New Delhi: Fujifilm India has recently unveiled its latest entry-level instant camera, the Instax Mini 13, in India. This camera is especially designed for users who want to print photos with simple controls quickly. The instant camera brings a refreshed design, latest self-timer options, and features like the automatic exposure and close-up mode for easier photography.
The latest Jet Black colour variant for the Instax WIDE 400 camera, to go alongside the existing Green colour.
It is priced at Rs 10,999, and it is available in five colour options: Dreamy Purple, Candy Pink, Frost Blue, Lagoon Green, and Clay White. Those mini-format film packs are priced at Rs 899, and the sale starts from March 31.
The Instax Mini 13 comes with a rounded, 3D design featuring a metallic silver logo on the front and on the sides. Fujifilm stated that it has kept the operation simple, so the users can turn on the camera by rotating the lens, frame the shot, and press the shutter button.
The Instax Mini 13 instant camera comes with two of the latest self-timer options: two seconds and 10 seconds. The two-second timer helps to reduce the camera shake while taking selfies, while the 10-second timer enables users to step back and capture wider or full-body shots without holding the camera.
The Mini 13 instant camera also includes the camera angle adjustment accessory. It helps the users to position the camera at different angles without needing a tripod. The camera also has a close-up mode for selfies and nearby subjects.
It also comes with the parallax correction, which adjusts the viewfinder to match the final printed image better. It will enable the users to shoot accurately without shifting the focus from the centre of the viewfinder. Another feature is the automatic exposure, which also adjusts shutter speed and flash based on lighting conditions.
This helps the users to take well-lit photos in both bright and low-light environments without manual adjustments. Fujifilm has also upgraded its Instax UP! Smartphone application, by adding AI-based scanning to improve how printed photos are digitized and shared.
