Fujifilm Instax Mini 12 Instant Film Camera - Pastel Blue

Fujifilm Instax Mini 12

Instant joy, vibrant memories, tangible prints.

Fujifilm Instax Mini 12 Instant Film Camera - Pastel Blue

Reasons Why You Will Love It:

This camera lets you capture life's fleeting moments with vibrant, tangible instant prints. Unlike digital cameras, it delivers immediate, shareable memories you can hold.

Experience Instant Joy

Flawless Selfies Every Time

Simply Point and Shoot

"Super Cute Camera!"

I absolutely love my new Instax Mini 12! The pastel blue color is so adorable. It's super easy to use, just point and click, and the photos come out perfectly every time. I've been taking it everywhere!

What Makes Us Different

This camera lets you capture life's fleeting moments with vibrant, tangible instant prints. Unlike digital cameras, it delivers immediate, shareable memories you can hold.

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Instant, tangible photos

Easy point-and-shoot

Perfect for selfies

No digital distractions

Share physical memories

Find quick answers to the most common questions about our product.

Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly does the INSTAX MINI 12 instant photo eject after taking a picture?

After you snap a picture, your INSTAX MINI instant photo will eject in approximately five seconds. The full development time is about 90 seconds thereafter, giving you a beautiful print quickly.

Does the camera have a special mode for close-up shots or selfies?

Yes, it does! Simply twist the lens again after turning it on to enter Close-up mode. This mode is perfect for selfies, complemented by a perfectly positioned selfie mirror and automatic flash.

Do I need to manually adjust settings for different lighting conditions?

No, you don't. The INSTAX MINI 12 features automatic exposure, so you can simply aim and click. It handles the settings for you, ensuring fun photos every time without hassle.

How does the INSTAX MINI 12 ensure accurate close-up shots?

When in Close-up mode, the viewfinder neatly pairs up with the lens. This feature, known as parallax correction, means what you see in the viewfinder is exactly what you get in your final INSTAX photo, preventing object shifts.