Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Fujifilm Instax Mini 12

I purchased the camera two years ago thru Amizon. When I received it and opened the box the selector knob fell out. I contacted Amizon about the condition, they were very helpful and replaced the camera. I liked the camera although the telephoto pics were not as clear as I had hoped. I also was impressed with the battery life. Then I was taking some pics a month ago and the selector knob came off in my hand. Only normal pressure was applied when knob broke. The one thing that I find of interest was that on ebay there is a site that offers the knob for the fujifilm S8000 camera as though this is a very common replacement item. I bought a knob, with replacement instructions. I found out that replacing the knob was a very complicated task and I terminated the process. I can change the selector switch with a small screwdriver, but decided to just set it to auto bear with it. This is the last Fujifilm I will own.

I love this little camera takes very clear pictures not to many extra features to cunfuse me its great

really a great little camera. especially for the price i don't think you can find a better camera out there.

The S5800 is an excellent camera, with superb macro settings and built in modes so that you don't have to remember to change the exposure, shutter speed and flash for a night shot, for instance. Fantastic value for money, 5 stars!

the only reason i did not give this camera 5 stars is that under really bright light(ie. outside under sunny conditions) - it can sometimes be hard to see the screen - not so much for taking pictures but for making changes for the shooting modes. the resolution of the photo and the size and style of this camera make it a winner. i read just about every review i could find online and the ones that praise it definitely got it right!!!

So far I am impressed with this camera. My first real test was a few days after I got it I went to an indoor circus. There was very low light conditions and the camera seemed to do well. Granted I have to learn to adjust some settings to perfect my picture taking but I was impressed with the camera on a first time using basis. I am looking forward to other events to test this camera out.

I was afraid this camera might not live up to the hype but I was wrong.

It's a nice size, a comfortable weight that won't tire your arms if you hold it for too long.

In auto mode, it just does everything for you. But you can fiddle with the settings to please yourself.

Nice large screen at the back and the menu/select buttons are well labelled.

It's finished well although a soft case would have been a nice addition.

This is a nice camera, but I chose it because the right-hand thumb location adds stability, which allowed for single hand usage. I would have liked the red-eye reduction and higher ISO ratings in the A810 model, but I would have lost the thumb rest to a function wheel, which would then require two hand usage. I have a handicapped user and single hand operation is required. It's funny that most modern cameras work to be sleek, but ignore getting a good grip on the unit. The pictures are good, but not as good in low lighting due to the lower ISO rating. Features are nice excluding those I've griped about. I would recommend the A810 model if you don't mind using two hands all the time. If you have kids, single hand operation is useful even for anyone. :)

A great little product from Fuji. This camera is very small and intuitive to use. Some great features like the ability to take 2 photos in quick succession with and without flash so you can choose later which is best. Add a 1GB xD card and this will hold 500+ photos. Neat internal optical zoom keeps it all very compact. Battery life seems good so far too from the rechargeable unit supplied with the camera. Movie feature gives clear sound and vision. I cannot comment on the image software as I never use any camera software - I always transfer using a card reader into Google Picasa.
The reason it loses one star in the rating? The sliding lens cover operates a little too easily when it's in your pocket. I got round this by always putting it in my pocket with the lens cover facing up so that the act of putting in my pocket closes the cover.
Overall though this is excellent value for money at under $150.

Update:
2 years on, this camera is still my 'default' camera. Easily carried and quick to use with great picture and movie quality. Highly recommended.

i've had this camera for almost a year. i like the camera itself. it is small, not too heavy and has a big screen for looking at pictures you have just taken. there is very little camera lag and it takes good, quick shots in low light. i just up the exposure a bit in iphoto afterwards. the battery lasts a long time and you don't need a special charging cord so if you forget to pack it or whatever you can probably find something else to do the trick.
but i don't care for the picture quality. i used to have a canon and though i did not like the camera the pictures looks good even when i blew them up. if i zoom in just a little with this camera is looks fuzzy. if you care about the quality of your pictures i wouldn't recommend this camera but if you just want to document your life and print some 4x6s it's fine. anyone with artistic aspirations should move on.

The battery and charger, manual, lense protector, and shade are all part of this camera kit. I called to find out if I needed to buy a battery, and the customer service rep. did not know. As the battery is a $40plus item and not always included, I think it is important to make note of this.

Overall, the large back screen immediately brings a lot of positive ooohs and aaahs. In fact, pictures look quite good when taken in regular lighting and in Auto Mode. However, any pictures not taken in auto mode do not have stability control and therefore usually lack any focus. So for pictures that you would like to take at night, this camera may not be a good purchase item. Many pictures come out blurry without the Auto Mode and you feel frustrated when trying to capture moving objects. However, for plain pictures, the camera is absolutely great and the price tag is very affordable

Not a bad little camera for the price. If you just want a small pocketable camera that you can carry around for those not to be missed shots, this one is pretty good. If you're more interested in mega-megapixels, then you can upgrade to others. This one is accurate in color and clarity enough for the everyday picture-taker who just wants to capture the moment.

I was pretty impressed with this camera from the start, its got a pretty small design so it wont get in the way. The quality of the pictures are really good, and the camera does a good job of determining lighting conditions for the auto flash. One of the best features of the camera is its ability to take clear shots of moving objects, I've taken pictures of people moving as well as taken shots from cars on the road and the picture remains clear with little or no blurring. Great camera for the price I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a 8.2 mp digital camera thats light and portable but takes great pictures.

This is our third Fuji camera and it's the best of them all. We keep coming back to Fuji because of the easy interface and the image quality. My favorite thing about it, the glowing 'Z5' when you turn it on and after every shot, may be the least functional aspect, but it's the most telling. These small, quality & design tweaks add to the solid Fuji technology. And I love that there's finally some color available now, since the camera has become such a fashion accessory.
It does lack some clarity in nighttime and low-light shots, but I have yet to see and small digital camera that doesn't. And it does seem to prefer ISO 400 for everything, but again, you can override this.
For a camera that is quick out of the pocket and grabs the shot you were looking for, this is it. It's got all of the current technology a digital should have for a great price and good looks.

I bought this for my 15 yr old daughter. She loves it..it takes great pictures (very crisp and clear images) it's small enough to fit in a pocket or small purse. and very user friendly

my wife took it to peru and all the pictures came out prefect. close shots and far away.the price is {right}.

I did exhaustive--almost excessive--research before settling on the Fuji Finepix V10 and so far it has paid off. This may be the best priced, ultra-compact camera with a 3-inch screen on the market at this time! That's because the price has dropped as the camera's been out for a while now. That shouldn't deter you. I got mine at B&H. Beginners, you don't need more than 5 megapixels unless you're printing 11x14--or larger prints. Higher and higher megapixel cameras are merely a marketing ploy that misdirects unknowing customers. A 5.1 mp (as this model is) is more than enough for 8x10's--and even the shots I took with this camera where I reduced the megapixels to 3 produced lovely 4x6 prints. (I reduced the pixel size to get more images on that 16mb memory card it came with before installing my larger 256mb XD card.) I've had the camera for about a month and am extremely pleased. Some of my research involved comparing images on photography websites using test still-lifes and set-ups pitting this model against those of the top-rated and similar Canon models and I found negligible differences. This one had, at that time, a better price and I preferred it to Canon because of its design and larger screen. The only main Canon advantage I found was their closer Macro setting. I disagree with the reviewer who said it produced grainy shots. If you hold the camera steady and know how to focus with a digital camera it produces beautiful sharp prints, especially if you have enough light. You'll see the sharpness when you look at your prints. The camera's LCD screen can look a little pixelated and at times a little dim in the brightest outdoor sunlight. Then all you need to do is hold it at another angle to see the image you snapped. You will probably not find a better deal for such a large screen with a known brand at this price. Solid, uniquely retro, yet futuristic at the same time, this is an easy-to-use, chic, stylish little camera as well as a quality one with it's metal frame. This camera's price has really dropped down in the past month so it's a great deal and a good time to buy.

First of all, this thing is surprisingly rugged. For people that complain about LCDs breaking, I have worn this thing all over in a small bag on a belt loop.

Outdoors, it takes fantastic pictures. I travelled through France and the dynamic range and color are very good. I own a digital SLR but this thing is tiny and easy to carry.

Low light performance is dependent on playing with the settings which people looking for a point and shoot normally don't want to do. It still has the great Fuji option of offering a dual picture with natural light and then with flash. Results will vary with user's ability.

Finally, some people overlook the user interface. This is probably a personal preference but I like not having any tiny dials to turn. Everything is pushbutton.

I bought my daughter a Fuji Finepix Z5fd for Christmas, and she loves it. She was using it all day, and still does, all the time. She says it takes great pictures and videos, and I want to get one for myself. I recommend the Fuji Finepix Z5fd for anyone who is looking for a sleek, good-quality camera.

9MP clarity is wonderful.The optical zoom is ok.Night snaps are bad.But a photo in sunlight is very good.The camera is worth its price.

don't know much about photography-husband does and said camera was perfect for me. I have found it is quite sturdy as it has gone on a few trips and many elementary field trips with the whole family (including two kids who like to take some of their own pictures). Pictures are pretty good quality - keep in mind, this is not a professional camera at not a professional camera price. It is perfect for everyday pictures and in most lighting. haven't figured out all of the features but really like the size of the LCD screen which takes up the whole back of the camera. I did find I had to get a case immediately to avoid scratches and fingerprints on the huge screen. the only thing I would change is maybe finding a camera that is a little thinner. Although this one is considered ultra-compact, I might have spent a little more for the same camera that would fit easier into pockets. overall a five star for the price!

We are getting used to working with the Fugifilm S8000. It takes wonderful pictures and the zoom is fun to work with. I like the view finder and the stabilization features. The different settings are also easy to work with. The pictures download to the computer easily. I would recommend this camera to anyone who likes to take pictures.

I bought the finepix a920 to take pics on our paranormal vigils. 2 out of 10 pics were blurred for no reason as were some taken during the day! Nice enough camera but you should be able to trust it, not worry about which of your precious pics will be blurred. Returning it and getting cheaper point and click.
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