Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Fujifilm Instax Mini 12

This is my 2nd Fujifilm Camera I buy in less than 01 Year. I already own the Fiuji HS30-EXR which I bought from Amazon 10 months ago. I thought the HS30 was the best Bridge I will ever owned but this X-S1 is by far the Best Bridge high Performance Digital camera you can get ok?. This Camera has the largest Sensor (2/3 inch) of its class and comes with Manual Zoom and Manual Focus (Optional) because it has 03 types of Auto Focus which works pretty well. The IQ of this Camera in low light or difficult lighting conditions is unbeatable. You can shoot in RAW or RAW +JPG or just JPG for up to 3200 ISO with excellent results. The many, many settings possibilities set this Bridge Camera apart from its Competition and at this Price point right now ($349,00) there is no Camera in the market that can beat the X-S1 in any terrain. Also if you are a beginner you have the Special EXR Auto Shooting Mode which lets the Camera shine in any lighting Condition automatically for you. You won't believe the high Quality of the Photos this camera can take when used in that Mode. All the old problems reported on this Camera at the beginning of this Camera (2002) were Fixed completely with these new batch or run of these Camera (New Lens and New Firmware 1.01). Just make sure the Serial Number on the Camera is 32A or 33A or 34A and you will get a perfect performing camera. The battery last very long (I am getting around 300 shots using the LCD intensively). If you use the EVF only you can get up to 400 shots easily. But if you plan to shoot a lot (which I think you will once you Test the camera) please buy a spare battery. I got the non Fuji brand for $9,00 and it is as good as the Original that came with the Camera from Fuji.Do yourself a favor and if you can buy this Camera ASAP. Once it is gone, itis gone. You will not be dissapointed at all. It is a joy to use this Camera with its Silky smooth zoom (barrel), its many Configurations and endless shooting possibilities and its High built Quality and performance. There is none other out there Like this Bridge camera. I am sure of that.Aaron...

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Вновь вдохновили меня на фотографии. Я продал все шмотки (свадебный фотограф на 4 года), потому что он стал работать, а не страсть. Надоело тащить снаряжение, куда бы я ни пошел. Эта камера дает зеркалка качества на четверть цены и размер! Он восстановил мою истинную страсть к фотографии. Я скучаю нижние отверстия как 1.2 50мм на моем 5Д перевезите, но это достойная жертва для уменьшения размера и удобства.

As a an advanced hobbyist I have bought & sold numerous cameras over the years. From 35mm, Medium format, Micro 4/3 & DSLR's. I can confidently say that the Fujifilm XS1 has all the features I desire wrapped in one. For starters I am a big fan of "Bridge Cameras". I like a fixed lens that can go from wide angle to telephoto without swapping glass. I like not having to worry about the sensor being exposed to dust. The DSLR style body is solid and has a great big grip to grab onto. The lens barrel is all metal. The zoom is achieved by twisting the lens barrel, no fiddly switch next to the shutter release. Lots of external controls is a must as I generally don't want to go menu diving to change settings like focus mode, ISO, white balance, exposure compensation etc. A hot shoe is a must since the built in pop up flash is underpowered for distant subjects. Now, all the bridge cameras I owned had small sensors, usually 1/3" & some slightly bigger at 1/2". The XS1 sensor is 2/3" which does a great job with many prosumer/advanced point & shoot cameras. Image quality is outstanding, it acquires focus very fast, is great in low light, and does have RAW/JPEG capability. The camera is as big as a DSLR & quite heavy. It's meant for someone who wants a serious photography tool & is built like a tank. It has a nice textured, rubberized finish to hold onto. The EVF is the best I've seen at 1.44 million pixels. The articulating rear LCD is 460K. I have not used this for shooting video although it is full HD and has a mini HDMI out. Overall this camera is a real winner & at the current price of $350 , no other vendors come near this price (I've seen it between $600-$700).Excellent job Fuji.

I have been involved in Photography for over 45 years. Started with Nikon and Minolta 35 mm, Twin Lens reflex and eventually digital. I know a little bit about it. I was looking for a camera that would allow me to experience the DSLR feel and functionality but achieve this with one camera and lens. In my opinion, the Fuji X-S1 comes about as close as you are going to get. I have taken about 100 test shots and overall have been very impressed. I know there have been some reviews complaining about Image sharpness, grain, soft focus and image stabilization but if you know enough about the various aspects of photography you can achieve some very good results. I have tested enlargements to 8x10 with good results. The automatic modes on this camera are very good, giving even the novice an excellent chance of taking very pleasing images. I think one needs to be careful about when to and not to use flash. The Lens on this camera allows one to photograph at very low light levels. Since the flash is manually operated, it may not be used. This may lead to a lot of the problems stated. In my opinion, this camera is not nor was it intended to replace the DSLR. People need to think about that before they complain about issues this camera was not meant to address. I cannot tell you how many people I have encountered with elaborate DSLR cameras that don't have a glue how to use it to its fullest extent. A lot of them simply use them as a point and shoot. In my opinion, the Fujiflim X-S1 is a camera that will produce a lot of very good images for a lot of folks. It will also allow an individual to grow in photography.There is one area that I was not overly pleased with. The camera does not include an AV cable. To me this is an important accessory for transferring images from camera to DVD recorder. I soon learned that Fuji did not make one for this camera. Third party vendors also were of no help.

First, you must know what you are getting into when you buy/use this camera.WHAT IT IS NOT: this is not a DSLR replacement for use at high ISO's, it will not replace a top end video capable micro-4/3 camera or similar (ex. GH2/GH3), it's AF is not as fast the Olympus OM-EM5, It's sensor is smaller than m/43 but larger than the average point & shoot and other bridge cameras. It is NOT for pixel-peepers.NOTE/CAVEAT: If you have a body with a serial number starting with the numbers 21 or 22, this is an old production unit and will most likely have the noted (in other reviews) sensor blooming and lens issues. I have a SN 23X.... (replaced by Fuji with a new camera) and it is perfect for these two issues.WHAT THIS CAMERA EXCELS AT:1) Good ISO performance for sensor size up to ISO 800, 1600 useable.2) Excellent MANUAL zoom, silky smooth. Note, it does have a rubber gasket you can hear (internally) if you put your ear up to it - this is a good thing.3) Optics are sharp, contrasty and the lens alone is worth the price IMO. f/2.8-5.6 is nice for the range.4) The FPS is nice an speedy if you need it5) Shoots full HD, but does not have full manual control, but for most causal video people this isn't an issue. If you are a video enthusiast, look elsewhere.6) Great Fuji auto-white balance7) Great Fuji colors8) Full manual control on the photographic side of the camera9) Weather sealed to a certain level - although not completely. Ex. There ARE seals in the lens, battery door, connection port door, SD card door, ,etc. I cannot confirm seals internally around knobs. The Canadian Fuji site called it sealed, but the USA site does not. Keep this in mind.10) The body, while large, is a joy to hold and use, high quality feel vs. the cheaper plastic cameras11) The EVF is great IMO - nice and large, comparable to my old Panasonic GH112) Nice built in flash that is pretty powerful for its size (good to about 20') with excellent exposureOverall, if you are a photo enthusiast who KNOWS how to get the most from a camera and is willing to learn this camera inside and out it can be very rewarding and is in a class of it's own overall. BUT, if you are looking for a more consumer oriented fun bridge with some better video, look at the Panasonic FZ200 or step up to micro 4/3.For daylight shooting, this beast is excellent and I do not miss my DLSRs at all. It's AF is quick to lock (with the newer serial numbers IMO) and I've successfully used it for action as well. Overall, for what you get for you money, I don't think you can go wrong. YES, you can get better IQ with a DSLR body. But the tele lenses you will get are slower on the short end (f/3.5) and will put the cost higher in the end if you want to keep cost down. Sure, you could match the DSLR to a nice 70-200mm f/2.8 lens and it would smoke the X-S1, but those lenses are $1000+. For the PACKAGE, it's a great option.This camera is not the only camera I shoot with, for ultimate image quality, I prefer my Fuji X100 which is a stellar performer. I've shot with many high end DSLR's and some of the best glass around and that's the background for this review. For what it is, the X-S1 is very nice!

Если вам нравится работать с премьер-объективы, то эта камера является блестящим. Новейшая оптическая/гибридный видоискатель работает очень хорошо и программное обеспечение, особенно в гладкой производить отличные снимки. Не точка и стрелять на любом участке, но именно это делает ее столь привлекательной.

There are other reviews here that will go over more details about the camera, and I won't try to duplicate what's already been covered.I am more than satisified with this camera, happy that I got it, and have no second thoughts about it. I got the X-S1 initially because I wanted a camera that could shoot RAW, but didn't think I could afford going up to a full DSLR. At one time I shot a lot of 35mm film, but for a long time I've just been satisifed with point-and-shoot digital.This camera has reignited my love of photography. It's possible I may want to move up t a DSLR someday, but right now I've got enough to do learning this camera, and learning how to see photographs again. I've had this for several months, and still haven't explored all of it's features.You could get this camera and just take photographs on full auto mode, but it seems to me that would be a waste. This camera can let you take control of the of the process. And even if you ruin a few (or many) shots while you're practicing, it's not like film, where bad shots cost you money.Only you can really decide if this is the camera for you, but I would reccomend that you consider it. If you're looking for a different kind of camera, then you're probably not even looking at these reviews.

My first Fujifilm camera was a 6900Z I loved that camera since day one. It was extremely fast at navigating throughout all of the manual settings. Thus why I have had it for so long. No other camera would satisfy me the way the6900Z did. Until I decided to jump on a limb and order this. I am blown away at the build quality. It is an amazing camera to handle. Amazing grip, amazing look, and amazing quality. The Electronic Viewfinder is EXTREMELY clear. I mean like BAM!!! amazing. I hate using a screen to take pictures and the Viewfinder on this beast is simply gorgeous.Picture quality is simply stunning as well. I took it out on a hike the day after it arrived at my doorstep. I could not be happier with the quality and brilliance of the photos. Keeping in mind that I only shoot photos using the manual mode. I can not say how the auto mode picture quality is, but I'm sure it is great.The manual mode is very easy and simple to navigate through. The main reason for this purchase was the simplicity and ease to navigate while in manual mode.Battery life is very long too. I took multiple pictures and the battery is still showing full life. "only using viewfinder to take pictures"All in all I say this is an amazing buy. For the price, no one can beat the quality of this camera. As for the lens droop everyone talks about, I have not noticed it. Even if it did, the quality of the picture would not change or distort in any way.Fujifilm has my heart and always will. Great camera and great company!!!

I purchased thew XS-1 from Amazon.com's Warehouse deal used. It 's a 14.....Series Serial number. I say this because when taking a shot of the moon, well after Amazon's return deadline, all I was able to get was a bright disc and no features. Fuji repairs says that the camera in this series has orbs issues, specular light, and will not focus on bright subject matters. I wish that I had known this up front because I could have returned the camera to Amazon who are usually good about these things. Now it's going to costs me to get it fixed. Otherwise this is a good camera for all around photography except in low light. The camera behaves itself on a tripod except shooting bright subject matters. It is well built like a tank and the flip screen is very useful.Be careful buying used cameras, especially Fuji, from Amazon without finding out which series you are buying. I will be more careful in the future. It will cost me a fortune to get it fixed. Amazon shame, shame, shame. Now shame on me.Update:7/3/2013The camera was sent to Fuji for repair of the specular light issue and they replaced the lens and maybe the sensor as they don't actually indicate in thier invoice. Although the camera was out of warranty, due to the age, and the fact that I brought the camera used from Amazon warehouse, Fuji did the repairs for the costs of labor and shipping (under $120 U.S.). However they had the camera for over one month before I got it back. This was unusual for Fuji as I have dealt with them before. The delay was probably due to making a decision as to whether to charge me for the costs of the parts. I will say, though, that I like Fuji, it's products and it's service. I still use Amazon.com as they are the most trusted internet retailer, IMO. I will continue to remind you that you must determine the serial number of any Fuji digital camera or any digital camera before you buy it used from the warehouse or anywhere else then check if the serial lot had any problems. From my experience with Fuji camera's the serial number of their cameras are important and are connected to any problems associated with that particuliar lot of cameras. By the way my fujifilm XS-1 now works great I was able to take a great photo of the Super Moon the other night and just used it in a wedding to (learn to operate the controls before attempting this). I will try to post a photo, if possible. This a wonderful, all around camera for the price I paid for it from Amazon's Warehouse deals.

Biggest issue with this camera was that it was not new. Apparently Amazon repackages returns and sells as new. Please note, the camera was impeccable with no cosmetic flaws and was a 33Axxxx, but the date and time had already been set. I have no problem with this as I like Amazon's return policy, but they should post a disclaimer on the site.The camera is great, but big. Bigger than I thought. Bigger than some compact DSLR's from Nikon, Canon. But it is also rugged and built like a tank. No plastic components here. The grip and balance are great, however so it handles well. The manual zoom is a delight to use. You will smile everytime you zoom in or out it is so smooth. The internals are the same as the X10 I own and so the images look great to me color wise. You do need to learn some settings as the camera offers many options. I recommend the X10 book available on Amazon as the settings are the same between the two cameras. Considering the wide zoom range this is a perfect 1 camera solution for travel. Many people are not aware the body is partially weather sealed.Pros:Current price is an incredible bargain.Large sensor for high ISO shots without noiseWide zooom from 24mm to 634mm equivalentManual zoom for smooth zoom actionBest electronic viewfinder I have ever used and automatic switching from LCD to EVF even with eyeglassesCons:Weight and size are larger than other superzoomsLens wobbles slightly at full extension which is unnerving, but doesn't affect image quality

Revisited 10/16/12 - added one starThe XS-1 has significantly come down in price since this review was posted. While I still think it's photo quality is only marginally better than your typical superzoom, it offers a feature set like none of the other superzooms on the market and really is the ultimate bridge camera. I only hope that Fuji has worked out some of the bugs with the later copies of this camera. And it needs to have better RAW support as well. For $600 though, you get quite a bit of camera for your money.The bottom line on this camera is that the image quality is no better than your average point and shoot. For an $800 camera, that's rather disapponting to say the least. As a point of reference, I have also shot with the Canon SX40HS and Panasonic Lumix FZ150. Both of those turn out about the same level of IQ as the XS-1 and don't seem to have as many other operational flaws with them (and cost almost half what the XS1 does).Granted the XS1 blows the FZ150 and SX40HS out of the water with its feature set and the EVF is one of the best I ever used. But what good is any of that if this $800 camera turns out photos that look just okay?The camera is also a monster in the size department. Just slightly smaller than the 60d. I actually wouldn't have an issue with that if the overall performance was good. It's comfortable to grip and feels pretty well-made. My understanding is that there is also some degree of weather-sealing with the camera. Which is ironic because when I used the camera on a breezy day yesterday the screen would start flickering in the stronger wind gusts. I have never experienced that on a camera before.As I mentioned before, the robust feature set is one of the camera's strong points. It basically has all of the options and controls that a mid-level DSLR does and it is fun to explore all the settings that the camera has. I like the different film simulation modes it has.The camera's performance is rather good in a lot of respects. It's quick to power on, the autofocus (when it works correctly) is fast and shot-to-shot times are good. That coupled with the EVF can make it enjoyable to shoot with when the camera isn't acting up.Like I mentioned, image quality just has too many flaws considering its sensor size and price. My copy of this camera routinely overexposes, display visible aliasing, and details get smudged in a lot of instances. It's interesting that the X10, for all its flaws, seems to utilize this sensor's full potential a lot better and has significantly better photo quality than the XS1 does. While neither cameras can match the ISO performance of DSLR or ILCs, the X10 held up pretty well again the DSLRs at the lower ISOs in terms of image quality. Not the case with the XS1 though. While I can fully understand and expect softness at longer focal lengths, it just doesn't perform well at any focal length.Another major flaw is the image stabilization leaves something to be desired. When extended to its full 624mm, you either have to have a steady hand or use a tripod to get a decent shot. Granted I had these same types of issues witht the FZ150, but that is a much cheaper camera overall. I would be more inclined to forgive that on a $450 camera vs. an $800 camera.Also the autofocus refuses to lock on from time-to-time. The X10 had the same issue which leads me to believe that Fuji needs to do more work on their AF systems. The AF is fast when it works, but again, these are issues that cameras half the XS1's price don't exhibit.I know there are those that will say I'm being overly picky given its a superzoom. But charging almost double what the other guys are means that I rightfully expect something better than your average superzoom. And what you get for your money just isn't that great. It's not the worst camera you can buy and it has a couple of strengths. But the final result is just not up to par and I think there are better ways to spend your $800 than on the XS1.

Unfortunately at the time I purchased this camera, Amazon's price had mysteriously increased. I've been involved with photography for forty years before the birth of digital. I've used 4x5 view cameras, a 6x7, 35mm Nikons, a Leica 3 and a Olympus 1/2 frame 35mm. My first digital was a Fuji 4900z that impressed me even with its meager pixel count.Since then, I've tried a Canon S3is and a Lumix DMC-ZS19, both adequate but lack a jen sais pas picture quality that the Fuji sensor provides, not unlike the picture quality of the Leica lenses.I acquired the X-S1 about a month ago and am impressed with the build quality, its features and most of all it image quality ["IQ"].I recommend the addition of UV and Polarizing filters. Besides enrichening IQ, these add protection to the front element of the excellent lens from dust, fingerprints or scratches. Also, if you hand hold more often than not, an aftermarket leather strap would be a worthwhile substitution as the supplied strap isn't as supple for hand wrapping and tensioning, a tip I learned at photography school and endorse from experience.I look forward to years of enjoyment with the X-S1 and recommend it to anyone with a serious interest in photography.

Отличная камера, но только с европейской вилкой для зарядного устройства, которое было хорошо, как я живу в Великобритании, повезло-это стандартный адаптер у меня был уже, но может быть большие неудобства, если бы я сделал НТ это.

Once upon a time, I had a Fuji S9000 as my primary camera. It was once advertised as a "DSLR Killer". Of course it wasn't, but one of my most memorable images was made with that camera. So I've always had a soft spot for Fuji's bridges. After the sf100, I felt that Fuji (and others) were trying to do too much with these cameras. Zooms are inherently a compromise compared to primes, and the longer the zoom, the more the image will suffer. To get the longer reach, today's superzooms have to use smaller sensors to keep the size down.When the XS1 was announced, I had long moved onto to DSLR's, but I always kept an eye on Fuji, since I figured I would never have a system with that kind of reach. I loved the idea of the XS1, but I did not like the price, and the infamous orb problem in the early run all but killed the XS. That's why there has been an HS20, 30, 35, and 50 since the XS1. It's unfortunate because once you get past the early quality control problems, the XS1 is way ahead of the HS in build quality. The zoom is buttery smooth compared to the HS series. I would have liked some of the improvements made for the HS50, but I could not resist the quality of the zoom on the XS1. You can't go wrong with either one.I'm still getting a feel for the menu and handling, and this rough winter has taken some of my opportunities. But I have some opportunities scheduled for later this month. Can't wait!

Обновлены от х10 до этого, очевидно, это огромная разница. Тем не менее это очень удобно и дает превосходное качество картинки. Потрясающие камеры.

Я люблю его. Его так удобно носить с собой, ведьма хороша, как однажды моя подружка попросила меня "фотокамера или мне" и я двигаюсь !

Это рабочая лошадка камеры. Если бы я был только один это было бы его

After being more or less satisfied with the Fuji SL300 I purchased from Amazon, I wanted something more versatile. I ran all the webs for a better Fuji Camera. Im not a pro so a dslr was not in the cards. I am not able to purchase other lenses for a dslr so the next best thing was the Fuji X-S1. As close to pro as I wanted to be. I received it in pristine condition and with serial #33 so I know it was after 2012. The pictures this takes are fantastic. The menu is easy to use. It is a manual zoom unlike the motorized zoom on the SL300. Im getting used to it so far. It will do everything that I want a camera to do. Two things tho: Most of the other cameras that I researched from other manufacturers seem small, fragile and toy like. This Fuji is huge and solid. It wont fit in your pocket. The minute you pick it up, you can feel its quality. Worth every penny, and its MADE IN JAPAN and not friggiin China!

A really, really good super zoom type camera!Fast accurate focus, occasional missed focus, but easy to tell in the great viewfinder, and easy to just shoot again.Lens is sharp and high quality.Zoom and manual focus rings are smooth and easy!A great electronic view finder. Unbelievable at this price point. Large and bright and easy to use with auto switching between the screen( very nice also) and the evf.The lens is amazing, sharp throughout it's 24mm to 624mm range!A nice and sharp macro lens also, with focus up to 1cm away! Really!I have a 33A serial number and it is a perfect version of Fujifilm's intent for this camera.Nice 2/3rds type CMOS sensor, very good higher ISO results in a super zoom class camera!Perfect for outdoors activity and very usable in indoor circumstances also!Best super zoom ever made by Fujifilm and one of the best, period.

Bought this for my wife so she could get better photos of our 2 young boys while they are growing up.I had researched and read up a lot of several cameras and found this one. The price was basically chopped in 1/2 from the original price since the unit is discontinued, but this thing is amazing.Take the time to read the manual and learn how to properly use it, you will greatly benefit from it. But, with a lot of things we just use the Auto settings and it takes amazing photos...I would HIGHLY recommend this camera to anyone from total beginner wanting a nice camera to the the semi-pro photographer. Obviously you can spend thousands on a camera, but for the price this thing will wipe out about anything else I've seen in the same price range.

I have been waiting to get this camera for so long and finally got it, feels great in your hand, has a lot of functions and image quality is great.The camera has a very fast AF, mine is a Serial number 33A and no problems with lenses or image quality, the only problem is that has so many options and I am still learning how to use properly, it is a lot better compared to the other superzooms I owned previously (Basically the top of the line Kodaks), now my old Kodaks look like a toy next to this camera.Works great in low light conditions and I am able to raise ISO all the way up to 1250 and see practically no noise on the pictures, so I am very happy with it.

The XS1 Fuji Camera works great. Haven't found any con's yet, all positives. Has so many shooting functions and options I've just barely scratched the surface of possibilities. I like the manual zoom as that's what I used back in the day. I'm not fond of the power zooms of today although they make sense on the smaller cameras. I would highly recommend this camera. I have an expensive Nikon SLR system with many extra lenses and I love it. But I find myself reaching for the Fuji when I need some quick shots. Use my Nikon when I need more specialized lenses.

I bought this for my wife as a Christmas gift and we have both enjoyed it. As neither of us our much of photographers, I decided to go with a "bridge" camera before diving into a DSR. We have been very pleased so far and we still have a lot functions and features on the camera that we have yet to explore. 12 MP is plenty for our needs as the pictures look great. I wish (for this and all cameras) there was an auto-stabilization feature once you get into the manual zoom, but I guess that's what a tripod is for.