Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic Instant Film Camera User Guide

Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic Instant Film Camera

About Fujifilm

Fujifilm, or Fujifilm Holdings Corporation, is a Japanese multinational corporation specializing in imaging and photographic products and various other technologies and services.

Fujifilm has a long and storied history dating back to its founding in 1934 as Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd. The company’s headquarters are located in Tokyo, Japan.

Instructions

Here are some key aspects and areas of focus for Fujifilm:

1. Photography and Imaging: Fujifilm is renowned for its photographic film and cameras, including popular brands like Fujifilm Instax instant cameras and the Fujifilm X-series mirrorless digital cameras. They produce a wide range of photographic products, including film, digital cameras, lenses, and accessories.
2. Medical Imaging: Fujifilm is significant in the healthcare industry, providing medical imaging equipment and solutions, including digital X-ray systems, medical printers, endoscopy systems, and more. Their healthcare division plays a crucial role in diagnostic imaging and medical informatics.
3. Graphic Arts: Fujifilm is a major player in the graphic arts and printing industry, offering a range of solutions for commercial printing, packaging, and label printing. This includes digital printing equipment, inkjet technologies, and workflow software.
4. Document Solutions: Fujifilm provides document solutions, including photocopiers, multifunction devices, and document management software, aimed at improving office productivity and efficiency.
5. Materials and Chemicals: The company produces a variety of high-performance materials and chemicals used in industries such as semiconductors, display panels, and flat-panel displays.
6. Digital Cameras and Lenses: Fujifilm’s X-series of mirrorless cameras and Fujinon lenses have gained popularity among both amateur and professional photographers for their image quality and innovative features.
7. Instant Photography: Fujifilm’s Instax series of instant cameras and film have revived interest in instant photography and are popular among young users for their retro appeal.
8. Photographic Film: While digital photography has largely replaced film in many areas, Fujifilm still produces a range of film products for photographers who prefer analog photography.
9. Research and Development: Fujifilm invests heavily in research and development, which has led to innovations in various fields, from photography to healthcare and materials science.

Fujifilm has adapted to the changing technological landscape by diversifying its business interests beyond traditional photography. The company’s commitment to research and innovation has allowed it to remain relevant in the digital age while maintaining a strong presence in photography and imaging.

User’s Instructions

Attaching the Strap

Repeat steps 1 and 2 for the second eyelet.

• Use the strap as a shoulder strap. Do not put the strap around your neck.
• Be careful so that the strap does not obstruct the film exit.

Inserting the Battery

For details on the battery, refer to “About the Battery”

One NP-45A battery

(The battery must be fully charged.) Be sure to insert the battery before you load the film pack.

Battery capacity check method

• is displayed: Battery capacity is getting low.
• is displayed: Battery capacity is low. Recharge the battery.
• flashes: No battery capacity remains. Recharge the battery.

Loading a Film Pack

Use Fujifilm Instax mini Color Film only.

• Load the film pack after you turn the camera on.
• is displayed on the counter when the film pack is not loaded.
• Do not remove the film pack from its inner bag until immediately before loading it into the camera.
• Never press the film cover or two holes on the back.
• A film pack contains 1 black film cover and 10 film sheets.
• The film cover is ejected automatically when the back cover is closed.

Taking Pictures

Unloading the film pack

is blinking: Flash charging

The shutter is not released.

When finished using the camera, always switch off to maintain battery life. If the camera is left switched on for 5 minutes without being used, it will automatically switch off.

Macro Shooting

Select when shooting a subject at close range (30-60cm). The viewfinder is changed for the macro shooting.

Using the Self Timer

For one shot self-timer

Press once

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Press twice.

Using Various Flash Functions

You can select flash functions according to the purpose.

Fill in flash

Select when you want to use a flash regardless of the brightness. The subject is photographed sharply with backlighting.

Red-eye removal

Select when you want to minimize a red-eye effect. The flash fires 3 times (pre-flashing) before shooting.

Flash off/Blitz aus

Select when you want to shoot without a flash. When flashing, be careful not to blur your shots. Depending on the lighting conditions, the picture may look bluish-green, reddish, or darker or lighter than expected.

Adjusting the Brightness

You can adjust the brightness of the whole picture.

Lighten

Select to lighten the picture if the picture is coming out too dark.

Lighter

Select to make the picture even lighter (brighter) than in the setting.

Darken

Select to darken the picture if the picture is coming out too bright.

Using Various Settings

How to Select the Shooting Mode

Press the MODE button, then press the MODE button again, or turn the MODE dial while an icon is flashing.

• Switching off the camera returns it to Default (No display).
• The setting is retained after the shutter button is pressed.

Available Functions according to Each Shooting Mode

The table below shows functions available in combination with each shooting mode.

1. “Default” means a normal mode (No display).
2. Not available when the macro mode is selected.
3. The flash fires regardless of the brightness.
4. This is a default setting. (You cannot select Auto flash.)
5. Available when Forced flash or Red-eye removal is selected.
6. You can shoot the first and the second subject each using the self-timer.
7. You can shoot the first and the second subject successively using the self-timer.
8. If you select the macro mode, the shooting mode changes to Default (No display).

About forced ejection of the film

The film is ejected forcibly in the following cases.

• When the battery is removed and loaded after shooting the first subject in the double exposure mode, or while using the bulb shutter.
• When the shooting mode is changed or the power is turned off after shooting the first subject in the double exposure mode.
• When 10 seconds have passed with the shutter button pressed while using the bulb shutter.

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