Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Fujifilm Instax Mini 12

I wanted to state that Amazon recommended the wrong bag but I noticed this before buying it. I ended up buying the following case: Case Logic SLRC-200 SLR Camera Holster, This case fits the camera perfect. The only caveat is if you want to put all the extras in the bag (charger, plug, usb cable, and lens hood), then it's a very tight fit and you need to put everything in a certain way. But, it will fit. This is fine for me since I would only put the charge, usb cables, etc in for a vacation. If you want to put extra stuff in it, then you won't have the room and may need a bigger bag. But, I love the bag and most of all, I love the camera so far. I am sure a DSLR is better, but for $329 on a lightening deal, we are pleased as could be and having a ton of fun taking pictures.Hope this helps with the bag selection. Also, you have to get the memory card. Otherwise, you can take about 5 to 20 pictures with the native memory. I bought the Transcend 16GB Class 10 SDHC Flash Memory Card and it works great.

From the initial reports I didn't think I would be saying that.The statements below are based on .jpg only as RAW processing for the X-S1 and most EXR sensored cams is still pretty iffy IMHO. Granted both cameras would benefit from RAW but I just don't feel Adobe or even Silkypix have address the EXR RAW conversion well enough to properly compare to the non EXR CCD sensor of the S100fs. So I feel the straight out of the cam .jpgs offer the most valid test at this time. Even more to the point is I don't have LR4 as I'm still existing just fine with Windows XP of which can't run LR4. And LR3 doesn't support the X-S1 RAF files so .jpegs it is for now.I finally decided to try the X-S1 and the only area where the S100fs betters the X-S1 is in pure visible resolution at ISO 100-200. If the S100fs rated a 10 for IQ at ISO 100-200 the X-S1 would rate a 9. However, above ISO 200 and the superior noise reduction of the X-S1 counters the extra resolution of the S100fs. The X-S1 also has a huge advantage in dynamic range and at ISO 400+. Even at DR100 which is base for both cameras the X-S1 has much better shadow visability and less highlight clipping as well. The auto focus is faster on the X-S1 but not necessarily more accurate. Even though they both have numerous external buttons I prefer the overall ergonomic layout of the X-S1. Don't get me wrong as I love my S100fs but lets face it, it is 4 year old technology. There is no doubt the optics on the S100fs are better and probably the IS as well. But the X-S1 excels is so many other areas its the overall winner to me. The obvious winning area of the X-S1 is the 1.4mp--.44 diameter EVF versus the 200K--.20 diameter EVF of the S100fs. Its like comparing a 19" color TV of the 1970's to a 50" Plasma today. The metal lens tube, the rubberized body and the 26x zoom versus the 14x of the S100fs all contribute to the X-S1 being the winner as well.But if you are only concerned about acuity and native resolution at base ISO and nothing else, then the S100fs is still the king.UPDATE...2-7-14After using my X-S1 with a 23A serial number for the last 18 months I decided to try one of newer 33A serial numbers at the ridiculously low $349. I feel the newer 33A has no lens droop or run out, the focus seems faster and the lens somewhat sharper. As with all zoom lenses they loosen up so we'll see how the drop and run out are affected. Obviously Fujifilm had made even more improvements over and above the lens/sensor swap of the 23A models. At least it sure looks that way to me. For the current $349 the X-S1 is an absolute steal.kd

It's been several years since I last purchased a new camera, so I did most of my research on-line then came to Amazon to shop price. The camera arrived on time which was important because we had a vacation to DC planned just after it's arrival date. I only had a couple of days to figure it out and it was a snap. It took great pictures and the features are awesome. The battery life was outstanding which is very important to me. I used it low light, indoors, at night, moving, etc. and it performed much better than expected. The best camera I've ever used or owned and the price was amazing.

I have used Fuji superzooms in the past with mostly good results. At first I had trouble getting all features to work. Fuji tech support by phone was excellent. Less than a minute spent with them resulted in "open the menu, go to reset, click OK" which reset all options to factory settings - problem solved. My limited experience so far has revealed amazing competency with low light, image stabilization, and super sharp images. I bought this as backup for my 4/3 and micro 4/3 cameras (two of each) but it may become my main camera.

The larger than normal sensor(for super zoom and bridge cameras) pays off nicely in this camera. The image quality in good to great light is fantastic and the features, performance and build of this camera are excellent.This does give you better high iso / low light performance than your average super zoom camera but will not rival a DSLR.. it's just a matter a physics as the larger sensor in a DSLR will be more sensitive to light and thus produce less noise. What you will get with this camera is the convenience of a 26x (24-624mm)zoom range without every having to change the lens and worry about getting dust on your sensor.Pros:Great image quality at ISO 400 and belowDecent image quality between ISO 400 and 800 in comparison to other super zoom camerasBuilt like a tank, very solidThere is a button for just about everything and you will rarely have to go into the menu systemVery fast burst rateMany, many bells and whistlesGreat battery lifeManual focus works wellAuto focus is fast in good lightVirtually no shutter lagExcellent viewfinder and LCDCons:Image quality above ISO 800 should only be used for 5x7 prints or viewing on the web in smaller sizesLCD tilts up and down but does not rotateAuto focus on the long end of the zoom in lower light sometimes hunts and is slowThe only reason this does not get a 5 is the occasionally auto focus glitches but I still highly recommend this camera.

WOW! I own an $1800 semi-professional DSLR and bought this camera for a friend who is getting started into photography. I AM IMPRESSED! For the money, this camera is A-1 in my book. It is easy to operate but still allows the user to advance when the time is right. I ran it through its paces for several days and it compares VERY favorably with my expensive camera ---and the cost of the camera was about one-third of what I paid for just the lens for my semi-professional camera.

If you go back and read all the reviews concerning this camera upon its release, there were a couple of main concerns: 1) the price was too high at $799 putting the purchaser up in DSLR territory, and 2) the sensor had issues with spectacular highlights.Both of the these issues have been eliminated. At the current price point , the X-S1 with a new sensor really has no competition if you are looking for a super zoom for versatility and better than average image quality. No one who buys a bridge camera should expect image quality to compete with DSLR's that have much larger sensors. This camera produces very good to excellent images in most situations.It's a no-brainer.

The camera is a little heavy but I knew it would be with glass lenses & stronger constuction.I have taken the clearest pictures with it and think its great. I have bought fuji cameras for a long time and think they are a great value.

Its a good all in one solution, especially for those times you don't want to carry a DSLR and a bunch of lenses. Not great at action shots and of course not perfect, but all in all a good camera if you get it at a good price.

This camera works really grate, the quality is amazing for the less than 400 dlls., Light wait, fast speed shutter, durable, grate video quality. The contras: Low speed on focus and macro modes. Is not to easy to select areas for exposure or focus out of the center.

The X-S1 is one of the best buys I have made! Great color images, best built super zoom I have owned. The viewfinder is large and bright. A large camera it is, but I like that. You can point and shoot and get nice images, or learn all the modes and have great photo's.I will keep this cam until I wear it out, that will take some time. A great great buy! Manuel zoom is a joy to use, I like almost like every thing about it.

I'm a novice photographer and this Camera is much better than those small point and shoot cameras. Since this camera has a larger CMOS sensor in it, I get better quality pictures. I have the option to use preprogrammed options or just point and shoot. So far, both my wife and I have taken some great pictures and we plan to learn more as we use the camera.

This is one awesome camera. I'm and expert photographer. 35 years experienceFocus great, fast, exr great and special mode great night shots. This is the perfect camera for 98% of the people. A few people said that at 600mm the pictures are not sharp. My question is what are they compairing it to. I compared to DSLR with 450mm and at 450 mm on each the x-s1 was sharper. My friend alan shoot a F4 600mm canon cost over $7500.00, if they are comparing X-s1 camera to that lens yes the f4 600mm canon get real. I did a lot of shots at 600mm they are pretty good. to get them great you have to use a tripod just like the $7500. lens. Bottom line this is a great camera.

I like this camera in many ways, the the solid build, the manual zoom, the clear LCD's, the colors, dynamic range and low noise in the pictures, especially in low light conditions.However, I found it impossible to get pictures that were sharp when enlarged to screen resolution. Especially towards the corners images are washed out (soft) and blurry and that's why I sent the camera back.I also got a Panasonic FZ200 from Amazon simultaneously and though the noise level (graininess) is higher, even at low ISO settings, the pictures are crisp and focused.If the X-S1 had better lenses with sharper images, I would have definitely preferrd it to the FZ200.

got this camera for my wife, she is a beginner photographer. she has always used point and shoot type cameras in the past. This camera is definitely more complicated to use, and has taken her some time to learn all the ins and outs, but the quality of photos are amazing ! the Zoom is incredible on this camera too!! she loves it and highly recommends it !

Plenty 'nough said in other reviews.Best bang for buck camera around.Kind of beefy.Not for someone looking for a little handheld point and shoot.NOT A POCKET camera either.Lots of bells and whistles.All good!.;^)

Fuji has several design flaws caused by cheap manufacturing practices. I myself and several friends have had the exact same failure on the power switch, that makes the camera useless. When under warranty Fuji will fix it if you pay for shipping, but then you have paid over full price for a refurbished item. A say this with disgust, because I had less than fifty photos on mine when it broke; the technician said it was a common problem and an easy fix. They also said they would next day return the item so I would have it for a trip that weekend. I ended up buying a new camera to replace a virtually brand new camera that should have been great. Now I have a few hundred dollar paper weight.

It's an okay camera but I'm not totally happy with the sharpness of the digital images. Do seem like I have to do a little bit more postprocessing than other cameras I've used.

I have had the camera only two months and one of the command dials broke off with a gentle touch. I have requested help from the seller. Waiting for a reply. More to come.John Nickelson

This camera has a lot to like for the price. Really enjoying the lens, you can zoom right in when you need to.

I love this camera it is easy to use and takes great photos there is so much you can do with it, all you need to do is read the owners manuel if your not familiar with camera's like this. If you want better photos than the cheaper cam this is one you should check out, Im so happy I bought this and love the results.

This is a good optical camera, and it takes time to focus because it is manual stabilizer, you can use a tripod to take a really good picture, but the handheld is very difficult to hold it steady.I like the view finder, it is very well built, when you get it close to your eyes, it turns off the LCD display and turn on the view finder, very convenience feature that you can see through it. And the viewfinder is large enough to see.The price was $649.95 yesterday, and suddenly went down to $399.95, it was Amazon Today's Deal, but the next day, it is only $20.00 different ...

This is my dream cam i love fujifilm and i love lenses for company good lock fujifilm and im wait new version from camera's professional

My number is 34 so its made in 2013 & in the last quarter of year. Seems the problems was fixed. This camera has it all.