might get demolished quickly. The 6.3 megapixels would be more than enough for the shots I planned to take, and the price was within my intended range. I naturally tend to do a ton of research before buying electronics because I have found that you do in fact "get what you pay for". Fujifilm consistently received high marks in all of the different reviews that I read, so I finally decided on this one.
I have taken hundreds of photos of everything from night operations through a pair of NVG's (night vision goggles)(very cool effect), documentation of wounded, the local populace, macro shots of indigenous flora, and everything in between. I have been greatly impressed with the quality and clarity of this little camera. I have hauled this little guy through some of the nastiest terrain the earth has to offer and have still yet to complain about its performance. I keep it in my pocket in a ziploc bag to protect it. It is simple to use. The interface is not complicated, and there are some different auto settings that compensate for the manual setting being less than robust. The clarity and details the A610 captures are quite sufficient to tell the story of our lives here. If you are looking for magazine grade photos, this camera may not be up your alley, but for the rest of us who just want to document life with some better than average photos, this little guy will more than do the job. I am convinced that I got more than what I paid for with this model.

the camera is not worth even a fraction of the price...
very sophisticated menu but a simpler camera (HP) makes much better pictures...
bottom line :it is a rip off!

I have had the exact same experience as J.Maxwell's commnets above. Bought this camera to replace a 4 year old HP with 8X zoom and 4MP. I like to take wildlife and bird photos. The new Fuji does an excellent job on scenery, but can not take as sharp of pictures as my old HP of birds. I actually used them side by side and there is a difference in sharpness. Fuji suggests that I can't use the zoom without a tripod, since I am moving more than the "advanced" image stabilization can handle. Yet my old HP will work decent within the 40 digital zoom range beyond the optical zoom when hand held. I actually had the oportunity of a lifetime last week to take several pictures of a Bald Eagle eating a road kill deer. The bird let me get to within 18 feet and I took many photos with this new Fuji. The photos came out OK, but not as clear as a photo of an Eagle from 18 feet should be. It was suggested that background was bad and the camera had trouble with focus. My comment was that it was a 2 foot tall large black and white object against a light brown background of the deer and soil. Something easily focused on that my old HP would have made beautiful and produced several perfect shots. The camera does do a super job on macrofocus mode (super close up).

I bought this elsewhere and completely overpaid for it. I bought this camera to replace my FinePix 3800 (which I COMPLETELY LOVED, but wore it out), and I have to say that I am very disapointed with the photo quality in this new one. I'm just a stay at home mom of two boys thought I was buying a camera equal to my old one--to capture all my boys milestones and family moments. My previous camera only had 3.2 megapixel and 6x optical capability and the photo quality was so much better... how does that make sense?

On the pro side for this camera, the macro (close up) function is amazing--those pictures do come out extremely high quality and the video shoots non-stop (until your mem card fills up) instead of in 60 seconds intervals. There is also black and white, and sepia--all kinds of neato features, but when it comes down to it, this is not a point and shoot camera.

I wish they'd just add all these new neat features to the 3800--I wasn't looking to shoot artsy fartsy close-ups of flowers, or award winning videos, just really great, clear and impressive pictures of my children an family with an easy to use camera (like my old finepix 3800)--this wasn't it.

I like the compact size of the camera, and the picture quality is great. There aren't many features on this camera, but the simplicity is actually nice. I am very pleased with this camera for the price I paid.

Still learning the functions, but so far I love this camera. Downside is--
you have to take the lens cap off BEFORE you turn it on or you will get a ZOOM ERROR, but if you press the zoom button, the zoom engages and the error goes away. You have to do this even if all you want to do is review your pictures.
With the camera off, the lens is fully retracted and when you turn it on the lens advances a little and then stops. If the lens cover is on, the lens can't advance which creates the error. Do this too many times and I would think you could damage your camera. This is actually called a
HUMAN ERROR (heh heh) and I'm working on it.

Maybe it's like that with all the cameras with a lens cover-My other camera is a point & shoot with no lens cover.

I am by no means a photographer. I use my camera for primarly one reason: to take pictures of my kids. This camera is great. It's user-friendly and the software that comes with it is as well. Everything is easy with this camera - not to mention I love the color!

The camera's pictures were fuzzy in every mode, but especially auto. I realize maybe tinkering with enough in custom settings I could have got a better picture, but auto should at least be able to take "some" still simple pictures okay. The cheapest camera out there can do that. We were upgrading from a Sony Mavica CD1000, and quality wise the sony still blew this away.

After only a week of very light use the camera suddenly said "Lens error" when turning it on and the lens clearly was not going in and out correctly. We called Fuji who told us to send it in for a "6 week turnaround" on repair. The fact that we only had this camera for a week didnt seem to surprise them. Very poor support.

I'm so glad I picked this camera. I did my homework (researching for a week)and it paid off. It is everything I was looking for and much more.
The quality of the pictures is amazing. The video function is great and the multiple shutter option is superb.
The flash is very good in indoor conditions. The RAW format allows you to manipulate pictures in a total new way without damaging the original image.
This is the best non DSLR camera in the market at this moment.
GREAT!

I bought my camera from [...] and it arrived next working day, with a 170 page instruction manual - IN ENGLISH! I have only had it 3 days now and all my pictures have been taken indoors. It is very easy to setup and picture quality is great with the flash, no red eye so far. I love the zoom on the camera, the 10x Optical is fantastic.
My only complaint is that the way I hold the camera, my finger is held over the automatic flash, however, I am learning quickly to get a new grip.
Overall very happy with the camera and would recommend it, hope to update when I have taken more pictures with it.

I bought this camera thinking it would be the perfect little thing to carry around.... boy oh boy was I wrong. Now unless it was a manufaturer's defect, this camera was a little piece of junk! Complicated with horrible grainy, blurry photos. I would not recommend this camera to anyone looking for a decent yet simple point and shoot camera!

I have had the camera for 4 days, it meets my basic needs in a digital camera.

The Good:
18x Zoom, SLR like features, 8MP, regular batteries (why? this is good for travel where you are not sure if you will be able to charge the unit, just throw in or bring more batteries and you are good to go).

If you have a limited budget this camera fits between a good subcompact with some feature of a dSLR and has an all in one lens (you cannot change lenses). Overall easy to use.

The Bad:
Picture quality is ok, not great. Some functions are slow in operation.

Buy it if you want a camera that does is all, but look at the Canon S5 IS first....also uses regular batteries.

But, if you have the cash, buy a real dSLR from Canon or Nikon and then maybe spring for a good subcompact for times when you dont need to drag a full size camera around.

My suggestion is a Nikon d40x or D80 if you want to learn how to take real pics....and then a Canon Powershot subcompact.

For $327, I cant complain about the Fujifilm S8000fd, but I expected just a little better picture quality.....the Fujifilm S700 would perhaps come very close to this camera in overall functionality and the S700 is under $200 now.

Bought this on Valentines...and its now June and my flash completely stopped on 5k pics. Replaced battery and still no go. Called Fuji film and they will only fix "this common problem" with an orginal recipt. Go figure. Other than that it was a Great camera while it lasted. Purchasing another but a dif model. Love the quality. Just short life spans. RIP my fav pink camera..sniffle.

my other camera is a 1980's slr, great piece of kit but just not practical for day to day use anymore, so when i saw these going cheap i thought 'why not?'

and why not indeed, its a modern marvel, mine cost £80-90-ish and what a bargain, my dad has a 6mp fuji and it was on his advice i got this and what can i say- he's jealous, the best advice with one of these is get a cheap sd card, put it on 3mp resolution and auto mode and it does everything else itself, you can turn the resolution right up but i can put pics on a tv screen and they look great so no need to take up anymore memory card space, fuji always make good cameras and this one is no exception, you won't get away with paying any less for a decent named one so just get it, you'll be glad you did

it is such a joy to use this fantastic product. easy to use, fun to shoot, and stylish to boot, this is one solid camera from one of the most trusted japanese manufactures. amen to fuji!

We could not be more happy with our decision to purchase this camera. You can'e beat it for the price. Our 6 year old son plays baseball and soccer. We canted a camera that could take decent action pictures. The rapid fire feature has captured numerous great shots that we would have missed on our old camera with single shot. It also takes excellent single shots. A more expensive camera with removable lenses miht do a little better, but so far the pictures we have taken have been very clear and it has been pretty easy figuring out how to operate this camera. Grab a set of Sanyo Eneloop rechargable batteries and you are set.

I would absolutely reccomend it to anyone, I have Z1, this one was for my mom (55) and she has no problem with using it. beautiful photos, very handy!!
great purchase!

I look around for a while and the more I looked, the more I liked this camera over the others in this price range.
I dont know a lot about the advanced features of high end "pro" cameras, so the presets on this one work great for me. Most of the time I take the shot I want using the presets, then take a few more trying the different settings. I am learning through trial and error.
I like the layout of the controls, so it was easy to get use them.
The pictures are great when I get the correct settings, and I am pleased.
I love the 18x zoom and have been amazed by the shots I have been abale to get that I could not have gotten before.

This camera packs a lot in a tiny package. The images are crisp and clear, it's quick and easy to learn the functions (takes 10 minutes or less), and it's as small and lighter than my cell phone. Great for a second camera too.
Jo
Houston

I was really into photography in my teens/twenties possessing SLR's by Pentax, Nikon and Canon. I resisted the digital technology because of time lapse and loss of definition. The addition of a family changed my mind anf the ability to take/delete photos/retake and print as many copies as wanted with the addition of zoom lenses and increase pixels has won me over. Like the other reviewer I also possess the 6500 but it is larger and more cumbersome. I have owned over ten digital cameras six off them by Fuji (whom I rate as the best) and still have the A820, Finepix (6.3 megapixels) S304 (6 times zoom). Still like the S304 for the extended zoom but have given all these cameras to my kids (have four) and they love the ease of photography. Great camera can't go wrong with this one. However if you want the equivalent of a SLR then go forthe 6500 but if you want a good compact at a great price then you cannot beat this camera.

The Fujifilm J10 is a great little camera! It doesn't have a lot of buttons or switches to mess with. The anti jiggle thing works great too!
We are happy we got this camera and think you will be too!

The camera is being very useful for recording memories. The pictures are very sharp and the colors are bright.

I got exactly what I was expecting with camera and have to agree with the reviewer above. The camera renders skin wonderfully. In fact, with the exception of the D3, I wouldn't trade it for any other F-mount camera. I've really enjoyed shooting with it and I'll be disappointed if Fuji gets out of the DSLR market.

I was just about ready to buy the Canon SD1000 to replace my Pentax Optio 43WR. (I would have bought another WR if Pentax still made one like it) but found the V10 at Ritz Camera for $99. Wow! This is a fine camera anyway but for this price, it's a steal. The last Fuji I owned was a 40i and I'm a fan of the Super CCD. The 3 inch LCD closes the deal, especially for us over 50 guys who need reading glasses. Spare batteries are cheap and the camera is very easy to use. The picture quality is good and 5 megapixels is more than I need.