The Fujifilm Instax Mini 25 is a compact instant film camera that produces credit card-sized instant photos. Features include automatic exposure control, built-in flash, selfie mirror, close-up lens attachment, two shutter buttons (horizontal and vertical shooting), brightness adjustment (Hi-Key mode), film ejection, and power via two CR2/DL CR2 batteries. Below are key sections for safety, features, loading film, shooting techniques, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Key components: Camera body with horizontal/vertical shutter buttons, built-in flash, selfie mirror, close-up lens, film compartment, battery compartment, and LCD indicator.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Shutter buttons | Two buttons for horizontal and vertical shooting |
| Built-in flash | Automatic flash with forced flash option |
| Selfie mirror | Small mirror next to lens for self-portraits |
| Close-up lens | Attachment for shooting at 35-50cm distance |
| Hi-Key mode | Brightness adjustment for softer, brighter photos |
| Film ejection | Automatic film ejection after each shot |
| LCD indicator | Shows remaining film count and battery status |
| Power switch | Turns camera on/off |
| Film compartment | Holds Instax Mini film pack (10 exposures) |
| Battery compartment | Holds two CR2/DL CR2 batteries |
Open film compartment and insert film pack correctly.
WARNING! Do not open film compartment until all film is used. Avoid direct sunlight when loading film.
Install batteries and load film before first use.
CAUTION! Handle film carefully; avoid bending or exposing to heat.
Main controls: Power switch, shutter buttons (horizontal/vertical), DARK/LIGHT dial, flash mode button, close-up lens attachment.
Shooting Modes: Normal mode (automatic exposure), Hi-Key mode (brighter exposure), close-up mode (with attachment).
Flash Modes: Auto flash (default), forced flash (always on), flash off (for natural light). LCD Display: Shows remaining film count (0-10) and battery status. Film Counter: Automatically counts down from 10 to 0.
Select appropriate mode for different shooting situations.
Tip: Use Hi-Key mode for portraits and close-up mode for detailed shots.
Built-in flash provides automatic lighting control.
WARNING! Do not look directly at flash at close range. Keep fingers away from flash unit.
Special features for self-portraits and close-up shots.
Selfie Mode: Use selfie mirror to frame your shot. Attach close-up lens for best results. Hold camera at arm's length and use appropriate shutter button. Close-up Photography: Attach close-up lens for subjects 35-50cm away. Ensure good lighting and steady hands.
Remove batteries before cleaning. Use soft, dry cloth for exterior; lens cleaning tissue for lens.
CAUTION! Do not use chemicals or compressed air. Store in cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
FCC compliance: Class B digital device. Copyright © Fujifilm Corporation. For support, visit www.fujifilm.com or contact local Fujifilm service center. Dispose of batteries properly according to local regulations.
| Symptom | Possible Cause | Corrective Action |
|---|---|---|
| Camera doesn't turn on | Dead batteries | Replace with fresh CR2 batteries; check polarity. |
| Film doesn't eject | Film jam/batteries | Check battery power; do not force film door open. |
| Photos too dark/bright | Exposure settings | Adjust DARK/LIGHT dial; check flash mode. |
| Flash not working | Flash mode/batteries | Set to auto or forced flash; replace batteries. |
| Blurry close-up photos | Distance/focus | Use close-up lens at 35-50cm; hold camera steady. |
Reset: Remove and reinsert batteries if camera malfunctions.
Service: Contact Fujifilm service center; www.fujifilm.com