Two colors are added to the Instax Mini 9 instant camera clan – and each comes with a set of filters to color your images too
The FujifilmInstax Mini 9 is already one of the best instant cameras that you can buy – but now you can get this popular analog model in two additional colors. The Instax Mini 9 Clear will be available in a choice of yellow or purple. These two color versions have clear accent details (such as around the lens) to help give these models a fresh look.
The Mini 9 Clear range also comes with three color lens attachments that create atmospheric filter effects in yellow, orange and green.
The new additions increase the number of color options in the Instax Mini 9 family to seven. Existing colors currently widely available for the Mini 9 include Cobalt Blue, Ice Blue, Smoky White, Flamingo Pink, Poppy Red, Blush Rose and Smoky White.
The camera weighs 307g, and produces images that measure 62 x46mm. There is a built-in flash, and there is a built-in mirror to help compose selfies.
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Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 Clear - yellow
Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 Clear - purple
The new models will cost £69.95 / $69.95 – Amazon UK is selling a kit option that includes a 10-shot pack of film for £74.95.
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