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Dailymirror.news,12,November,2024:kFujifilm’s latest Instax Mini SE has arrived in India, aimed at fans of instant photography with its compact and straightforward design. Available in colors like green, blue, pink, purple, and light grey, it comes with options of either 10 or 40 Instax mini film shots, priced at ₹8,499 and ₹9,999. But with the Instax Mini 12 already on the scene, does this new model really offer enough to make it worth the purchase?
Compact and Ready for Instant Prints
The Instax Mini SE keeps things simple. You can adjust the brightness depending on the lighting, but there aren’t any extra features—no zoom, no special settings. Its compact size makes it ideal for travel, easily fitting in a small bag. It’s perfect for spontaneous shots on the go, and I found it easy to carry around on trips to Bhubaneswar and Mumbai without the bulk of a larger camera.
Good Photos, but a High Price Tag
For an instant camera, the Mini SE delivers decent photo quality, but here’s the issue: at this price, it doesn’t really stand out. The Instax Mini 12, and even the Mini 11, offer more features for about the same cost, making the Mini SE feel like a missed opportunity in terms of value.
Final Thoughts
If you’re after a basic, point-and-shoot camera that produces instant prints without the hassle, the Instax Mini SE fits the bill. However, for those looking for the best value, the Mini SE falls short. Given the price, the Instax Mini 12 is a stronger choice. At a lower price, the Mini SE could have been a solid entry-level option, but as it stands, it’s hard to recommend it over the Mini 12.
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