The Instax Wide 400 is Fujifilm's instant camera for the largest Instax film format, printing 2.4 x 3.9-inch images on 3.4 x 4.3-inch film. It adds a self-timer dial with 4, 6, 8 and 10-second settings and a camera angle adjustment accessory, features the earlier Wide 300 lacked. A retractable 95mm f/14 lens, two-zone focus and automatic exposure keep group shots and landscapes sharp, and a built-in flash covers low light. It suits people who want big instant prints of groups and scenes and accept a bulky body and AA batteries; the Instax Mini and Square lines are smaller and cheaper to shoot, but print much smaller pictures.
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Owners of the Wide line praise the big prints and simple operation, and the 400's self-timer and angle accessory are welcome additions. Common complaints are the camera's size and the higher cost of Wide film.
The Fujifilm Instax Wide 400 is an instant film camera made for group photos. It has a self-timer dial and comes with a camera angle adjustment accessory. It uses Instax's largest format of instant film.
Each shot makes a 2.4 x 3.9" image on a 3.4 x 4.3" piece of film. The camera has a retractable 95mm f/14 lens and a two-range focus zone setting. A 0.37x optical viewfinder with a target spot helps frame the shot.
Exposure is automatic with a programmed shutter. A built-in flash is there for low-light shooting. The camera develops film in approximately 90 seconds and powers down automatically after 5 minutes without use.
