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Instax cameras have been a safe starting point for those involved in instant photography for the better part of thirty years, and the Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 could be the most user-friendly one yet. Fuji's entry-level camera is inexpensive, user-friendly and does not overpower features or accessories.It's more about actually capturing the moment and producing lo-fi visuals that can appeal for those new to the art as well as others who know exactly what they're doing.
The camera retails for a relatively inexpensive RM300++, and contains a ten-photo set of Instax Mini videos to get you started. Instax film is now so commonplace that even competing firms use it, making it more accessible (and easier to buy) than the Polaroid Originals alternatives.It could be made of plastic and the chunky, bubble-like styling makes it look like a little doll, but the Mini 9 doesn't feel small. Pack a package of movies and it also has a high comforting quality.
The bulbous grip makes it easy to bear and fire one-handed and the optional hand harness prevents any slips or drops. Interestingly, the lens barrel features a selfie mirror, rendering self-portraits a bit less hit-and-miss than the outgoing Instax Mini 8.There are deceptively little buttons on the bottom of the camera without even a tripod cable, but the Mini 9 is cleverer than it would seem. Push the lens barrel button and the lens immediately extends, turns the shutter on and pre-warms the spotlight.
The amount of light available is indicated on the frame by a Lead and you simply adjust the lens to match the vision as best as possible. Lining up shots can be a bit difficult because of the tiny viewfinder.It has a central guide spot, although this does not account for the parallax effect, which may result in some off-center shots. It's something you'll quickly adapt to after the first few videos, but something to hold in mind.
The only other button is the shutter: line up the clip, press it, and the top of the camera is pushed out of the frame. The video tray is held in place with a sturdy clip, and an indicator at the rear indicates how many shots are left in the current package, so you don't accidentally remove the tray and wreck the reel.With its box, Fuji is gracious offering a ten-pack film and two AA batteries in the case, as well as the close-up lens adapter at the end of the lens barrel. Which is all you need to click on to continue.
I'd like to recommend you a camera shop that sells instax mini 9 at a reasonable price. The store is located in Shah Alam
FujiFilm Plaza Massalam
Ground Floor, Plaza Masalam, Shah Alam, Malaysia
