This cute camera is the Fujifilm Instax Mini 12, the latest and most advanced version of Fujifilm's popular "Mini" series of instant cameras. Here's everything you need to know about its manufacturing and features: 1. Manufacturing and Manufacturer • Company: Fujifilm (Japan). • Camera Type: Instant Analog Camera. • Design: Designed to be easy to hold with a comfortable, round "bubbled" design, made from durable, high-quality plastic. 2. Key Technical Features This version (Mini 12) was released to fix issues present in older versions (like the Mini 11), and its most prominent features are: • Automatic Exposure: The camera is smart; it measures the ambient light and automatically adjusts the shutter speed and flash intensity. This means you don't need to adjust settings, just "point and shoot". • Improved Selfie Mode (Close-up Mode): By simply "twisting" the lens, the camera enters close-up mode (from 30 cm to 50 cm). The great thing here is that they fixed the "parallax" issue, so what you see in the viewfinder is exactly what will appear in the photo. • Selfie Mirror: Located next to the lens to help you frame your shot before taking it. • Ease of Operation: There is no separate power button; just twist the lens to open and turn on the camera, and twist it further to enter selfie mode. 3. Film Specifications (Included in the photo) • Film Type: Instax Mini Film. • Photo Size: Credit card size (approximately 5.4 × 8.6 cm). • Development Time: The photo takes about 90 seconds to fully develop after it comes out of the camera. • Important Alert: The silver packet you have must be opened and placed inside the camera in a dark place (do not open the back cover of the camera after inserting the film until all ten photos are taken, otherwise the film will be exposed and ruined). 4. Batteries and Power • It runs on two AA batteries (standard batteries), which are very economical and last a long time (enough to take about 100 photos). In summary: This camera is ideal for documenting spontaneous moments and gatherings, and it features improved "parallax" (what you see is what you get) and calm pastel colors. Tip: When shooting, try not to cover the flash opening or the small sensors above the lens with your finger, as they determine the photo's lighting!