lm photography back to American shores less than a year after Polaroid bowed out. The system has been available in Asia and Europe but not in the United States. Camera features include LCD control panel displaying focal distance and film count, 1\/64-1\/200 sec shutter speed range, built-in flash. Image size is 3.9×2.4 inches%3B Fuji says the film produces sharp, vivid fine-grain prints, and is highly stable, useable from 41-104 degrees F, similar to Polaroid Type 600 films. The Instax 200 will cost $69.99, and a 20-pack of Instax film will list for $28.99. Both will be available next month.
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\nFor details, read the Fujifilm press release:<\/i>
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FUJIFILM BRINGS INSTAX 200 INSTANT FILM CAMERA
\nAND INSTAX INSTANT COLOR FILM TO U.S. MARKET<\/b>
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\nInstant Photo System Delivers Quality Instant Prints for
\nLaw Enforcement, Health Care, Commercial Use<\/i><\/p>\n
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VALHALLA, N.Y., November 14, 2008 – FUJIFILM U.S.A., Inc. today
\nannounced it is introducing the popular Instax 200 Instant Film Camera
\nand Instant Color Film to the U.S. market, making available an instant
\nphoto system that has enjoyed success in Asia and Europe for years.
\nWith its automatically-adjusting flash, high-resolution retracting lens
\nand a big, clear viewfinder, the Fujifilm Instax 200 captures and
\ndelivers vivid, high-quality prints in an instant. The compatible
\nInstax Instant Color Film is professional grade and provides superior
\nperformance.
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\n “In recent months, as availability of instant film has dwindled, we’ve
\nreceived inquiries from customers in a range of markets here in the U.S.
\nincluding health care, law enforcement, insurance, real estate, and
\nothers, who really need to continue using a traditional instant film
\nsolution” said Christian Fridholm, vice president of marketing,
\nconsumables, Imaging Division, FUJIFILM U.S.A. “We believe that people
\nfamiliar with instant photography, but who are new to the Fujifilm
\nInstax brand, will be impressed with the intuitive design of the Instax
\n200, and will be especially pleased with the vivid colors and bright
\nwhites delivered by our Instax Instant Color Film.”
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\nThe Instax 200 and Instax Instant Color Film will begin shipping in late
\nDecember and will be available for purchase through Fujifilm’s
\nprofessional dealer network. MSRP for the Instax 200 is $69.99 and a
\n20-pack of Instax Instant Color Film is $28.99.
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\nThe Instax 200 Camera includes design features such as:
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\n– LCD control panel displaying focal distance and film count
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\n– Programmed electronic shutter, 1\/64-1\/200 sec
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\n– Automatic flash for low-light shooting
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\n– Two-range selectable shooting options: 0.9-3m and 3m-infinity
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\nInstax Instant Color Film includes features such as:
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\n– Wide Picture Format (Image size – 3.90″ x 2.44″)
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\n– Sharp, Vivid, Super Fine Grain Prints
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\n– ISO 800
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\n– Highly Stable Emulsion (useable from 41-104 degrees F)
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\nThe Fujifilm Instax System offers an appealing alternative to previous
\nusers of Polaroid cameras utilizing Polaroid Type 600 Films.
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\nThe Instax 200 Camera uses Fujifilm Instax Instant Color Film, which was
\nfirst introduced in 1997 and has been sold successfully in other parts
\nof the world since. Fujifilm started producing instant films in Japan
\nin the 1980’s and began introducing branded peel apart type instant
\nfilms (FP100C, FP100B, FP3000B) in the U.S. in 2003. With Instax Instant
\nColor Film, the image develops in front of your eyes eliminating the
\nneed to peel it apart. All Fujifilm instant films imported into the US
\nare professional grade films, and therefore are sold only to dealers and
\nphoto labs that support the professional photography market. FUJIFILM
\ninstant films may be purchased at the same locations that sell
\ntraditional FUJIFILM professional film (Color Reversal, Color Negative
\nand B&W).
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