10 Best Fuji Photo All Cameras
for June 2023

The FujiFilm Instax Mini 9 is the smallest instant camera that Fujifilm makes, and it's packed with features that put it at the top of our list of the best instant cameras. The Mini 9's shooting speed is fast (4.2 seconds), and its images are sharp and colorful, with vivid, rich contrast and detail. The Mini 9 is also user-friendly, with an intuitive design and an easy to understand interface. For beginners, the Mini 9's automatic exposure settings make the Mini 9 simple to shoot, and its simple menu makes it easy to change settings. The Mini 9 has a Micro USB connection, and the film is processed and mailed directly to you, so you can start shooting as soon as you're ready. Film for the Mini 9 costs about $5 per pack, and it's available in both color and black and white.

The Instax Mini 9 is a fun, easy-to-use instant camera with a few flaws. The image quality is quite good, and the camera takes great shots in decent light. However, the shots aren't as sharp as we'd like, and photos aren't as vibrant as we'd like. The Instax Mini 9 has a wider lens than the Instax Mini 7, and this makes the shots a bit softer. The Instax Mini 9 has image stabilization, and the shots are a little sharper because of it, but the Mini 7's shots were sharper overall. The Mini 9 also lacks the Mini 7's selfie mirror, which takes great selfies. Battery life is average, but the camera comes with a spare, which is nice. We also like the camera's size. It's compact enough to hold in one hand, but it's heavy enough not to be easily dropped. The Mini 9's photo printer is convenient and easy to use, and prints the photos fairly quickly. The Instax Mini 9's printing costs aren't great, but it's comparable to other instant cameras, and Fujifilm Instax Mini Film is less expensive than Instax Mini Film from other manufacturers.

The Instax Mini 11 is Fujifilm's latest Instax camera, and it's the most advanced model yet. It produces smaller prints, has a more reliable viewfinder, has a better selfie mirror, and can shoot 1080p video. The viewfinder on this camera has a lot more information than the other Instax models, and it's especially helpful for framing selfies. The Mini 11 has a better design than the Mini 9, and its photos are crisper and sharper. It's also faster, quieter, and has a bigger battery. The Mini 11's camera app lets you download filters and frames, and the camera can be paired with the Mini 9 or Mini 7 via bluetooth for wireless printing. The Mini 11 also lets you shoot 30 f/2.8 panoramic photos, and there's a video mode that records 60-second clips at 1080p. The Instax Mini 11 is also the most compatible instant camera, not just with Fujifilm's Instax mini film, but with other instant film cameras and printers as well.

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 is a stylish, fun, and effective way to capture instant photos. Its small size and portability make it ideal for taking memorable photos on the go. The Instax Mini 9 has a built-in flash, and like most instant cameras, it has three shots per film. The Instax Mini 9 has autofocus, but it tends to struggle in extremely dark indoor settings, and it sometimes takes several tries to get a good photo. It also takes slightly too long to scan the film, and the photos aren't as easy to share as photos printed from a smartphone. The Instax Mini 9's flash is bright enough to use in daylight, and the flash exposure can be adjusted manually in 1/3-stop increments. The Instax Mini 9's image quality is decent, but it's not as good as that of competing instant cameras, and the photos it produces aren't as sharp. Overall, the Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 is a fun, stylish camera, but it's no better than most instant cameras.

The Instax Mini 11 is Fujifilm's latest and greatest instant camera, and it's gone quite a bit smaller than its predecessors. At 3.5 by 3.5 by 1.2 inches, it's roughly the same size as an iPhone 8 plus. It's also a little easier to hold than the larger Instax Mini 9, but you still wouldn't want to use it one-handed. The Mini 11's picture quality has never been better, and you get lots for your money with 50 sheets of instant film. You also get a well-designed camera that feels good in your hand, and it's easy to use. The Mini 11 is a good choice for anyone who wants an instant camera on the go. But, if you want something a little more advanced, check out our favorite instant cameras.

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 is a worthy upgrade to the hugely popular Instax Mini 9, and it's a pretty good time to buy if you missed out on the first one. The image quality is noticeably better, and the camera's autofocus is much improved from its predecessor. The Instax Mini 11 also has a better lens, with a wider field of view and longer zoom range. The Instax Mini 11 has built-in wi-fi, which enables you to transfer photos to your phone or other devices, and it's compatible with Instax Share printers, so you can print your shots anywhere. The camera also has a headphone jack, which enabled us to make voice recordings and take photos while recording. The improved image quality, built-in wi-fi, and new lens make the Instax Mini 11 our favorite instant camera for most people.

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 is a small, stylish camera that's perfect for travelers and casual selfie fans. It produces instant photos with virtually no wait time, and the colors, though muted, are bright and vivid. The Instax Mini 11's image quality isn't as good as that of our pick for the best instant-photo camera, the Fujifilm Instax Mini 8, but it's extremely close, and it's cheaper, too. The Mini 11 does produce sharper photos at long distances than it does at close range, and its flash isn't as strong. The Mini 11 makes for short exposures, too, so it's ideal if you're taking portrait photos or want to take a photo of a particular moment in a scene. The Mini 11 takes two pictures at a time, so you can snap pictures with a friend or partner, or frame your selfie shot. The Mini 11's 10 shots per film make it a great choice for budget-minded travelers, but if you're planning on taking a lot of photos, the Mini 8 offers more shots per roll. The Mini 11's case is also a bit bulky, so it won't fit into every bag and purse, and its flash is big and bulky, too.

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 is an instant film camera, which means you have to wait while it develops photos. But thats OK, because the process is entertaining. Shooting photos with the Mini 11 is a lot like shooting with a Polaroid camera. You press the shutter button, and the camera takes the picture. The camera then automatically chooses the perfect shutter speed, and the film develops in about 20 seconds. Once the film is ready, you peel the backing off, load the film, and press the secure lock button. The photos develop instantly, and youd swear you were looking through a camera. The Instax Mini 11 has a macro mode, a self-timer, and a self-timer delay. It also has a self-timer mirror so you can make sure your hair is in place. The Mini 11 has a flash, so you can take pictures in low-light conditions. The Instax Mini 11 has a 1/2.3-inch sensor, which puts it on par with most instant cameras on the market. The Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 comes with 3 color film: Black, White, and Red. You can also buy more film online. The Instax Mini 11 is about the size of a credit card, so it's easy to take with you.

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 succeeds where its predecessor fell short: The Mini 9's image quality was still subpar, and the shutter lag was annoying. But the new Mini 11 greatly improves on both counts. It has a faster shutter speed, which makes it easier to take better photos in low light, and it also has a much faster shutter lag, so it won't miss shots. The viewfinder is bright and clear, and the automatic exposure feature is nice to have. The Mini 11's image quality is a bit better than the Mini 9's, but it's still not perfect: Colors lack a little vibrancy, and image noise is noticeable in darker shots. Some users will also notice some distortion in photos shot in portrait mode. Also, we wish that Fujifilm included a few packs of Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 film in the bundle. The Mini 11's image quality is still superior to most point-and-shoot cameras available, and it's a solid choice for beginners. Its biggest strengths are its speed, image quality, and automatic exposure feature.