**Instax Camera Review**

In this review, we will delve into the features and functionality of the Instax camera, a popular instant film camera that has gained a significant following among photography enthusiasts. The camera is designed to produce physical prints of your photos, which can be a unique and nostalgic way to capture memories.

One of the standout features of the Instax camera is its various shooting modes. There are several modes available, including portrait mode, sports mode, macro mode, and double exposure mode. Portrait mode allows you to take pictures in party mode, where two glasses or wine glasses are used as a prop. Sports mode is ideal for capturing fast motion or sports-related activities. Macro mode is great for taking close-up shots of small objects. Double exposure mode allows you to click two pictures on top of each other, creating a unique and creative effect.

Another feature of the Instax camera is its timer function. The timer can be set for 2 seconds, allowing you to capture photos with a longer exposure time. This is particularly useful in low-light environments, where a longer exposure time can help to create a more well-lit image. The flash on auto mode can also be used to add light to your photo.

The camera also features redeye reduction, which instantly reduces the red-eye effect in photos taken in low-light conditions. Additionally, there is a no-flash option, allowing you to take photos without any artificial light. There are also two modes available: bright mode and half-bright mode, which can be used to capture images in sunny outdoor conditions or when the lighting is not too harsh.

**Camera Design**

The Instax camera has a standard tripod thread on the back, making it easy to mount on a tripod for added stability. The camera is designed by a German company, with a model number of 2754, indicating that it was manufactured in China. Despite being made in Asia, the camera has been designed with European aesthetics in mind, evident from the red dot logo and other design elements.

One unique feature of the Instax camera is its selfie mirror. The camera includes a mirror on the back, allowing you to take selfies without having to use an external mirror or ask someone else to take your photo. Additionally, the camera's film compartment can be opened with caution, as it may cause the film to become exposed.

**Using the Camera**

Once you load the Instax film into the camera, it is recommended that you do not open the latch until all of your images have been taken. This ensures that the film remains sealed and protected from damage. The camera's LCD screen displays the image as it develops, allowing you to preview your photos before they are fully printed.

**Film Characteristics**

The Instax film used in this camera is designed to produce a unique retro-style image with a distinct filter effect. The film has a bright yellow color scheme, which can add a pop of color to your photos. However, the camera's design suggests that it may not be suitable for capturing images in very low-light conditions.

**Conclusion**

The Instax camera offers a range of features and functionality that make it an attractive option for photography enthusiasts. While it has its limitations, particularly in terms of lighting conditions, the camera's unique image quality and creative shooting modes make it well worth considering. At $100 more expensive than a standard Instax camera, this model is certainly a premium offering. Nevertheless, we found it to be a fun and rewarding camera to use, producing some truly memorable images.

**Additional Features**

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"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys what's up this bird and today I'm checking out the new like a support instant camera now I do have a bunch of instant cameras including the fujifilm instax with me and I saw this camera and I saw it I saw information about it when it was launched and I really wanted to get it and I was in a like a store today and I happened to glance upon this camera and I really wanted to get it so I paid $2.99 here in the u.s. for this particular camera it's available in three colors of white which I didn't like so much and an orange which also I did not like so I got it in the mint color that you see over here it's available for $2.99 plus taxes and then you'll need instant film because it's one of those cameras that will immediately print out an image almost like an Instagram format again so then I got the Leica film the Fuji film film was slightly cheaper but I decided to get like a film because I wanted to test it out anyway so let's take a quick look the boxing and the packaging is more or less identical to many other like a canvas but obviously this is a much cheaper camera from like a so it's basic it says here ready in four minutes it gives you a print of the camera itself so interesting things over here it tells you what all you have in the menu options it's also almost quite identical to the Instax camera so it's possible that Fuji film is making this camera for like so you do have a bunch of documentation over here some instructions on how to load up the film etc and it does come in a whole lot of languages you can see here hopefully there's an English in there and then you get a strap so says like over there it's got a leather strap a really nice quality strap and I might use it on my other like a camera because I don't think I'm going to be putting a strap on this I mean unless I'm taking this while I travel or walk around then I might put a strap on it because it uses the same battery if you any of you have the Instax camera you'll realize that it's the same battery as the Instax camera it is 740 milliamp hour battery with a real capacity of about seven hundred milliamps so that's good enough I guess see what else we get over here get some converting adapters so that I can charge it in other countries including India and you get a standard us-style adapter pin and then you get the adapter itself which is also quite identical to the one on the Instax that's what this charger looks like so the battery is rated for about 300 pictures so hopefully I can test that out as well so this should plug in like that no problem and if you do have one of those tie cables then you can just plug those in here and you don't need any of these so you have a bunch of options to use the charger that's more or less it I'm going to jump directly into the camera now because I'm quite excited to get this going so that is the camera it looks pretty good according to me again let me zoom in and focus for you guys so that's the camera itself I've got this in this mint color it's slightly on the blue side I don't know why they would call it mint but it's got nice brown fake leather accent over here this is your camera shutter button you also get this little mirror over here so if you want to take selfies you can potentially use it to frame yourself and then take a picture you do have a standard xenon flash and an optical viewfinder so you basically look through here to frame up your images and then this opens up and that's where your film loads in so let me open up a box of film and load that up so that's the film and I believe the first one is a blank so the minute I pop it in there it's going to throw a piece of film out so I'm going to first power the camera up with three hopefully it has some charge in there otherwise I'll have to stop the recording looks like it's fully charged or at least partially charged it's enough so the camera lens pops out like that again I haven't really used it or checked it out so I'm going to be testing it a little later so the yellow line lines up with the yellow line on the cartridge recently placed the cartridge in there and when you close it up it's going to throw out the blank like so so retro you've got to love that and then basically your camera is ready to go close up the battery door I'm going to show you some of the options that you have over here so you have a bunch of shooting modes so there's a selfie mode as it shows you over here so you have a selfie mode you have something like a party mode people in party mode which is these two glasses or these two wine glasses and then you have basically fast motion or sports mode and then you have macro that's pretty common and then you have double exposure so this is really good allows you to click a picture and then click another picture on top of the picture and get a double exposure shot a lot of apps now do that I don't know what that is possibly a document it's a bulb so basically as long as you hold the shutter the exposure open so you can get a long exposure shot on this if you have a low-light environment you can possibly use this to get a really nice picture will have to be stable this is a timer it's for ten you can get a timer for two seconds and you can turn off the timer now I got the flash on auto oh this is redeye reduction which is instant interesting and then you have no flash which you can essentially turn off you can also put in a bright mode which is essentially it's sunny outdoors or a half bright mode and that's basically it so I have no mode selected I'm going to try and click a picture of this plant over here and possibly get a nice image for you guys so it takes a minute or so for the image to start appearing and it takes about four minutes for the full image to get ready so while that's happening let's take a closer look around the camera so you do have a standard tripod thread over here so if you want to mount it to a tripod you can do that the type is 275 4 that's the model number of the camera it is made in China but it is designed in Germany you still get the like a red dot over here and like I said the selfie mirror is over here the name is interesting and right here it is designed by like in Germany so once you do have the film in there it's recommended that you don't pull this open otherwise you might lose the film but in most cases this film is sealed so you won't really lose it but it's recommended that until you run through all your images all the pictures that you want to click you shouldn't be opening this latch up like you just saw the images come out from this little port over here and it's almost instant you can use this to adjust a bunch of things but it does stay at a fixed 12.7 aperture and it is a 60 mm lens but for the kind of camera it is it's pretty cool and you can see this image developing over here still takes some time to get all the color and everything so I'm just going to leave it to the side the funds can be really interesting it's going to go with my other Instax camera so it's going to be a cool camera to have around also more or less it's an interesting looking camera and I really kind of like it and for the price it's not too bad it's only $100 more expensive than a standard Instax camera you can see the image is starting to get some color it is a low light environment right now it's not the brightest time so this camera is essentially designed to be used in more or less really bright situations but this film is still developing which you can see it's starting to get the color the yellow on the plants flowers are starting to show up you can see the green in the leaves I can see a bit of blue on the plant I'm going to give it just a minute more for it to get the right color it does say on the back of the film that you shouldn't be putting it in your mouth you probably want to keep it away from toddlers or people who like putting stuff in their mouth which is just strange anyway so there you go it's sort of more or less fully developed that's a nice picture gives a nicer retro feel like I said earlier it's more more or less like an Instagram picture so it's got that it's got a kind of a filter feel to it already you can get some really nice pictures of your friends and family if you're traveling of things and sort of have physical pictures in a day where everyone is actually looking to store images online but then again it's not for everyone and for a price of $2.99 maybe everyone will not want it but I cannot like the camera you want to look at some more images from the camera I'm going to be uploading a full review of the camera on the website so if you have any questions or queries about the like a instance so forth you can leave that in the comment section below and you can also go check us out on eigen dot n caches on Facebook Twitter Google+ if you like this video don't forget to leave a like down below and hit that subscribe button to subscribe to I again this is Ben burns knockoff thank you guys for watching go back and we cancel we can tryhey guys what's up this bird and today I'm checking out the new like a support instant camera now I do have a bunch of instant cameras including the fujifilm instax with me and I saw this camera and I saw it I saw information about it when it was launched and I really wanted to get it and I was in a like a store today and I happened to glance upon this camera and I really wanted to get it so I paid $2.99 here in the u.s. for this particular camera it's available in three colors of white which I didn't like so much and an orange which also I did not like so I got it in the mint color that you see over here it's available for $2.99 plus taxes and then you'll need instant film because it's one of those cameras that will immediately print out an image almost like an Instagram format again so then I got the Leica film the Fuji film film was slightly cheaper but I decided to get like a film because I wanted to test it out anyway so let's take a quick look the boxing and the packaging is more or less identical to many other like a canvas but obviously this is a much cheaper camera from like a so it's basic it says here ready in four minutes it gives you a print of the camera itself so interesting things over here it tells you what all you have in the menu options it's also almost quite identical to the Instax camera so it's possible that Fuji film is making this camera for like so you do have a bunch of documentation over here some instructions on how to load up the film etc and it does come in a whole lot of languages you can see here hopefully there's an English in there and then you get a strap so says like over there it's got a leather strap a really nice quality strap and I might use it on my other like a camera because I don't think I'm going to be putting a strap on this I mean unless I'm taking this while I travel or walk around then I might put a strap on it because it uses the same battery if you any of you have the Instax camera you'll realize that it's the same battery as the Instax camera it is 740 milliamp hour battery with a real capacity of about seven hundred milliamps so that's good enough I guess see what else we get over here get some converting adapters so that I can charge it in other countries including India and you get a standard us-style adapter pin and then you get the adapter itself which is also quite identical to the one on the Instax that's what this charger looks like so the battery is rated for about 300 pictures so hopefully I can test that out as well so this should plug in like that no problem and if you do have one of those tie cables then you can just plug those in here and you don't need any of these so you have a bunch of options to use the charger that's more or less it I'm going to jump directly into the camera now because I'm quite excited to get this going so that is the camera it looks pretty good according to me again let me zoom in and focus for you guys so that's the camera itself I've got this in this mint color it's slightly on the blue side I don't know why they would call it mint but it's got nice brown fake leather accent over here this is your camera shutter button you also get this little mirror over here so if you want to take selfies you can potentially use it to frame yourself and then take a picture you do have a standard xenon flash and an optical viewfinder so you basically look through here to frame up your images and then this opens up and that's where your film loads in so let me open up a box of film and load that up so that's the film and I believe the first one is a blank so the minute I pop it in there it's going to throw a piece of film out so I'm going to first power the camera up with three hopefully it has some charge in there otherwise I'll have to stop the recording looks like it's fully charged or at least partially charged it's enough so the camera lens pops out like that again I haven't really used it or checked it out so I'm going to be testing it a little later so the yellow line lines up with the yellow line on the cartridge recently placed the cartridge in there and when you close it up it's going to throw out the blank like so so retro you've got to love that and then basically your camera is ready to go close up the battery door I'm going to show you some of the options that you have over here so you have a bunch of shooting modes so there's a selfie mode as it shows you over here so you have a selfie mode you have something like a party mode people in party mode which is these two glasses or these two wine glasses and then you have basically fast motion or sports mode and then you have macro that's pretty common and then you have double exposure so this is really good allows you to click a picture and then click another picture on top of the picture and get a double exposure shot a lot of apps now do that I don't know what that is possibly a document it's a bulb so basically as long as you hold the shutter the exposure open so you can get a long exposure shot on this if you have a low-light environment you can possibly use this to get a really nice picture will have to be stable this is a timer it's for ten you can get a timer for two seconds and you can turn off the timer now I got the flash on auto oh this is redeye reduction which is instant interesting and then you have no flash which you can essentially turn off you can also put in a bright mode which is essentially it's sunny outdoors or a half bright mode and that's basically it so I have no mode selected I'm going to try and click a picture of this plant over here and possibly get a nice image for you guys so it takes a minute or so for the image to start appearing and it takes about four minutes for the full image to get ready so while that's happening let's take a closer look around the camera so you do have a standard tripod thread over here so if you want to mount it to a tripod you can do that the type is 275 4 that's the model number of the camera it is made in China but it is designed in Germany you still get the like a red dot over here and like I said the selfie mirror is over here the name is interesting and right here it is designed by like in Germany so once you do have the film in there it's recommended that you don't pull this open otherwise you might lose the film but in most cases this film is sealed so you won't really lose it but it's recommended that until you run through all your images all the pictures that you want to click you shouldn't be opening this latch up like you just saw the images come out from this little port over here and it's almost instant you can use this to adjust a bunch of things but it does stay at a fixed 12.7 aperture and it is a 60 mm lens but for the kind of camera it is it's pretty cool and you can see this image developing over here still takes some time to get all the color and everything so I'm just going to leave it to the side the funds can be really interesting it's going to go with my other Instax camera so it's going to be a cool camera to have around also more or less it's an interesting looking camera and I really kind of like it and for the price it's not too bad it's only $100 more expensive than a standard Instax camera you can see the image is starting to get some color it is a low light environment right now it's not the brightest time so this camera is essentially designed to be used in more or less really bright situations but this film is still developing which you can see it's starting to get the color the yellow on the plants flowers are starting to show up you can see the green in the leaves I can see a bit of blue on the plant I'm going to give it just a minute more for it to get the right color it does say on the back of the film that you shouldn't be putting it in your mouth you probably want to keep it away from toddlers or people who like putting stuff in their mouth which is just strange anyway so there you go it's sort of more or less fully developed that's a nice picture gives a nicer retro feel like I said earlier it's more more or less like an Instagram picture so it's got that it's got a kind of a filter feel to it already you can get some really nice pictures of your friends and family if you're traveling of things and sort of have physical pictures in a day where everyone is actually looking to store images online but then again it's not for everyone and for a price of $2.99 maybe everyone will not want it but I cannot like the camera you want to look at some more images from the camera I'm going to be uploading a full review of the camera on the website so if you have any questions or queries about the like a instance so forth you can leave that in the comment section below and you can also go check us out on eigen dot n caches on Facebook Twitter Google+ if you like this video don't forget to leave a like down below and hit that subscribe button to subscribe to I again this is Ben burns knockoff thank you guys for watching go back and we cancel we can try\n"