Most people I talk to think Instax Mini is a great party format, but generally inferior to digital otherwise. They are really missing out. This camera's strengths really shine through with (1) the right composition, and (2) the right lighting. When I stick to the rules below, it does an amazing job of capturing mood and feel, in a way few people can snag with a DSLR, much less a cell phone. The instant photo format also makes "involuntary" photo subjects willing participants in the process. Many people may not like it when a street photographer raises the camera and fires, but when the instant photo pops out, they get curious, even happy.
If I try to use it for photos other than the ones I describe below, it's rubbish. I'm better off getting out a smart phone (ughh), really. The camera's automatic shutter speed system with a single f-stop offers far less exposure flexibility than people have become accustomed to in the digital photo era. When you're shooting film, you need light, period. And, Instax is pretty much a daylight balanced film, so in anything but a fair amount of sunlight, you're liable to get color shifts. Again, digital has gotten pretty good at automatic "white balance," so people aren't used to dealing with this aspect of film. Even with the ability the camera offers to lighten the exposure two clicks, darken it one, and turn off the flash, the most likely outcome for large field use or scenes with wide ranges of shadow to light is blown out highlights and fuzzy images.
For composition, it's best for people when I'm around 4 to 6 feet away, and not trying to capture anything more than the upper half of the model, or even better the upper third. For street and interior scene work, the entire composition of interest needs to be something I could fit into a semi trailer, shooting from the door end, with at least 60% of the interest elements in the 60% of space that's closest to me. Any scenes bigger than that, with models or in the street, gets lost in the small image size and relatively low detail of the film.
For interior lighting, it is best when the subject is already well-lit with window light and the camera is not straight-on at the subject, but off at an angle by at least 45 degrees so the flash fills in from the darker side. Straight-on interior flash shots of people will usually give bluish skin, and interior shots lit mostly with normal incandescent/LED bulbs will be orange.
I have gotten away with exposures of ceiling-lit rooms (think a small diner) by turning off the flash and lightening two clicks, but the shutter slows down to the point where I have to factor in quite a bit of motion blur.
Low light work, inside our out, really stretches the shutter speed, and the colors go in weird directions as a result. Instax film color-shifts more like color slide film than color print film. It's weird, considering how high the ISO is.
For exterior work, it's really happiest after sunrise, before sunset, with no or very limited haze or cloud cover, and a scene that's pretty uniformly lit. Not a lot of shadow detail available. The flash is not up to the job of daylight fill work, so I always just turn it off; otherwise it will often over-light the closest object in the scene. A light-colored subject that's brightly lit with direct sun will almost always over-expose, so I use the 1-click dark option there.
If I just follow those rules, I get photos people will linger over and absorb. I'm glad I bought the camera, and lately I throw it in my briefcase or carry-on wherever I go. I run across a couple good scenes a week, just in my day-to-day life, without even trying. Can't beat it.
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Really enjoy using this camera. I've had this camera for 4 months now but didn't use it much during the winter (because of the film's temperature range - winter too cold!). I recently went on a trip to Seattle and tested out the various modes. The colors come out pretty great and there's wonderful clarity on landscape mode. I love the somewhat grungy/vintage look that prints without using any of the modes as well. Super fun and great camera!P.S. When they say don't point the camera at the sun, really don't. I caught the sun in one of my photos and it was a beautiful black circle in the sky. Haha.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 13, 2016
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 26, 2016
I got this camera because I was officiating my cousin's wedding and I wanted to give them a wedding present that would be really fun for them to have right after the wedding. I got this camera with 3 double packs of film so I could take photos from the moment I got there to the end of the ceremony. I'd take the photo and stick it in the journal I bought to write the officiation speech down in and used scrap book photo corners to hold it in. They loved it because it provided an instant wedding album that they could look at right away. It wasn't as great as the professional one, but regardless a very cool thing to have on hand.
Now my crafting aside, this camera takes photos on a polaroid style film that is about the size of a credit card (that includes the whites). The image itself is a little smaller. The moment you take a photo though you get that vintage feel of the photo. It's also one of those exhilarating feelings when you take photos with this camera because it's 60 cents a shot pretty much and you don't know how the next photo is going to take. Will it turn out? Who knows until you shake it until it shows up. A lot of people at the wedding complimented the camera and some wanted a photo they could keep. The nice thing about the small card sized polaroid is that it's easy to pocket without having to bend or be bent in a pocket.
I'm not going to give this camera any negatives stars for the quality of image because it is solely based on the user taking photos with it. This camera is very forgiving when it comes to taking photos (selfies, portraits, action, etc.). I got this particular model because it has settings that can adjust based on the photos you are taking (such as action for kids running around or dancing). The camera itself does correct itself a bit when it comes to distance pictures, but photos within 10 feet of the camera does produce some of the best photos. The camera does come with a flash, but also does have options to make photos lighter or darker based on the environment they you are taking photos in.
TL:DR - Conclusions on this camera are thus: If you are person who is nostalgic for a time when photo taking meant taking a photo meant wasting a resource, but enjoyed the suspense and surprise of that kind of risk taking then this is a great camera for you. It's also a camera that is guaranteed to turn a lot of heads. My generation (kids of the late 80s and 90s) may remember them, older generations have nearly forgotten about them, and the younger generation most likely don't even know about them (quite a few of those I've met or known, haven't). It produced a lot of smiles and "Oh, that's so cool." Or the funnier responses I got that weekend of photo taking was "so the printer is built in?" at which point, being a little bit of a photo nerd I had to explain it to them.
TL:DR of the TL:DR - Buy this camera if you want nostalgic, classic looking photos that a person can walk away with without having to friend them on facebook or e-mail them to share the image.
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Sometimes the Classics are the Coolest
By drako273 on July 26, 2016
The coolest camera I've owned. Hands down. I'm a nostalgic kind of guy and when I grew up I always wanted one of these cameras but I couldn't afford to buy one on my own and my parents never got me one. Now that I'm older and I have some money I got one the moment I thought of a good project to use a polaroid style camera for. Also this thing really turns heads.By drako273 on July 26, 2016
I got this camera because I was officiating my cousin's wedding and I wanted to give them a wedding present that would be really fun for them to have right after the wedding. I got this camera with 3 double packs of film so I could take photos from the moment I got there to the end of the ceremony. I'd take the photo and stick it in the journal I bought to write the officiation speech down in and used scrap book photo corners to hold it in. They loved it because it provided an instant wedding album that they could look at right away. It wasn't as great as the professional one, but regardless a very cool thing to have on hand.
Now my crafting aside, this camera takes photos on a polaroid style film that is about the size of a credit card (that includes the whites). The image itself is a little smaller. The moment you take a photo though you get that vintage feel of the photo. It's also one of those exhilarating feelings when you take photos with this camera because it's 60 cents a shot pretty much and you don't know how the next photo is going to take. Will it turn out? Who knows until you shake it until it shows up. A lot of people at the wedding complimented the camera and some wanted a photo they could keep. The nice thing about the small card sized polaroid is that it's easy to pocket without having to bend or be bent in a pocket.
I'm not going to give this camera any negatives stars for the quality of image because it is solely based on the user taking photos with it. This camera is very forgiving when it comes to taking photos (selfies, portraits, action, etc.). I got this particular model because it has settings that can adjust based on the photos you are taking (such as action for kids running around or dancing). The camera itself does correct itself a bit when it comes to distance pictures, but photos within 10 feet of the camera does produce some of the best photos. The camera does come with a flash, but also does have options to make photos lighter or darker based on the environment they you are taking photos in.
TL:DR - Conclusions on this camera are thus: If you are person who is nostalgic for a time when photo taking meant taking a photo meant wasting a resource, but enjoyed the suspense and surprise of that kind of risk taking then this is a great camera for you. It's also a camera that is guaranteed to turn a lot of heads. My generation (kids of the late 80s and 90s) may remember them, older generations have nearly forgotten about them, and the younger generation most likely don't even know about them (quite a few of those I've met or known, haven't). It produced a lot of smiles and "Oh, that's so cool." Or the funnier responses I got that weekend of photo taking was "so the printer is built in?" at which point, being a little bit of a photo nerd I had to explain it to them.
TL:DR of the TL:DR - Buy this camera if you want nostalgic, classic looking photos that a person can walk away with without having to friend them on facebook or e-mail them to share the image.
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Uno sfizio che sono entusiasta di avere!
Reviewed in Italy 🇮🇹 on August 10, 2018Color: BlackStyle: Camera OnlyVerified Purchase
Uno sfizio che sono entusiasta di avere!
Reviewed in Italy 🇮🇹 on August 10, 2018
Con questa macchina fotografica mi sono fatta un bellissimo regalo di compleanno! L'ho acquistata quando era in sconto al prezzo di 110 euro ed è il prezzo al di sopra del quale sconsiglio di acquistarla in quanto si tratta pur sempre di una macchina istantanea e per quanto bella e funzionale sia questo è il prezzo che vale.Reviewed in Italy 🇮🇹 on August 10, 2018
Ho scelto questa perchè fra le varie instant mini di diverse marche (Fuji, Lomo, Leica ecc.) questa la reputo la migliore per quanto riguarda il rapporto funzionalità/prezzo. Sappiate che i materiali di costruzione del corpo macchina sono interamente in plastica, quindi non aspettatevi la qualità dei materiali che invece potete trovare nelle reflex digitali più all'avanguardia. Questo però non significa che la macchina sia un giocattolino delicato perchè è molto robusta. Altra cosa importante è che la lente dell'obbiettivo non è in vetro ma in plastica, ma comunque sia la qualità delle foto non viene compromessa. Ha delle modalità davvero interessanti e divertenti, per non parlare delle possibilità di reglazione dell'esposizione!
CAVALLETTO compatibile che uso con la mini 90: TREPPIEDE HAMA STAR 75 ( h. max di 125 cm.)
MESSA A FUOCO E MODALITA' DELLA INSTAX MINI 90:
- 1 Messa a fuoco MACRO/RITRATTO --> per la messa a fuoco di soggetti ad una distanza dall'obbiettivo compresa fra 30cm e 60 cm;
- 2 Messa a fuoco NORMALE --> per la messa a fuoco di soggetti ad una distanza dall'obbiettivo compresa fra 60 cm e 3 m;
- 3 Modalità PANORAMA/LANDSCAPE --> per la messa a fuoco di soggetti o paesaggi ad una distanza dall'obbiettivo che va da 3m a infinito;
- 4 Modalità PARTY --> sfruttabile in ambienti interni poco illuminati e fa in modo che il flash non illumini solo i volti/soggetti (rendendo scuro tutto ciò che sta alle loro spalle) ma anche lo sfondo dietro ai soggetti, rendendo l'illuminazione del flash omogenea; se l'ambiente è scuro o quindi c'è troppa poca luce consiglio anche di regolare l'esposizione su light/light+; tale modalità è totalmente inutile in ambienti esterni se con buio pesto;
- 5 Modalità BAMBINO/SPORT --> si utilizza quando il soggetto da fotografare è in movimento e serve a ridurre l'effetto mosso e il mio consiglio è di utilizzarla sempre quando si deve fotografare un animale o un bambino che di solito non sta mai fermo, oppure per fare scatti "artistici" con soggetti sulle altalene, sullo skate o che effettuano dei salti/slanci;
- 6 Modalità DOPPIA ESPOSIZIONE --> si utilizza per imprimere due pose sulla stessa pellicola in modo da sovraesporre una foto all'altra; questa è la mia modalità preferita ma all'inizio può risultare difficile e addirittura si possono ottenere degli scatti per nulla riusciti, per questo prima di utilizzarla è molto importante sapere che la seconda foto che si andrà a scattare verrà impressa sulle parti più scure della prima foto scattata, quindi il consiglio che io do è quello di regolare l'esposizione della prima foto su "dark"; l'esempio più facile è quello di imprimere il ritratto del soggetto fra le foglie di un albero o su dei fiori e in questo caso la prima foto sarà scattata all'albero e la seconda foto, ovvero il ritratto, sarà impressa nelle parti più scure della prima foto, quindi il volto verrà impresso sulle foglie e sarà meno visibile nel cielo al di sopra dell'albero, perchè appunto è più chiaro;
7 - Modalità BULB --> si utilizza per effettuare delle lunghe esposizioni notturne alle scie luminose delle macchine, dei fuochi d'artificio o altri giochi artistici con le fiamme e quindi l'otturatore della macchina rimane aperto per molti secondi a nostra scelta in base alla quantità di luce (max 10 sec.); per questa modalità è necessario che la macchina rimanga completamente immobile per tutta la durata dello scatto, altrimenti usciranno delle foto mosse, per tale motivo serve o un cavalletto oppure un ripiano solido su cui appoggiare la instax.
NB: evitate di utilizzarla durante il giorno o quando c'è ancora abbastanza luce perché le foto vi usciranno bianche in quanto l'otturatore, rimanendo aperto per secondi, cattura una enorme quantità di luce.
REGOLAZIONE DELL'ESPOSIZIONE:
1 - AUTOMATICA --> nessuna impostazione manuale di regolazione dell'esposizione (non bisogna cliccare alcun pulsante) quindi sarà la macchina, attraverso l'esposimetro, a regolare l'esposizione in base alla luminosità della situazione;
2 - LIGHT --> si utilizza quando si scatta in zone ombreggiate o con poca luce per schiarire la foto (anche al tramonto si può rivelare molto utile);
3 - LIGHT + --> si utilizza quando si scatta in zone con scarsissima luce o al tramonto del sole per schiarire ancora di più la foto rispetto all’uso dell’opzione precedente (sia in "light" che "light +" l'otturatore rimarrà aperto per un tempo superiore rispetto all'impostazione automatica per catturare più luce);
4 - DARK --> si utilizza quando si scatta in una situazione di luce piena o addirittura eccessiva o più semplicemente se si vuole rendere più deciso il contrasto della foto; l'otturatore rimarrà aperto per un tempo inferiore rispetto all'impostazione automatica per catturare meno luce.
REGOLAZIONE DEL FLASH:
1 - AUTOMATICA --> nessuna impostazione manuale di regolazione del flash (non bisogna cliccare alcun pulsante) quindi il flash si attiva o si disattiva autonomamente in base alla luminosità della situazione; io sconsiglio di laciare il flash in automatico perchè quasi sempre si attiva quando non è desiderato o ci si aspetta che non parta (ad esempio di giorno con luce solare se il flash dovesse partire brucerebbe i volti delle persone in primo piano, se invece si scattano foto a soggetti distanti o a panorami allora il flash non arrivando così lontano non causa troppi problemi);
2 - ATTIVO ("Fill in") --> si utilizza quando si desidera la luce del flash;
3 - ATTIVO CON RIMOZIONE DEGLI OCCHI ROSSI --> si utilizza quando si desidera la luce del flash e per evitare gli occhi rossi (quando devo attivare il flash utilizzo sempre questa imposrazione anziché la precedente);
4 - DISATTIVO (Flash of) --> si utilizza quando non si vuole la luce del flash, ovvero durante il giorno lo sconsiglio assolutamente perchè non fa altro che bruciare i volti o le parti bianche o chiare del soggetto se questo si trova vicino all'obbiettivo della macchina.
AUTOSCATTO:
1 - UNA SOLA RIPRESA --> dopo 10 secondi dall'attivazione verrà scattata la foto;
2 - DUE RIPRESE CONTINUE --> dopo 10 secondi dall'attivazione verrà scattata la prima foto e dopo altri 2 secondi verrà scattata la seconda foto.
Queste sono le funzionalità che rendono così bella e sfiziosa questa macchina e se devo trovarci un difetto è l'errore di parallasse tra mirino ed obbiettivo è questa cosa purtroppo la ritroviamo praticamente in tutte le istantanee, un po' meno nelle polaroid ma siamo li. Come si può notare osservando il lato anteriore della macchina, si nota che il mirino non è centrato con l'obbiettivo ma si trova spostato alla sinistra. Questa cosa crea non pochi problemi durante i primi scatti poiché ciò che si va ad inquadrare nel mirino non è ciò che si otterrà nella foto stampata, ovvero se nel mirino il soggetto è perfettamente centrato, nella foto risulterà decentrato. Il mio consiglio è di fare i primi scatti ad un soggetto compreso fra 30 cm e 1 metro, inquadrarlo nel mirino, distogliere l'occhio dal mirino tenendo la fotocamera immobile e notare come l'obbiettivo non sia centrato al soggetto e quindi correggere questa cosa cercando di centrare l'obbiettIvo spostando la fotocamera e a questo punto scattare. Con i soggetti vicini questa cosa risulterà facile, meno facile sarà per le foto fatte a panorami, ma niente paura, basta capire da che lato si presenta l'errore e spostare di conseguenza la macchina. Più facile ancora sarà se vi affidate ad un cavalletto.
Nonostante questo difettuccio, la mia impressione fin ora è decisamente positiva, anche se io sono di parte perchè ho sempre amato le macchine fotografiche analogiche e ancora di più le istantanee. Consiglio assolutamente la instax mini 90 agli appassionati come me!
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Schöner Sofortbild Spaß, experimentieren ist Pflicht!
Reviewed in Germany 🇩🇪 on August 17, 2017Color: BlackStyle: Camera OnlyVerified Purchase
Schöner Sofortbild Spaß, experimentieren ist Pflicht!
Reviewed in Germany 🇩🇪 on August 17, 2017
Die Kamera ist sehr simpel aufgebaut und relativ leicht zu bedienen. Durch die Anzeige auf dem Bildschirm weiß man immer welcher Modi gerade zusammen benutzt wird. Um den Film einzulegen muss man einfach nur die Klappe auf der Rückseite aufmachen und den Film mit der passenden Pfeilrichtung nach oben einlegen. Nach dem die Klappe geschlossen wurde, wird automatisch die obere Schutzklappe die sich auf dem Film befand ausgefahren und danach kann direkt losgeknipst werden.Reviewed in Germany 🇩🇪 on August 17, 2017
Insgesamt bin ich sehr zufrieden mit der Kamera. Ich hatte zu Beginn große Schwierigkeiten und habe mich nicht getraut die ganzen Modi wild auszuprobieren, da die Filme dafür relativ teuer sind (etwa 1€ pro Foto). Leider kommt man hier als Anfänger wie ich sonst nicht weiter, man muss also wirklich ausprobieren.
Mein Fehler waren die unterschiedlichen Einstellungen zur Entfernung des jeweiligen Objekts. Dort muss man auf jeden Fall beachten:
- Makro Aufnahmen (30-60 cm Aufnahmeabstand): gut geeignet für Selfies oder Nahaufnahmen (siehe Rosenfoto). Allerdings fand ich im Internet erst raus, dass die optimale Aufnahmeentfernung mindestend bei 40 cm liegen sollte. Dort entstehen laut Hersteller die detailreichsten und schärfsten Aufnahmen. In der Bedienungsanleitung stand lediglich etwas von den 30-60cm.
- Normale Aufnahme (0.60m-3m Aufnahmeabstand): gut geeignet für "relativ" nahe Aufnahmen. Diesen Modus habe ich -leider- bei der Gruppenaufnahme verwendet. Ich habe den Abstand unterschätzt, daher ist das Bild unscharf geworden.
- Landschaft Aufnahmen (3m- unendlich): gut geeignet für alles was "sehr weit weg ist", finde ich gut einschätzbar durch die 3m. Diesen Modus benutze ich meistens wenn ich Landschaftsaufnahmen benutzen möchte (siehe Fotos), diese werden echt unglaublich scharf. Diesen sollte man auch für Gruppenaufnahmen verwenden.
Was mir zusätzlich bei meiner Kamera aufgefallen ist, dass bevor ich ein Foto aufnehmen möchte ich auf jeden fall den Modus neu einstellen sollte. Der Fokus ist sonst falsch gesetzt (bspw. ist wird die Kamera vorher auf ein nahes Foto gehalten + Umstellung auf Landschaft Aufnahme und dann erst auf das Zielobjekt gehalten -> am Besten schon direkt auf die Landschaft halten und dann den Modus ändern).
Die Belichtungseinstellung habe ich meist immer nach Gefühl gemacht. Da die meisten meiner Aufnahmen draußen entstanden sind, habe ich fast immer den "verdunkeln" Modus verwendet. Diesen verwende ich bei sonnigen und normalen Wetter (bewölkt, trotzdem relativ hell). Ich habe leider noch nicht herausgefunden welchen Modus ich bei starken Lichteinfällen auf normalen bis "dunklen" Objekten verwenden kann. Dort sind meine Bilder leider nicht so gut geworden (siehe grüne Bachaufnahme). Der Hintergrund wird gut beleuchtet, aber die hellen Lichteinfälle sind leider viel zu überbelichtet (ich habe dort immer den verdunkeln Modus verwendet, weil der Hintergrund sonst auch zu hell gewesen wäre).
Der Blitz kam bei mir bisher nur bei Selfie Aufnahmen zum Einsatz. Falls man ihn für weit entfernte Objekte nutzen möchte sollte man die Blitzweite beachten, da dieser nur einen bestimmten Bereich "aufhellen" kann.
Zum Party, Kinder und Selbstauslöser kann ich nichts sagen da ich diese noch nicht verwendet habe.
Die Akkulaufzeit ist bisher sehr gut. Ich habe bereits etwa 3 Filme (3x10 Fotos) verknipst und der Akku ist immer noch voll. Ich habe ihn erst einmal voll aufgeladen und das war ganz zu Beginn (besitze die Kamera jetzt seit etwa 4 Monaten).
Alles in allem bin ich sehr zufrieden. Man kann damit wirklich viele schöne Erinnerungsfotos machen, auch wenn diese nicht perfekt werden. Gerade das macht den Charme der Instax so aus. Sobald man die richtigen Einstellmöglichkeiten raus hat und ein bisschen ausprobiert hat wird man sie auf jeden Fall nicht mehr missen wollen :-)
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Shivani Madhavan
Best thing I have bought in a while
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on May 23, 2019Color: BlackStyle: Camera OnlyVerified Purchase
Best thing I have bought in a while
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on May 23, 2019
Love this camera for the extra features of double exposure and long exposure that it has. I have wasted about 20% of the films I have bought till now but am sure that will reduce once I get a hang of the camera.
Reviewed in India 🇮🇳 on May 23, 2019
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Disappointing
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on April 8, 2021Color: BlackStyle: Camera OnlyVerified Purchase
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No Flash
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