Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Fujifilm Instax Mini 12

Save your money! Buy the Newer Fuji s200exr. Better Newer Camera and and much better CCD Plus it has a Larger LCD Screen Fujifilm Finepix S200EXR 12MP Super CCD Digital Camera with 14.3x Optical Triple Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.7 inch LCD

nice leather case taylored to s1000fd (my camera fits perfectly) and s1500
small pouch inside usefull to put a lense cloth etc.. magnetic fastening easy to open and close (repeated use tends to wear around the fastening)good little case to protect camera when out and about so you dont have to lug about a big bag, although probably not so good for travelling a harder camera bag would be more appropriate (i use both). Value cheaper than directly from fuji site!

I have owned the S-2 S-3 and have now owned the S-5 since it was released, I think in 2006. The colors,dynamic range and tonality were far Superior to any pro camera that would cost twice the money and still they lagged behind the quality curve( the S-5 is not a fast camera). I have since bought and sold a Nixon D200 that really disappointed me.

When I have to take only one camera I leave the Canon D40 at home and take the Fuji S-5.

The saddest time in digital photography came when Fuji decided to not continue in the Pro Digital market. If Nikon had had some smart leadership they would have had Fuji develop sensor technology for them.

Its a shame to see one of the finest engineering teams just working on Prosumer product lines. I will always be a Fuji advocate even though they no longer support the Fuji S-5.

Ray Brown

Fuji FinePix S5700 Digital Camera - Black (7.0MP, 10x Optical Zoom) 2.5" LCD
This camera has been a joy to use; it goes everywhere with me and has taken thousands of photograghs to complete a catalogue of high quality images which can be very useful in my work. I also bought a media card and reader to complete the package and would recommend this as you will soon use up the memory in the camera.
It is excellent in low light conditions. I have owned this camera for about a year and still think it is very good value for money. Well Done Fuji!

Just an additional piece of information for those of you who may be interested in the longevity of this model. I used this product until it expired recently in December 2012 though it still comes to life again if I give it a rest. It was a good introduction to digital photography and has been replaced with another more powerful camera but I have to say that this little camera has been really good value for money; it has never given me any cause to complain. It has been a simple, cross over camera which has done what was expected. I counted the number of photographs it had taken in its life and I stopped counting after 30,000.
Would definitely buy another Fuji based on the experience I have had with this. My Fuji has returned to work after a good clean and is working as hard as it ever did. Still in good working order today 25/0213.

I bought my Fuji s2000HD as an easy-to-use complement to my very-capable Fuji s100FS, but with the added bonus of HD movies. Am pleased with the purchase: it is indeed very easy to use, has good battery life, the menu is common with the rest of the Fuji range, the buttons are simple to reach, it has a very wide zoom-range, it fits in my coat pocket, and the HD movies are a big step up from the usual 640x480 from most digicams. The s2000HD has some downsides though: the colours in low-light or when using flash can sometimes be distorted (especially red), the battery indicator tells you it is about to run out of power way before the batteries run out (though there is a handy discharge function for NiMH rechargeable batteries), and the HD movie quality is not quite as good as I had hoped for (the camera uses only 8Mb/s MPEG4 part2 at 1280x720p @30 frames/sec....with this video profile the bit-rate should be at least 12Mb/s).

Yes I researched Which,etc before I bought this camera as I have a digital camera already a CANON power shot I do like the Canon...but I wanted more from a camera...The Fujifilm S5800 for the money is very good value..The battery life is really very good..Menu very good and clear..the ISO selection for the money is excellent..The super macro mode I have used with and without a stand again excellent. So do I like this camera 100% satisfied

A very smart and essential piece of camera equipment.the camera fits very snugly into/ the case and makes carrying very easy.

This case is not much bigger than the camera itself. The camera fits uncomfrotably in the camera case, as if it is just that be too small and the magnetic clip on the lid has difficulty making a firm closure.
At this price it is an unworthy indulgance if you think you are paying a bit exta for quality.
With hindsight any case that would safely house the camera and any other bits of kit you may have would be a better option, but there are NO other partitions. I would look for a bigger case with pockets and partitions. It only wants to be about 8 inches X 6" or so and could be purchased for fer less.

This is an excellent camera for the money. it has tons of features,and allows you to be creative. It's more than your regular point and shoot camera, yet not a high end expensive SLR. If you are looking for better than average photos that won't break your wallet,This is the way to go. Doesn't include a memory card, Which is a must, if you plan to take more than 10 pics at 11 MB. I have only had this camera for a month. I still have a lot to learn. But i'm very happy with it so far.

Yes I sold all my DSLR equipment after I bought this camera. It's that good for what I needed. The only negative worth talking about is some minimal purple fringe at extra high contrast type scenes.

I was concerned about focusing accuracy and in low light. The camera excels at both. It has dedicated ISO and EV buttons which are a must. The fast lens is sharp even wide open but sharpens up even more at around f/4-4.5. The new 2/3" sensor handles the 11 megapixels with the associated noise just great. The manual zooming lens is so quick. Just like a DSLR. With all the bells and whistles, extra external buttons and dials it's truly designed like a much more expensive DSLR. The continuous focus and optical stabilazation are simply amazing. Of course with a EV you don't get the speed of a DSLR tracking but I don't need that particular feature.

The highly taughted dynamic range increase is good for a least one additonal stop and possibly two in jpg. Of course in RAW one can process however many they need through HDR.

Frankly I've been waiting for any manufacturer to come up with a not too big of a camera with a true optical stabilized 28-350/400 lens with a 2/3" sensor to keep the lens small enough to keep the weight down but large enough to let in enough light to keep it fast. Also needed a manual zoom and not those slower electronic zoom models that are too slow for me. I think Fuji has delivered the camera of my dreams and I imagine those of others as well.

I've also owned the Panasonic FZ-30/50 which are very special cameras but the Fuji S100fs simply has so many more features the Panny's just can't truly compare. The Fuji clearly has more resolution and FAR LESS noise. At least two stops less.

This Fuji camera is definitely a highly recommend from me. As I use more of the features I'll report back my findings. Anyone who downgrades this camera is only looking for ANY reason not to buy/keep it. Because the bottom line is, it delivers the goods.

I received this camera as a gift for my birthday in September. This was to replace an 8 year old Olympus digital camera. I wanted to preserve all those precious moments that my two young children will give to me.

I have used it countless times and taken hundreds of pictures. I find that still shots come out beautiful but anything else and you run the risk of the shot being blurred. I have checked the troubleshooting section in the manual but nothing there has helped to resolve this issue. I have taken pictures with different settings and while some seem to work a bit better than others, many shots still end up on the blurry side. Others have stated that they find this camera to be great at taking shots on the move, I find this not to be the case with my particular camera. I do not know if it's a defect in the one I own or this particular line.

This camera also came with an accessory pack. A charger, battery, tripod, carrying case, 4 GB memory card and cleaning kit.

I would recomend saving your money and purchasing a different camera.

This is a nice battery, works with the major fujifilm models, have good capacity, and works very well, good product to buy if you have a fuji cam.

Fujifilm FinePix S8100fd Digital Camera - Black (10.0MP, 18x Optical Zoom) 2.5" LCD
I am a happy owner of a Fuji S5000 getting many compliments about my photos, I needed a new camera for a special function so went for another Fuji. The S8100fd, it arrived on a bright sunny day so I took many photos I was disappointed with the results and had to adjust the picture quality with software, I also noticed a purple band in the viewfinder. I advised Amazon (who were and are great), but I did not want to give up in case it was me. I emailed Fuji, searched their forum, eventually I had to send it back to Amazon for a replacement, hoping it was a one off. My new one arrive promptly but again this one has the purple banding and poor photos in bright sun light. So now I am looking for another camera, Fuji have accepted they have a design fault so check out their forum before buying.
Stewart

My camera is supplied through work.
I was upgraded to the A920 because the A820 developed the "zoom error" fault that is documented elsewhere for several of the Finepix cameras.
The A920 seems to take OK photos although focussing was always a problem if you were impatient. I never tried out all of the features.
I have only had the A920 for about 6 months and although the "zoom error" problem has not yet appeared, the zoom has stopped working. It still takes pictures but at wide angle only. You can't even zoom in when reviewing so I assume it is a problem with the button.
My wife has given up with her earlier Finepix model as it developed a fault and kept resetting the filenames and losing the date. The camera shop couldn't sort it out and said it would have to be sent away for reapair for more than the price of a new one.
I have just bought my own Sony W130 and this seems great and will hopefully prove to be more reliable.

I've had this camera for a few weeks now and brought it specifically because I wanted to step up a grade with my photography as I was expecting my first Grandchild. I have to say I have not been disappointed. The camera is extremely easy to use on auto but also has several more "professional" settings to suit various conditions - all easy to understand and use. Just take the time to read the easy to follow instruction booklet that comes with the camera and follow the automatic guides on the camera itself. The quality of the pictures is excellent in all the modes. Some of the portraits that I have taken and subsequently enlarged and printed on my home PC/printer actually look quite professional. I purchased card reader separately that makes it extremely easy to download, burn onto CD and print the pictures. I have also used the camera on video mode and the results were also excellent. I highly recommend this camera to anyone who wants to step up a level or two from taking snaps on a pocket digital camera. This camera is bigger than the average digi camera and won't fit in your pocket but the standard of the pictures makes it well worth the minor inconvenience of carrying this slighly larger camera about with youFujifilm FinePix S5800 Digital Camera - Black (8.0MP, 10x Optical Zoom).

Bridge, or 'prosumer' digital cameras (typically pseudo SLRs with electronic view finders (evf) in place of an direct view through the lens) have been something of a Fuji speciality. With DSLRs coming down in price to comparable levels, does this kind of camera still have a place? Yes, for many it does. Bridge cameras, pretty much by definition, are compromises. They won't (quite) deliver the professional quality of a DSLR. The upside is that they are 'all in one' units. One lens covers the whole range (in this case 28mm to 400mm equivalents).
This camera weighs roughly what a decent 35mm SLR would and is similar in size. The optics are of a very high quality and the various controls are intelligently laid out.
The 10,000 iso speed is a bit of a gimmick, but all else does what it claims to do. The picture quality is superb. The autofocus/exposure systems work well and the manual settings are well laid out and intuitive.
The lithium battery is well housed and easy to take in and out, and the battery charge is quick, typically a couple of hours to charge from drained.
In conclusion, it's not a professional's camera, but it is very good. It has a solid feel, and takes SD, XD and SDHC cards.
The software provided is OK, but largely unnecessary.
Recommended to any serious amateur photographer.

I was looking around for something to improve on my pocket digital. I wanted a true SLR but my budget couldn't stretch to that. This one met virtually all of my criteria. Powerful optical zoom, image stabilisation, built in flash, standard batteries, quick and easy to use. I set it on fine mode which means each jpeg is around 4Mb, but I wanted to be able to enlarge any picture I took. I put in a 4GB SD card which holds around 800 pictures and have a 2Gb one in case I fill it. I have already had 12" x 8" enlargement prints of some images and they have been crystal sharp.
I bought 8 2700mAh AA batteries and a charger (it uses 4 at a time). Battery life is really good and will easily do a few hundred pictures. Only small criticism is I cannot find a filter to protect the lens, which has a 38.1mm thread. I did get an adapter to go from 38.1mm to a more standard 52mm from SRB-Griturn and it fits, although you can no longer use the Fuji lens cap. Only problem with it is that it shows in each corner of the image when the lens is zoomed out to its widest (the default setting). You have to zoom in a little to get rid of it, which makes about 7% of the wide angle range unusable. Think it's a camera design problem rather than the adapter.
Very pleased with it overall though and consider it great value.

Brilliant camera case specific to Finepix S1000fd. Fits closely round the camera and does not add to weight of camera around your neck. There is a little pocket in the lid that would take batteries or memory card if needed. The black leather is of a nice soft quality. There is no other space - but thats great and just the job and I'm really pleased with it.

After previously owning a Fujifilm camera I was surprised on how similar the controls were and also the ease of use, the camera has a very good zoom and having HD recording is a very good feature. Overall I would recommend this camera to anyone.

I bought this as an upgrade from another Fujifilm that I had owned for 3 years as I was unable to afford a DSLR. There are loads of additional features on this model which make it a fantastic purchase. I'm particularly pleased with the super macro and the camera takes fantastic photos in natural light. The 18x zoom is very useful, although shots can sometimes be grainy. The batteries last amazingly well and I'm still on my second charge despite having taken over 800 shots in all conditions. I'd definitely recommend this camera to anyone wanting to upgrade from a basic model.

The battery life of the FujiFilm FinePix J10 is ridiculously short. You will definitely need a travel charger if you take this camera out anywhere. The other chargers I've had for this camera battery recharged it faster than this one does. Guess the joke is on me for losing my first one and dropping and breaking my second one. Allow up to 2 hours to fully recharge using this one. It does the job, though. And the price is right.

I've bought the Canon G9 camera because of its compact size, 12.1 MP.
Guess what, I sold it after few weeks as I realised to take better pictures, you need to buy extra lenses to achieve that, which will cost about £100 for each extra lens. Then I bought this Fujifilm s8100fd, which there is no need to get add-on lenses or adapters. It offers everything from true wide angle to extreme telephoto in a single compact unit!
The super-macro is amazing to shot close-up things like flowers, where the blackground is out-focus.(which u cannot do it with G9)Batteries last very long, I've already took few hundred shots so far and
batteries still havent run out!
It's absolutely great value for money! especially for beginners like me! High Recommended!!!

very good camera saved £63 buying from amazon camera shop wanted over £300 i live in the west of scotland my house overlooks the sea the 18 zoom lens takes fantastic photos way out to sea of ailsa craig the island of arran have not got to all the settings as all photos were taken with land-scape settings i would recommend this camera for good quality of the photos it takes.

I purchased this camera and owned it for a year and a half, for the first couple of months the quality of the photographs was acceptable, but after the third of fourht month all the photographs lacked sharpness not to say that were blurry. I didn't do anything strange or hit it or anything, I didn't send it back because I live in Colombia - South America, but if I could I would have sent it back. I said I owned it because it was stolen 3 months ago.