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FUJIFILM INSTAX MINI 41 Instant Film Camera

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FUJIFILM INSTAX MINI 41 Instant Film Camera
SKU:
ACE78703
UPC:
074101210736
MPN
16844408

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SKU
ACE78703
Ashburn
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Description

Capture with Style
A sleek and easy-to-use camera with a timeless design, the INSTAX MINI 41 Instant Film Camera from FUJIFILM is a fun way to capture your favorite moments and create instant credit card-sized prints. This model features an automatic exposure function that no longer requires manual adjustment for different lighting conditions, and the built-in flash benefits working in low-light conditions. It has also incorporated its close-up shooting capabilities into the lens design for seamless shooting. Rather than needing to use a lens attachment, this integral design means you just need to extend the lens barrel to the Selfie Mode position for close focusing, and a built-in mirror on the front of the lens allows for perfectly composed selfies. The camera design also features a classic window viewfinder for easily framing your subject, as well as a subtle metallic-like finish with orange accents.
 
Intuitive Controls
Automatic Light Adjustment

Ensuring perfect exposure, shutter speed and flash brightness will adjust automatically to adapt to your shooting environment, making it effortless to snap properly exposed photos

Close-Up Mode

After turning on your INSTAX MINI 41 by twisting the lens, simply twist it again to enter close-up mode, allowing a tighter crop of your subject and a focus range from 11.8 to 19.7".

Built-In Flash

The camera's flash helps you create well-lit images in dimly lit environments, providing an effective flash range from 11.8" to 7.2' and allows a 7-second recycle time or less with fresh batteries

Camera Features & Functionality
The camera lens features a 60mm focal length and a f/12.7 aperture

The textured, tactile body not only adds to the camera's sleek design, but also provides excellent grip

The electronic shutter captures images at shutter speeds from 1/250 to 1/2 a second

Film develops in approximately 90 seconds

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