Fujifilm introduces high-end analog instant camera instax mini 99


(From left) Fujifilm (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd instax division assistant marketing manager Tan Shook Chin, Aragane and Fujifilm electronic imaging and instax division senior sales and marketing manager Thomas Kwan at the official launch event of the instax mini 99 in Malaysia.

PETALING JAYA: Fujifilm (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd managing director Kensuke Aragane announces the launch of the instax mini 99, a high-end model of the instax series of analog instant cameras, which was released recently locally.

The mini 99 is an evolved version of the globally successful instax mini 90. It features new functions that use analog technology to further broaden the range of print expressions, such as ‘Colour Effect Control’, which apply lights of different colours directly to a film to produce six different colour expressions, and ‘Vignette Mode’, which reduces exposure around the edges to bring the focus to the centre of each picture. Print expressions can vary based on shooting conditions, allowing users to create unique instax prints with great flair.

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