Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Fujifilm Instax Mini 12

It's a good camera for its price.The pictures do display a little bit dark on the camera but when its loaded to a pc it comes out ok.

I bought this camera along with another one for my mom to choose from for Christmas. She went str8 for the Fuji. The HUGE screen on the backside was the main reason. The camera was very easy to use and takes amazing pictures. I would recommend this camera to any first time digital buyer.

I received this camera as a gift last Christmas. Unlike a reviewer below, I took some time with it before writing this review. I also don't care what the camera looks like. Sure, its small and sleek, but I prefer that over big and chunky....

Anyway, I have had a generally good experience in the 60 -70 pics I have taken with it. One thing I really like is the menu system is very intuitive. I didn't read the manual at first, just started messing with it, and I was able to take good quality pictures, and figure out the movie mode. It has a simple menu system for those that don't like reading the manual. (read the manual anyway, there's good stuff in there) Another feature I like is the macro mode. I took some VERY close shots of my pets and various car parts and they all turned out excellent. Flash has worked well. Not perfect though, as I've occasionally had to take the pic again when the pic showed too dark. I picked up the 1GB memory card for more memory, as the 16MB card it comes with will only take about 20 pics at the best quality. 1GB will let you take a little over 700.

My only complaint is the LCD is a little dark and slightly fuzzy. The pics turn out much better than the LCD screen shows, but you sometimes can't tell in preview mode if the pic you just took was great or kinda crappy.....

Overall, I'm happy with it, and my wife got it for a good price. If you're looking for a no fuss, easy to use camera, find this one on sale and you won't be disappointed.

I was really disappointed with this. We bought it to replace a 4yr old Olympus, mainly because it was supposed to be so good in low light situations. However, while it had more natural flesh tones than the Olympus, we didn't think the low light was much of an improvement. We tried the mode where it shoots one pic w/out a flash and then immmediately takes one with a flash, mainly doing so in rooms at night in various levels of light. Then we took shots from the same angle with the Olympus. Other than better flesh tones, we saw no real improvement over the old olympus. The pix taken without the flash were nearly always blurry, and even when not they almost always looked better w/the flash anyway.

The LCD finder was pretty cool, and the menus were fairly easy to use (the software I didn't like), and I don't want to dissuade people from buying a perfectly acceptable camera. But it is not the low light champion that some Fuji fans would have you believe.

I was super-excited to get this camera, and very disappointed with it once I did. The pictures are blurry far more often than not, even when resting the camera on a table or solid object. Additionally, it's so slow at taking them that ANY movement (eyes blinking, etc) looks like a massive blur. And the video skips all the time. It just misses entire parts. I would highly recommend NOT getting this camera.

Edit: 3 months later the lens motor ground to an irreparable jam trying to open. Excellent. Now I can finally throw this piece of junk out and buy a real camera.

I am happy to have this camera. Only it's little bit outdated. But prce - performance ratio is great.

This was a present for our 13 year old daughter [ who is in love with photography ].

The shutter speed allows her to take pictures of friends in motion [dancing, skiing and other sporting events]

Amazing window on back for best picture view; love the orange color - different than others on the market.

This is the first digi cam I have bought for myself and am very happy with it. I agree with the C. Mcleods review and here are my specific pros and cons. If you need more specs on the camera [...] has an awsome list of its specific features.

Pros:

-The camera is cute, compact, and takes nice pictures.

-The basic picture options are easy to use and change before taking photos.

-I love the macro mode. I hear it is a fuji thing though.

-The screen is 3" and the camera is just overall easy to use.

-can take up to 13 minutes of video at once

cons:

-no optical viewfinder (but after a day and a half and I dont even notice it any more)

-battery takes 2 hours to charge (unless you want to buy an optional rapid charger *note the "rapid" chargers time. some only decrease your wait time by 30 min)

-you have to buy an xd card (like most digital cameras it only comes wiht 16 MB card)

-While the games might keep one busy while exteremly board they aren't too entertaining. So dont buy soley on the games.

I always wanted a camera, but my parents never let me have one, even for a photography class. So i finally saved money and got one. I love it. In the classic college student style i didn't read the manual and found everything just fine. I thought that i would mis not looking through the little window, but it's not a problem. Works well and i love the natural and more muted light options.

I bought this camera as an upgrade to a three-year old Finepix 2600Z that I noticed was slow compared to the newer ones. The pics were still excellent - so I figured I'd stay with Fugi. Since purchasing the A350, I've become increasingly interested in taking more professional "LOOKING" photos. So, I've tried the Nikon Coolpix 7600, the Cannon SD500, the new Cannon Power Shot S2 IS, the Cannon PS A10, and the Finepix F10. (Sending three of the above mentioned back). And, I keep coming back to this little no-nonsense, non fidley, point and shoot wonder. It is the easiest and the best of them all.

At first some pics were blurred, until I learned the secret of standing against something to brace myself, holding my breath as I shot the photo, and just using the focus feature like it says in the manual. And behold! Great pictures! I'm a big fan of natural light, and shoot most of my pictures without a flash, and try and fill the frame. That's what works for me anyway. Some people love to "set up" the shot, and that's fine - but I've learned that's not for me, I don't have time to fiddle - espicially when it's catching children in unaffected and natural states of being. I love spontaneous shots. And with this camera, those are within my reach.

It looks as nice as the "upper end" purse/pocket sized Cannons, (same size - but a tad thicker), it's much less complicated to use, and the price is unbelievably reasonable. Everyone should have one - even if it's just to have as a back up. You'll find yourself using it more than the one it's backing up. :)

This is a great camera for those who are not too tech savvy. I just took it on a vacation and came home with some great photos!

Several people who saw me using it, inquired about the BIG screen and the camera's ease of use. Have never considered myself a salesperson, but raved about it everywhere I went!

This is my seventh Finepix..A205 A210 A330 A340 A345 and A350 in addition to Finepix s602. I am teaching Digital Photography to Seniors and I highly recommend the Fuji Products. Those that

complain either are not holding the camera steady or not making

sure that the focus is right in the center.. When I move up to the next model camera, I usually give the older model to my niece, nephew, or granddaughter. Many of my former students are

making great photos with various digital cameras because they

are: Holding the camera steady, pressing the shutter release

halfway so the camera focusses and sets the exposure. Then after

clicking the shutter, holding the camera steady for about a second. I even recommend using the self timer for still subjects

so there is no chance of blurring the picture

I'm just a college student, and even I was unimpressed by this camera. The timing is awkward and the pictures are often out of focus. Of course, when you can get a good shot, it's lovely. I have a cheap, old digital camera that I was replacing with this one, and it isn't NEARLY as good as my old one. Bizarre.

I gave this camera to my son for his birthday. He will be going to China for 6 months, and wanted a small, light camera to take with him. Did I mention that the camera was also a very good price! He is extemely happy with the camera and has taken many pictures. He did mention that the camera needs a larger memory card, as it does not hold as many pictures as he would like, so I would suggest that anyone buying this get more memory. However, the camera is light, small, simple to use, and takes great pictures.

I liked it because of the design and the 3" screen first of all. After I got it and played with it a few days I got used to there being virtually no thumb space and the grainy look of the screen. But when you get used to the camera and that the pictures come out fine when you view them, you'll love the camera.

I received this as a Christmas gift today and was not pleased. It's way too tiny and flimsy for my taste and has a very female look and character to it. I gave it to my sister who agreed it wasn't a very masculine-looking camera. However, she claims it's the perfect size for her purse, lol. All the pictures I took with it came out either DARK or BLURRED. You really have to play around with it to achieve clear, bright pictures and I don't have the patience for it. Also the LCD screen easily scratches - again cheap. I've dealt with many digital cameras in the past and while I could have settled for this one, I'd much rather get something I feel confident about its quality of pics, features and appearance. The camera is perfect for the young teen crowd with little experience with a digital camera. All others be forewarned!!!

I bought this with giftcards I recieved from Christmas. The pictures came out VERY blurry. There is a hand icon that comes onto the screen when the camera shakes too much. Well every time I took a picture the hand icon came up. I adjusted settings and everything but it still came up. I would even put the camera down on a table but the hand icon would not go away. I take pictures of my kids mostly, who never hold still, and ALL the pictures came out blurry. I was very dissapointed and returned it. I got a Cannon that was only fifty dollars more and am MUCH happier.

I just bought this amazing camera today, played with it WHOLE day and the result was SUPERB! It has a large 3 inch LCD that is bright and clear! Picture quality is the most impressive part that the Fuji has improved their color in general but especially on skin tones. Addition to their "Real Photo Technology", it has a function that takes two pictures at once, one with natural light, one with flash! This is quiet useful! This camera IS easy to use, has fun games, nice design! You won't be disappointed!

I thought I would purchase an inexpensive 5MP camera from a "camera" (or at least film) company passing up the more expensive Canon line. I have taken close to 100 pictures and I am very disappointed. 1) Autofocus stinks - too many blurry pictures (heartbreaking); 2) Image in LCD too dark at night - you need to use the view finder or take picture "blind"; 3) Eats batteries - 2-AAs won't even last a day; 4) Menu difficult to navigate; 5) Slider selector on the back easily gets pushed into movie mode; 6) Flash stinks - you need to be on top of whatever object/subject you are taking a picture of; everything else is dark or black. Overall, I wish I can return it, but I already cut out the UPC symbol for my rebate.

Picture quality poor compared to 5mp Pentax I had. Also have had problem with the lens cover not opening all the way when I turn it on.

I bought this camera as my first camera, looking for something not too expensive with 5 megapixels and a 3x zoom.

The quality of the picture is good for a computer use but I haven't try to print or enlarge them.

The camera has some small troubles.

* The screen has not a very good quality and stay blocked some times on the last picture

* Once the camera stay blocked "open". I fix this by removing the battery and put them back, then I was able to turn it off.

* The camera don't deal very well if you take pictures of a dark place from a sunny place or opposite. You get some over-exposition or under exposition. I wasn't having this problem with a Canon I used from a friend during a trip.

My conclusion:

* It's a cheap one for a cheap use. You don't really worry about and get nice picture (I use these pictures for a web site and it works great)

* If you can, add 50-100$ for the same kind of camera but known to work well.

impressed with the quality of the camera,pictures look great. just as impressed with the quick service and delivery from Amazon. i was amazed when my delivery arrived several days before expected delivery date. i have been leary of ordering online but with this experience i will definetly do business with Amazon again.

It's an outstanding Digital Camera . its size is small to compare other Digital Cameras but its features and options are so vast , it doesn't have many functional bottons or arrow keys on the body of the Camera but it has many features ,options and camera control Functions through Menus appearing on the LCD , you can scroll , move , select and manage the menus on the LCD by the Simple Arrow Keys and bottons implemented on the body of the camera . The Quality of the pictures are outstanding for printing and seeing in the computer and you can easily zoom in to the objects because of the advanced quality ,however when you attach the camera to TV to see them on the TV screen ,some pics apear to be Blur and hazy but when you zoom to the objects you see a clear image on the TV screen, anyway the Quality of the pictures are so great when you download and see them in your PC . it's also capable to record with sound with a reasonable quality .

While we have only had the camera for a month, and have taken only about 60 photos, we are very satisfied with the camera. We are happy that we now have a small camera that you can take to any function by clipping on your belt, putting in your purse, or in my fly fishing chest pack--just in case... We have taken most photos on 3 MP, and find that they look excellent on 4 x 6 format. Haven't done any enlargements yet. We have another Finepix camera we use when we plan to get 8 x 10s or larger, anyway. Sticking with the same brand makes it easier to learn how to use the camera, as the logic is similar. We like that it uses AA batteries. Based on our past experience with rechargeables (negative), we just use off the shelf throw-away (oops, recyclable) AA alkaline batteries. Since they can be obtained cheaply and the charge does not diminish when you take them on a trip.