Fujifilm Instax Mini SE was launched in India on Monday. This instant camera joins the line of other Instax mini cameras from the brand. The company confirmed that the camera will be available for purchase in the country through online and offline channels later this month. It is said to include improved features over the previous versions of the camera and also offers manual brightness control. Notably, the Fujifilm Instax Pal digital camera was introduced in the country in February this year.
Fujifilm Instax Mini SE Price in India, Availability
Fujifilm Instax Mini SE price in India starts from Rs. 8,499 for the 'Mini SE Fun Pack' that comes with 10 shots, while the 'Mini SE Joy Pack' with 40 shots is priced at Rs. 9,999. Each shot represents a sheet of “mini” film.
The instant camera will be available for purchase in the country from July 10 through the Instax India website and select offline retail stores. The Fujifilm Instax Mini SE is offered in blue, green, light gray, pink and purple color options.
Features of Fujifilm Instax Mini SE
The Fujifilm Instax Mini SE allows users to manually control the exposure level before clicking a picture. This is done via a brightness control dial, which can be rotated to adjust the exposure level. This is useful when shooting in bright lighting conditions.
The size of the film used in the Fujifilm Instax Mini SE is 86 x 54 mm, which has an image area of 62 x 46 mm. Movies are said to be ready in about 90 seconds. The camera is also equipped with a 0.4x viewfinder that displays a target point for easy framing.
Fujifilm's Instax Mini SE lens has a focal length of 60mm and a shutter speed of 1/60 of a second.
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