FujiFilm Instax mini 12 User manual

FI020-EN-WW-01

WW EN

User’s Guide/Safety Precaution

AA (LR6)

Part Names

Front

2 13

Back

14 13

1 Film ejection slot

2 Flash light sensor

3 AE light sensor

4 Flash lampface

5 Viewfinder

6 Shutter button

7 Lens cover / Lens

8 Selfie mirror

9 Lens barrel

10 Lens ring / Power

11 Flash charging lamp

12 Strap eyelet

13 Viewfinder eyepiece

14 Back cover lock

15 Film confirmation window

16 Back cover

17 Film counter

18 Battery lid

●For how to insert batteries and how to insert and remove an instax mini Film Pack, see pages 2 to 5.

Taking Pictures

Do not open the back cover until you have used up the

film. Otherwise, the rest of the film will become exposed

and turn white, and can no longer be used.

1 Turn on the camera by rotating the lens ring

to ON.

* The lens barrel extends and the flash charging

lamp blinks and then lights up. (Blinking indicates

that the flash is charging.)

2 Hold the camera, look through the viewfinder

of the camera to frame your desired

composition, and press the shutter button.

* The shutter button cannot be pressed while the

flash is charging.

3 When the sound of the film being ejected

stops, grasp the edge of the ejected film and

take the film out. The film counter decreases in

numerical order, counting down from "10" with

each photo taken. "0" will be displayed when

the film is finished and after the last photo has

been taken.

4 When you have finished taking photos, turn off

the camera by rotating the lens ring to OFF.

If the camera malfunctions, remove the batteries while

the power is on and then reinsert them to reset the

camera.

EN Taking a Photo in Close-Up Mode

Taking a close-up

Close-Up Mode allows you to get close to the subject.

1 Rotate the lens ring to the “CLOSE-UP” position

to pull the lens out to the front. The viewfinder

field of view switches to the close-up shooting

setting.

2 Hold the camera so that the mark in the

viewfinder is in the center of the subject, then

take a photo.

30cm-50cm

Taking a picture of yourself

Close-Up Mode allows you to take better selfies.

Confirm the composition using the selfie mirror at the front

of the lens, then you can take a photo.

1 Rotate the lens ring to the “CLOSE-UP” position

to pull the lens out to the front.

2 Hold the camera securely so that your face is

30 to 50 cm away from the end of the lens.

30cm-50cm

3 Confirm the composition using the selfie

mirror, then push the shutter to take the photo.

Precautions for Taking Photos

Precautions for Holding the Camera

Correct way to

hold

Do not cover the

flash lampface

with a finger

Do not cover the

flash light sensor

and AE light

sensor with a

finger

• Take care that a finger or the strap does not cover the

flash light sensor, AE light sensor, flash lampface, lens, or

film ejection slot.

• Hold the camera so that the flash lampface is at the top

when taking a horizontal picture.

• Do not take pictures in locations where flash

photography is forbidden.

• Do not grasp the lens barrel when holding the camera.

The finished photos may be adversely affected.

• Look into the viewfinder so that the mark in the

viewfinder appears in the center of your subject.

• Be careful not to touch the lens when you press the

shutter button.

• When taking photos in the dark, hold the camera

firmly to prevent blurring, as the shutter speed may

be slow.

Distances for Normal Mode and Close-Up Mode

• In normal mode, take a picture at a distance of at least

0.5 m from the subject. The effective flash range is up to

approximately 2.2 m.

• Use Close-Up Mode when holding the camera closer

than 0.5 m from the subject. Close-Up Mode allows

you to take photos at a range of 30 to 50 cm from the

subject.

Flash charging lamp status and error solutions

Flash charging

lamp status

Description

Lit Ready to take a photo.

Off Camera is off.

Slow flashing

The flash is charging. Please wait

until the charging lamp light stops

flashing, and the light is on.

Repeated slow

flashing and

quick flashing

The battery voltage is low.

Quick flashing

An error has occurred.

• The film is jammed.

• Incorrect lens ring position.

• Other error

EN Main errors Solutions

The battery

voltage is low

Replace the batteries with new ones

(alkaline batteries).

Film jammed

Do not forcibly pull out the film,

remove the batteries, and reinsert

new batteries (alkaline batteries). It

may be possible to eject the film.

Incorrect lens

ring position

Set the lens ring in the proper

position.

Other

The camera may be malfunctioning.

Remove and reinsert the batteries

while the power is on.

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE

●Do not use this product and its accessories for a

purpose other than taking photos.

●This product has been designed with safety in mind,

but please read the following safety precautions

carefully and then use the product correctly.

●After reading this User's Guide, be sure to keep it

in an easy-to-access place where you can refer to it

whenever necessary.

WARNING

This symbol indicates danger, which could result in injury

or death. Please follow these instructions.

CAUTION

This indicates a matter that may lead to injury or physical

damage if ignored or incorrectly handled.

WARNING

Never attempt to take this product apart. You may be

injured.

Do not touch this product if the inside of it becomes

exposed due to dropping, etc. This product has high-

voltage circuitry that may cause injury or electric shock.

If you notice anything abnormal, such as the camera

(batteries) becoming hot, emitting smoke, or making a

burning smell, remove the batteries immediately. Fire or

burns may occur (be careful not to burn yourself when

removing the batteries).

Never take flash photographs of people riding bicycles,

driving cars, skateboarding, riding a horse and the like.

The flash can be startling, distract, frighten animals, and

otherwise cause an accident.

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