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FUJIFILM INSTAX MINI 99 Instant Film Camera

Built-In Flash
Instax Mini
Optical Viewfinder
Automatic
Battery
340g
Built-In Flash
Instax Mini
Optical Viewfinder
Automatic
Battery
340g
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Product Overview

FUJIFILM INSTAX MINI 99 Instant Film Camera

Designed to deliver precise light and colour control, the INSTAX MINI 99 Instant Film Camera from FUJIFILM lets users unleash their artistic flair and create unique images for a true analog experience. Enhance your images using six available Colour Effect settings, or use the 'normal' setting to render things as they are. There are also five shooting modes, including Normal, Indoor, Sports, Double Exposure, and Bulb, each of which helps to further optimize the camera for a particular shot and scene. If you feel a particular scene would benefit from additional highlight or shadow detail, you'll be able to choose from five levels of adjustable brightness. Or, leave the brightness set to 'normal' to keep things how they are. After you've taken a shot, images are printed on 2 x 3" INSTAX MINI instant film, which is sold separately.

What's in the box:

FUJIFILM INSTAX MINI 99 Instant Film Camera

Shoulder Strap

NP-70S Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery

NP-70S Battery Charger

USB-C Cable for Battery Charger

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Key Features

Built-In Flash

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 99 Instant Film Camera features built-in flash for illuminating scenes in low-light.

Instax Mini

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 99 Camera takes Instax Mini instant film.

Optical Viewfinder

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 99 Instant Film Camera is equipped with an optical viewfinder.

Automatic

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 99 Instant Film Camera features five shooting modes with auto exposure.

Battery

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 99 Instant Film Camera is equipped with the NP-70S battery.

340g

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 99 Instant Film Camera weighs just 340 grams.

Discover Unique Instant Photography with Instax Mini 99

Discover Unique Instant Photography with Instax Mini 99

Craft attention-grabbing instant photos as unique as you with the Instax Mini 99. Featuring outstanding light and colour control, this premium instant camera offers an authentic analogue experience.

Unleash Vibrant Colours with Instax Mini 99

Unleash Vibrant Colours with Instax Mini 99

Give your creativity a voice with the Instax Mini 99's colour options. Adjust the Colour Effect Dial to access six captivating analog effects, each driven by colour-changing LEDs positioned in the camera's four corners. Prefer a classic look? Simply switch the dial to Normal Mode.

Unlocking the Potential of Shooting Modes in Instax Mini 99

Unlocking the Potential of Shooting Modes in Instax Mini 99

Make each photo count with the right shooting mode, effortlessly accessible and designed to preserve the analog charm of your images. In Auto Mode, the flash and shutter speed adapt for ideal brightness in everyday shots. Switch to Indoor Mode to illuminate dark interiors, ensuring subjects and backgrounds are beautifully captured. When capturing fast-moving subjects like children or pets, Sports Mode minimizes blur. Explore creative storytelling with Double Exposure Mode, blending two shots into one. Lastly, Bulb Exposure Mode allows for captivating light streaks and vibrant night scenes by keeping the shutter open for up to 10 seconds.

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