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The Instax Mini 13 is Fujifilm's entry-level instant camera, a small AA-powered point-and-shoot that prints credit-card-sized instax mini photos in about 90 seconds. It keeps the series' automatic exposure and flash, and adds two self-timer settings, a selfie mirror and a rotating lens ring that switches to close-up mode for subjects 30 to 50 cm away. It suits casual shooters, parties and gifts more than anyone chasing manual control. Against the Mini 12 it is a modest step up in convenience rather than image quality, and against pricier Instax models it gives up creative modes and a rechargeable battery.
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Lowest price we've seen: $89.00 on Nov 11 at Best Buy. Tracked across 7 stores since Nov 11.
Owners treat the Mini 13 as an easy, fun camera that produces prints quickly and handles low light better than older entry models. Most criticism centers on the running cost of film and the limited control over exposure.
The Fujifilm Instax Mini 13 is an instant camera that prints photos on instax mini film. Film ejects automatically, and a print takes approx. 90 seconds. Each image measures 2.4" x 1.81".
Turning the lens ring powers the camera on. Turning it to Close-Up Mode lets it focus on subjects 30 to 50 cm away. Automatic exposure and flash control adjust to bright and low-light scenes, and a programmed electronic shutter with slow synchro supports shooting in low light.
A built-in selfie mirror helps with framing. Two self-timer options are available: 2 seconds to reduce handheld blur and 10 seconds for group shots. A camera angle adjustment accessory is included and tilts the camera upward. The camera runs on two AA alkaline batteries.
