The addition of variable shutter speeds and slow synchro flash definitely seem to give it more versatility in tricky lighting than Mini 9, which has a fixed shutter speed of 1/60 sec. The camera handles balancing ambient light with its flash output with ease, in most shooting scenarios. Image quality from the Mini 11 is good through-and-through, compared with its peers. The subjects are sharp but the exposure is hot. Focus is a little soft, but the exposure is on the money. Selfie shot in the camera's standard mode. The Instax Mini 11 is held in the vertical orientation. It takes a good bit of force to yank the lens forward into selfie mode and retracting the lens after selfie mode has been engaged is a fiddly affair.
The shutter button can be easy to bump accidentally and given the high cost of film, that's a bummerĪnother note about usability: the selfie mode mechanism is a bit hard to engage and feels like it could be a fail point of the camera. Fujifilm does include two accessory shutter releases that affix to the button via double-sided tape – one glows in the dark! Installation is tricky, but once attached, I did find my self less likely to pop off an unintended frame. In use, I found the shutter button can be easy to bump accidentally, and given the high cost of film, that's a bummer. The viewfinder is a bit small, but that's par for the course with these Instax Mini format cameras. The camera is, by default, held in the vertical orientation, making it good for portraiture. To engage the mode, pull the very front of the lens outward until the words 'Selfie on' appear (see image below) it admittedly took some digging through the instructions to figure this out. The camera does a have a selfie mode as well as a small selfie mirror on the front of the lens. The Instax Mini 11 is really straightforward to use, making it a great choice for kids When you're done, push the lens back into the body to turn it off. Simply press the button next to the lens to pop it out, switch the camera on and hit the shutter button by the viewfinder to take a photo there are no other buttons to fumble with. The Instax Mini 11 is really straightforward to use, making it a great choice for kids. I attached the glow in the dark button (shown above).
The Mini 11 comes with two accessory buttons you can affix to the shutter release via double sided tape (included). Available in: Blush Pink, Ice White, Sky Blue, Lilac Purple, Charcoal Black.Powered by two AA batteries (100 shots / 10 packs per fresh set of batteries).Variable shutter speeds from 1/2 to 1/250 sec and slow synchro flash for low light.Full-automatic exposure control (flash always fires).That said, the camera is simple to operate and capable of producing lovely images in a variety of lighting conditions. But unlike its higher-end siblings, the Mini 25/26, Mini 70 and Mini 90, there are no additional creative exposure modes or special features to speak of. Improvements include a new 'Selfie Mode' and better auto exposure compared to its predecessor. As the name suggests the camera makes use of the Instax Mini film format. The Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 is a fresh entry-level instant camera from Fujifilm and a refinement of the Instax Mini 9 (there is no Mini 10).
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