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It can be frustrating when are ready to take an image and your Instax Mini 11 won’t take an image in the moment. Here are 4 main reasons why your Instax Mini 11 won’t take photos: If your film is printing completely white It is also possible that your has expired or has something wrong with it. Because of the way Instax Instant film processes itself, sometimes the chemicals in the film become expired or lose their potency. This can happen if the Instax film is expired or if the Instax film was not stored correctly . A second extension action of the lens barrel puts the lens into 'selfie' mode, which changes the close focus distance to 0.3m. Otherwise, the focus range is from 0.5m to infinity. The shutter is not fast enough in low-light environment or the camera wasn’t held still while taking an image As with any electronic device, dust and dirt can accumulate in the various nooks and crannies of the Instax Mini 9, so it is a good idea to keep it clean.

If there is no blinking light next to the viewfinder or the brightness indicators around the lens barrel on the front of the camera do not light up after you pressed the on button on the bottom right of the front of the Instax Mini 9, then the camera is not turning on. The Instax Mini 9 camera won’t take an image despite pressing the shutter button. What Causes My Instax Mini 9 to Not Take Photos? The Instax Mini 12 is primarily designed to be used in portrait format with the built-in flash at the top. For a secure hold and to avoid obstructing those light sensors, we found placing both hands on the underside of the camera the most comfortable. However, there is no really intuitive way to hold the camera properly in landscape format. Even so, if we had a choice, the flash would be on by default but with an option of deactivating it for the picture you are about to take.There are 3 reasons why the lights are flashing on your Mini Instax Mini 9 – the batteries are low, the film was not loaded correctly, or there is a paper jam inside the camera. Batteries Are Low Users can activate the Selfie Mode, perfect for taking selfies and close-up shots, by simply pulling out the front edge of the lens after powering the camera on. The mini 11 also features the iconic mirrored panel from instax, making it super easy to take selfies and close-up pictures. Custom shutter buttons for style and personalisation The Fujifilm instax mini 11 is the successor to the mini 9 , adding an “Automatic Exposure” function, Selfie Mode and custom shutter buttons.

The 2 small, parallel holes / sensors on the front or on lens of your Instax Mini 11 are covered. Both the AE Light and Flash Light sensors on the camera body and the lens are designed to measure light in the environment so the camera captures the right amount of light when you press the shutter button. When these sensors are covered, your Instax thinks there needs to more light than it actually needs. The good news is it should be easy to fix why your Instax Mini 9 is not taking photos by following one of the suggestions below: It's worth noting that the automatic flash fires every time a photo is taken. If we had a choice, the flash would be on by default but with an option of deactivating it for the picture you are about to take.With a subject that's around a metre away, you'll be able to include a good amount of surroundings in the shot. For a selfie from around 0.4m, you can comfortably fit in two people, but if anyone else jumps in it's a real squeeze. It is possible that the camera has not been properly turned on and, therefore, won’t take any images. Turn the camera by pressing the large button on the bottom right of the front of the camera below the camera lens. When this button is pressed, the camera lens will pop out and extend. If you’ve tried replacing the old batteries with a new set of 2 AA alkaline batteries and the camera is still blinking orange and won’t take an image after pressing the shutter, try resetting camera by removing and reinstalling the fresh batteries while the lens is extended (or the camera is turned on).