Fujifilm Philippines has announced the launch of the instax mini 41, the latest entry model of the instax series of cameras. It allows you to enjoy on-the-spot photo printing in a sleek, classic design.
instax mini 41
The instax mini 41 pays tribute to classic analog design while introducing thoughtful upgrades for a seamless shooting experience.
One of its standout features is the Close-up Mode, activated by rotating the lens one step. The mode is designed to minimize discrepancies between what you see in the viewfinder and the final print in close-up shots. It does so with the built-in parallax adjustment. The mode lets you enjoy close-up shots without having to shift the center point.
Moreover, it has Automatic Light Adjustment, which enables the mini 41 to intelligently detect ambient light the moment the shutter button is pressed. It, then, automatically optimizes both the shutter speed and flash output based on the speed.
There’s also the Selfie Mirror next to the lens so you can check the composition of your selfies before taking the shot.
To complement the launch of the instax mini 40, Fujifilm is also introducing a color-matched camera case for added style and convenience.
Other features include:
- Photo Picture Size: 62mm x 46mm
- Lens: 60mm, 2 components, 2 elements
- Film development time: approx 90 seconds
Pricing and Availability
The instax mini 41 is now available in the Philippines for PHP 6,599 at Fujifilm authorized dealers.
In partnership with Atmos Philippines, you can get a chance to win a mini 41 camera when purchasing items at the Atmos Philippines Flagship Store at One Bonifacio High Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.
For more information, visit the official website.
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