It was already inexpensive, but a year after its release, the Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 instant camera can be picked up for less
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Looking for the best deals for the Fujifilm Instax Mini 11? You've come to the right place as we've scoured the internet for all the very best offers, so you don't have to. This FujifilmInstax Mini 11 was released back in 2020 and since then its prices have been dropping, so now you can pick up one of these fun, instant cameras for under £80/$80.
The Instax Mini series has been a massive hit in recent years – and now there is a newer version in the shape of the Instax Mini 12. And this means that if you look, there are good deals on the older Mini 11 - especially with some color options.
If you're looking for the best camera to take instant photos, this is for you...
Film type: Fujifilm instax mini instant film | Lens: 60mm | Closest focusing: 0.5m (0.3m in selfie mode) | Shutter speeds: 1/2sec – 1/250sec | Film developing time: 90 secs | Power: 2x AA batteries | Dimensions: 107.6×121.2×67.3mm | Weight: 293g (without batteries, strap, and film)
Fuss-free operation
Loads of fun
Flash can’t be disabled
Results are a little hit and miss
The Instax Mini 11 is available in charcoal gray and five different pastel colors (Blush Pink, Ice White, Lilac Purple, Sky Blue and Capri Blue) and has a design that is based on that of the best-selling Instax Mini 9 – but adds some new refine ments to the mix.
A neat feature is a Selfie Mode that uses a built-in close-up facility in the camera to take your selfies – and the mirror on the lens is useful for framing. This facility decreases the minimum focusing distance of the camera from 0.5m to 0.3m, meaning the camera can take detail shots too.
There's also an interchangeable shutter button - a pair of stickers that allow you to customize the look of your instant camera. A glow-in-the-dark shutter button, or a 'jewel' in a color to match the camera, are the two options you get.
The camera also has a 'rounder, softer, modern and compact look' than its popular predecessor the Instax mini 9, as well as being about 5 per cent smaller, which makes it more handy.
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