Review on 📸 Fujifilm Instax Mini 90 Instant Film Camera (Brown): Capturing Memories in Style by Donotello Figueroa

SUMMARY: The Instax Mini 90 delivers the best image quality of any Instax film camera and also has the best build quality. It shines in many areas, including macro (close-up) photography and shooting modes, totaling five (5). This is the most expensive Instax film camera, costing around $115 and only available in two (2) colors. It is best suited for those who want the highest quality photos, as well as a variety of shooting options and creative modes. 2x exposure and bulb mode are cool but hard to master. For children or occasional users, the Mini 70 or Mini 9 is the best choice. PROS: - Features Tripod mount Timer Manual exposure adjustment LCD display - Best image quality - Optimal for macro photography - Ability to turn flash on and off - Maximum shots in all Instax camera modes (Party, Baby, Landscape, 2x and Bulb) CONS: - The dreaded "E" appearing on the LCD renders the camera unusable (see below for details). - Expensive - Limited color choices (black and brown). ) - No selfie mirror - Battery only good for 160 photos (16 packs) - No selfie mirror "E" error details It seems out of nowhere that the LCD is showing an "E" error and becomes unusable. You cannot turn off the power, change the batteries, or restart the camera to remove it. The camera doesn't work. There is something you can do! If you bought your camera within a year and have proof of purchase (such as a Revain invoice) you can send them to Fujifilm North America Camera Repair in Edison, NJ and they will ship you a new camera. If it's outside of this year's window, you can still send it in for repair, you'll only be charged at cost. What the investment may or may not be worth. FULL REVIEW The Mini 90 is the most expensive of all Instax film cameras at $115. Available in only two (2) colors, black and brown, it comes with one (1) rechargeable battery that lasts approximately 160 photos. That's more than any dual (2) AA camera like the Mini 8 or Mini 9, which are good for about 100, but less than cameras that shoot CR2 (Mini 70) for about 300 photos. The camera is equipped with an LCD display, a tripod and a timer. It also has five (5) shooting modes and manual exposure options. All the upgrades from the Mini 8 and 9. One of the features you get in this camera and in the Mini 70 is the ability to turn off the flash. This is good when shooting shiny subjects where the flash can blur the subject. If you only use the camera a few times, we recommend the Mini 70/Mini 9 at a lower price. -ALL IN SATXDOTCOM AND INSTANTCAMENTALDOTCOM