Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Fujifilm Instax Mini 12

I have had a silver one of these for years and years. I carried it through high school, through a year in Iraq, and it has never failed me. My wife bought me a Canon camera that I took to Iraq with me as well, and it stopped working about a month, and the Fujifilm Z5 took a lickin' and kept on tickin'. The only problem I've noticed is that if something is moving really fast it tends to blur, and it's kind of hard to record decent quality video in low light situations. Overall though, it's a great camera that I hope continues to serve me for many more years to come.

I had been looking to purchase this camera for a while because I had read some very good things about it. I am not a pro nor do I do photography as a serious hobby. I do however like a nice camera for those times when I want to keep special memories alive. I have only had the camera for a few days, but it seems to be great so far. There is definitely a learning curve here, but I am confident that I will be able to learn what I need to learn to get the most out of it. It is heavy in the hand and a little on the large size, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.Also, I got it from Amazon warehouse deals for a fabulous price!!!!! No way I could have gotten this price for this quality anywhere else (not even Ebay). Way to go Warehouse deals!

This works ok. About what you expect for the money. Nothing I can recall as particularly notable or special, though

Updated July 4, 2013:

I lost the original charger for my Fuji Fine-Pix 210T camera. It is the one I carry around all the time in my pocket. As others have mentioned, the battery upgrade from the 750mAh to 1100mAh is nice and of course the battery lasts nearly twice a long. However, one needs to be aware when charging that the polarity is reversed on the charger:

The polarity of the charger poles are opposite of the battery! Yes, Negative and Positive are swapped. If you look at the batteries you will note that one side has two connectors and the other has one connector. If you look at the charger you will find the same. Two connectors on one side and one on the other.

You MUST insert the battery in to the charger OPPOSITE from the way you would expect. Flip the battery 180 degrees so the two contacts are on the side of the charger with one contact, and the one contact side of the battery is on the side of the charger with the two contacts on the battery. You will know you have it correct when the battery snaps in to place and begins to charge. If you insert the battery incorrectly (that is with the two contacts on the battery matching the two contacts on the charger, the battery will NOT SNAP IN TO PLACE, and you won't be able to charge the battery. Consider this a safe guard.

For the price you are getting two batteries of 1100mAh capacity compatible with all the listed items and the charger. Light on the charger will be orange, and turn green when fully charged. There is no overcharge concern. The charger shuts off when the battery is fully charged.

Works very well.

Super fit and function, compact size and convenient swing out plug. Perfect substitute for expensive OEM batteries.

This truly is an amazing camera and very well built, I really like the all-metal lens hood. The camera strap is nice and battery longevity is superb. The manual zoom is very smooth and all the controls are great. For $350, I don't think you find a better camera. I also purchased the Case Logic DCB-306 camera case and the X-S1 fits in there great even with the lens hood attached. I am extremely happy with my X-S1 and case. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention, this camera takes outstanding photos! I have only owned the camera a short time, but at this juncture, I have not one negative to report. The only issue some people might have is it is very solid and not a light-weight camera, but to me, that just tells me it's made well and not just a piece of plastic. I think if you do purchase this camera, you will be very satisfied.

I'm enjoying learning how to use the camera and all it's functions but the included battery charger is a different story. I haven't seen any reviews concerning the problem I have. The camera comes with a NP-95 battery which does not fit the Fujifilm BC-65N battery charger that was also included with the camera. The charger was made for a battery that is about a 1/4" longer and the battery does not stay in touch with the contacts to recharge without my having to wedge something into the space to keep the battery seated correctly. Has anyone else had a similar problem or did I received the wrong charger? It's very inconvenient, I have to constantly readjust the battery to charge it.

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.

I use these batteries in my Fuji X10, which is known for eating batteries at a pretty fast rate. I haven't measured them precisely, but as far as I can tell these batteries last about as long as any others I've used. They have taken maybe a dozen re-charges without problems, but I can't speak for their durability beyond that. The charger works well, and I like the fact that the kit includes adapters for cars and European-style receptacles.

We usually carry at least two spare batteries for when the battery inside our camera runs low, in case we see the shot of a lifetime and want to shoot multiple stills or shoot a movie of a scene or event.

This Wasabi Power batteries-plus-charger package is offered here at an excellent price and it is a real value for what is included in that price. We have scant basis (yet) to evaluate the Wasabi Power batteries' longevity in the field, but we do not doubt that the Wasabi Power batteries will be the equal of Fujifilm-branded batteries to keep our camera running.

We do, however, have an issue with the MARKETING of these batteries, which is the reason that we gave the product only three stars. The phrase, "Premium Cells from Japan," is printed right on the FRONT of each Wasabi Power NP-50 battery. The Amazon product description includes the phrase, "Japanese cells." On the BACK of each Wasabi battery, however, is the legend, "Made in China." (We posted images of the front and back of the Wasabi batteries on Amazon's product description page.) These batteries are Chinese-made batteries masquerading as "Japanese cells" or as batteries "from Japan." Decide for yourself if that makes a difference to you.

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.

I Love This Camera. I HAVE USED IT ON A TRIPOD AND MONOPOD AND THE RESULTS HAVE BEEN STUNNING. i HAVE EXPERIENCED NO IMAGE SOFTNESS AT THE EXTREME TELEPHOTO SETTING. I HAVE ONLY TESTED IT AT ISO 100 FOR THE FINEST QUALITY AND I CAN TELL YOU IT PRODUCES VERY SHARP PHOTOS AT EVERY FOCAL LENGHT SETTING I HAVE TRIED. AT THIS PARTICULAR PRICE POINT OF $349.00 IT IS AN ABSOLUTE STEAL AND WOULD SUGGEST YOU PURCHASE IT BEFORE AMAZON MOVES THE PRICE UPWARDS. MY SERIAL NUMBER STARTS WITH 33 AND HAVE EXPERIENCED NO PROBLEMS SUCH AS LENS DROOP OR WHITE ORBS. A GREAT CAMERA AT A SUPER PRICE.The X-S1 IS SOME BABY. The more I USE IT THE MORE I can't wait to use it and Love it.

This camera has a real quality feel to it. I can't believe I got such a great camera for a little over $300! I think this camera was over $800 when first released a few years ago. I haven't had a chance to take very many pictures yet but I am confident it will perform well based on the many reviews I read about it across the net. I am an amateur photographer that is moving up from a point and shoot camera. I am not expecting this camera to perform like an SLR because it is not an SLR but should be a perfect bridge camera for the price that I paid. Amazon delivered it in perfect shape and it is one of the later serial numbers that had previous firmware problems resolved. Kudos Amazon!

This is the battery charger that the manufacturer sells with the batteries as a unit. The charger does not fit batteries therefore the batteries will not charge. What a waste of money!!

Throw the batteries away, as they are JUNK, the charger is good though. It does take its sweet time recharging

update. After 6 months the cord to the charger has broken internally making the charger useless after little use

A sleek and nice point an shoot camera @ 100$ is just too good. Made in Japan makes the build quality a cut above the rest.

The item was as described, arrived expeditiously with no issues. It charged right up and the battery fit my camera.

Well a little about me, i'm a backpacker and was looking for a light weight, long lasting battery. Kinda stumbled on this battery and company on amazon.

My opinion of the wasabi battery by blue nook

I took a chance and ordered 3 of these wasabi batteries. Well i'm defniately very happy with my purchase. Well as you may notice the mah on the wasabi battery is 1100. This is basically how much power it will hold. The battery that came with my expensive camera was only 750 mah. I went to a few chain stores and they had after market batteries but they were only 650 mah and were double the price of wasabi batteries. After looking online at other batteries from other companies they were even less mah and even more expensive. These other online retailers and chain stores do this so you will have to purchase more batteries. Well I made the obvious choice of the cheaper priced wasabi battery. But I honestly worried about the quality. Well those fears were unfounded, awesome battery. I wanted to test them to see what they could take. I put one in my hot car and one in the freezer. They performed and lasted just the same as the battery at room temperature. I'm sure the manufacturer woudn't recommend this, but I wanted to be sure they could take it. As you'll see the wasabi batteries have a cool looking black label with green flame, but more telling is all the specs are printed on the battery. Notice other online batteries dont put that info on there battery. To me this shows that wasabi batteries want to brag about there specs and I love that. These batteries are lithium and quality ones at that. A cool fact about these batteries is that they WILL work with your stock charger. But I recommend getting a charger from blue nook. There priced just as low as there batteries and the quality is there to. But the main seller is they charge stock and wasabi batteries at a fraction of the time of the stock charger. Also blue nook's chargers come with the adapter to use in car and home. Also they come with the travel adapter. A big difference in there charger to other online chargers is the fact that the blue nook charger will automatically stop charging the battery when it's charged. So no keeping a eye on the clock and worry about damaging the battery. A small red light indicates still charging and a green light signals it's charged.

my opinion of blue nook

Well what's better than a great battery? Well how about a awesome company. Before placing my order for 3 wasabi batteries I called the company blue nook to ask questions. Well they knew everything about the battery, like I was talking to the engineer of the batery. Then the rep on the phone even asked about me and what I was using this battery for. Well we had a conversation about backpacking and etc. It's really rare now a days to talk to a company that wants to get to know there customer. Well ater that I placed my order on amazon. The next day I was looking online and I saw blue nook offered a bundle package. (2 batteries and a charger for the price of 2 batteries. I was like dang I wish I would have know that. Well I though what the heck and called blue nook and was told "hey no problem we'll throw it in your order and dont worry about it" Very cool blue nook! "big props" I recieved my order DAYS before the estimated delivery date. At the time I placed my order they even covered shipping on my order. Most companies only cover shipping if you spend like big bucks. Nope not wasabi they know the average guy isn't guna order tons of stuff all at once. In a couple months i'm going to be going on a week long trip and will be filming and taking allot of pis with my camera. I will be using these batteries for sure and will defniately pick up a few more when I can.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND, by jarhiker from youtube

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.

I bought this has a replacement. On arrival the battery looked the same except for the outer covering. I am unsure whether this is an original but it does work as a replacement.

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.