Dedicated to the joy of living in the moment, the FUJIFILM INSTAX MINI 12 Instant Film Camera provides easy-to-use controls and quickly produces memorable credit-card-sized photos. Offered here in blossom pink, this instant camera is ready to go with a simple twist of the lens. A close-up mode and selfie mirror make the camera perfect for portraits and self-portraits, and the camera's automatic flash system allows you to get shots in dimly-lit environments.

Accepts INSTAX MINI Instant Film    FUJINON 60mm Lens with Selfie Mirror    Automatic Exposure and Automatic Flash    Dedicated Selfie/Close-Up Shooting Mode    Optical Viewfinder    Two AA Batteries

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the lens on this camera glass or plastic?

A: The two elements in the Instax Mini 40's 60mm lens are made of plastic.

Q: 2. how is the image quality ?

A: The image quality would be excellent on the Instax MINI 40.

Q: 3. Can I use this film for the mini 8 camera?!

A: Yes

Q: 4. why its saying Expired 06/2018?

A: Because the film expiration date on box will be that month/year

Q: 5. Will this film work in the old Polaroid Captiva slr?

A: No, this is for the Instax polaroid camera.

Q: 6. does this film work with polaroid cameras?

A: It works with the Polaroid 300 camera.

Q: 7. Can you turn the flash off?

A: The flash cannot be turned off.

Q: 8. Are the prints permanent?

A: Yes the prints would be permanent.

Q: 9. Does this film work with a Polaroid 300 Instant Camera?

A: Yes its capable and its cheaper!

Q: 10. About the prints, How long does it last before fading ?

A: Instax prints will not fade any faster than any other kind of photograph if they are stored properly. However, storing these prints properly requires slightly more care than regular photographs. For starters, you should try to store them in dark spaces. Putting them in frames on the wall will make them fade faster than if you keep them in the dark. You also need to let images dry for a few weeks before you store them and make sure you’re only touching the white edges, not the picture itself. If possible, you should store your photos on their backs rather than on their sides.