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If you are sure you have film in your camera and your Instax Mini 9 still won’t take photos, then it may just be that the batteries in the camera are dead and need to be replaced. Dead batteries are indicated on the Instax Mini 9 if the red light to the left of the viewfinder keeps blinking or stays lit. Another indicator that the batteries need to be replaced is all of the brightness indicator lights on the front of the camera flash. Remember to only use 2 AA Alkaline batteries in Instax cameras since any others batteries (such as rechargeable / NiMH, Zinc Carbon, or NiCd) won’t give optimum results. It's a no brainer to go for the Mini 11 over the Mini 9. There's not too much different going on styling wise, but it's in the prints that are churned out that the improvement is enjoyed. And as for the overall feel and colour rendition of the images, we are big fans of the Instax Mini film. Colours are truly and simply gorgeous. It's simple really - if a camera doesn't work the way that you hoped it would (or if it's running cost is prohibitive), you won't use it and the dust soon gathers. If we owned a Fujifilm Instax Mini 11, we would want to carry it around. That's about the best complement to extend to an instant film camera. Also accompanying the launch of this exciting new instant camera are two new instax instant film varieties: instax mini Blue Marble film and instax SQUARE White Marble film. Both have marble-patterned print frames transforming everyday photos into unique, fun keepsakes. Product Specification – instax mini 11

While Fujifilm Instax film works well in a wide range of temperatures, you will get the best results with Instax film when used when the ambient temperature is around 41 – 104 F (or 5 – 40 C). If you are using your Instax Mini 9 and film in an environment where the ambient temperature is below 41 F (or 5 C), then your Instax print will not be able to develop correctly and turn out completely white.

Another possible reason the Instax Mini 9 camera won’t take an image is because the batteries are not loaded correctly. We also have the Instax Square SQ1, with its square format and retro styling, this camera is perfect for capturing all your favourite moments in a fun and creative way. Plus, with features like automatic exposure and a built-in flash, you can be sure your shots will always look their best. It could also be that you covered up the flash with your hand or finger when taking an image at night so no light was able to illuminate your subject.

It’s happened to many of us: you’re out taking photos when suddenly your Instax stops working for no apparent reason. Maybe the lights start flashing on the brightness adjustment dial, or the red light beside the viewfinder won’t go off. You might even find that the camera won’t turn on at all. Thankfully, with auto exposure now on board, good photos are a more regular experience in this, Fujifilm's budget friendly Instax camera. Of course, you never know exactly what you will get, especially when it comes to framing, but you at least get something close enough. This all comes with a caveat that is painful to say - we strongly recommend reading the instructions! To fix the blinking orange lights on the Instax Mini 9 depends on the cause. The Batteries Are Dead and Need to be Replaced

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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.