Capture your memories in style with the Fujifilm Instax Mini 40 EX D instant camera, featuring a classic retro black design with silver details. Equipped with Scene Auto and selfie mode, this camera delivers sharp, vibrant 62 × 46 mm prints in about 90 seconds. Comes bundled with 10 sheets of Instax Mini film.
Capture your memories in style with the Fujifilm Instax Mini 40 EX D instant camera, featuring a classic retro black design with silver details. Equipped with Scene Auto and selfie mode, this camera delivers sharp, vibrant 62 × 46 mm prints in about 90 seconds. Comes bundled with 10 sheets of Instax Mini film.
The Fujifilm Instax Mini 40 EX D + Instax Film (10 Photos) bundle offers a seamless blend of retro design and modern instant photography. The Mini 40 is designed for ease of use, featuring the popular Scene Auto function that automatically optimizes shutter speed, flash output, and exposure to suit any lighting conditions, whether outdoors in bright sunlight or indoors in dim settings.
Selfie enthusiasts will appreciate the selfie mode, activated by extending the lens forward, along with a front-facing mirror for precise composition. The camera produces 62 × 46 mm credit-card sized instant prints in approximately 90 seconds and runs on two AA batteries, capable of about 100 shots. Its classic black design with silver accents and textured surface offers a stylish, comfortable grip.
With a 60 mm lens (f/12.7), electronic shutter (1/2 – 1/250 sec), built-in flash, automatic exposure (ISO 800), and automatic film ejection, the Mini 40 ensures high-quality instant images every time. This bundle includes 10 sheets of Instax Mini film, so you can start capturing memories immediately. Ideal for casual photographers, parties, and gifts, it combines vintage charm with modern convenience.
Key Features
| Manufacturer: | Fujifilm |
| Category: | Compact cameras |
| Min. focal length | 60mm |
| Max. focal length | 60mm |
| Battery type | AA |
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