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Still, neither the 9 or 11 possess this camera's killer feature: it's the shape of Hello Kitty's bulbous, balloon-like head! It even has her signature bow as a separate, molded element on the front!
instax mini HELLO KITTY | Fujifilm [Peru] instax mini HELLO KITTY | Fujifilm [Peru]
As a point of criticism, Fujifilm’s Hello Kitty is sometimes emphasized for its bulky design. But fans of the Hello Kitty franchise will overlook this. Tech specs Fujifilm Instax Mini Hello Kitty It's worth noting that the Instax Mini 11 features an updated lens with an integrated close-up mode, which not only removes the need for the (easily lost) attachment but also enables you to shoot at a slightly closer 0.3m.The need to attach the close-up filter whenever you want to take a selfie or shoot something a bit closer to you remains a faff. We would love it if this camera featured the integrated close-up lens featured in the Mini 11, but that's one of the key things that differentiates that model from both this and the Mini 9. Yes, of course the Instax Mini is also available in Hello Kitty design. But what can the instant camera from Fujifilm in its pink robe do? And is it really the right choice for a younger target group? We will clarify the details! Indoor mode: Indoor mode is best suited for indoor shooting. However, the camera shows its strengths more in daylight. In conventional terms, this is an inferior camera to both the Instax Mini 11 and Instax Mini 9; the former has integrated close-up shooting and a superior flash, while the latter is smaller and more ergonomic (and, if you buy one of the limited edition colors, you also get three colored filters that act like gels for creative shooting).
instax mini HELLO KITTY | Fujifilm [Philippines] instax mini HELLO KITTY | Fujifilm [Philippines]
Size comparison between the Instax Mini Hello Kitty (left) and the Instax Mini 9 (right) (Image credit: James Artaius) Instax Mini Hello Kitty: Performance Since the Instax Mini Hello Kitty contains the same innards as a Mini 9, the performance and resulting pictures are basically identical. Images are crisp and clear, with great contrast and plenty of detail (in instant camera terms, of course!). The instant camera has five different modes for different lighting conditions. The modes are selected using a rotary wheel on the lens. A sensor built into the camera automatically indicates the appropriate mode with a flashing light. However, this is only a recommendation. If the mode is selected before or after the one currently displayed, the images will be slightly over- or under-exposed. The following modes are available: Sure there are grown-up special editions like the bullet-proof Leica M10-P Reporter, or the Hasselblad 907X commemorating the moon landing. But there's also the Mandalorian Polaroid Now, Stranger Things Polaroid OneStep 2, Pokémon Canon Ivy Rec and Optimus Prime Canon EOS R5. Still, the Instax Mini Hello Kitty is the coolest of them all. High-Key Mode: this mode is not displayed via sensor. Shots in the High-Key mode are especially soft. This mode is especially suitable for indoor use.
The modes of the Hello Kitty
Hello Kitty is a cult. Anyone who buys in Hello Kitty design does so for a specific reason. Children in particular are so easy to get enthusiastic about technology. The Instax Mini Hello Kitty offers the proven technology of the Instax series in a design suitable for children. It is as easy to use as possible, and the immediately visible result in the form of a photo is perfect for children to encourage creativity. However, the Hello Kitty design also makes for a slightly higher price. For those who can do without the bright pink, the Instax Mini 9 is worth a look. The Instax Mini Hello Kitty is essentially an Instax Mini 9 in a different body. So it features the same fixed 60mm f/12.7 lens, 1/60 sec shutter speed and 5 shooting options: Indoors / Night (f/12.7), Cloudy / Shade (f/16), Sunny / Slightly Cloudy (f/22), Sunny and Bright (f/32) and High Key.
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