User’s Guide/Trouble shooting/Safety precautions  
# Contents  Before Use ................................................40 Part Names ..............................................41 Display on the LCD Monitor ..............42 Using the selector buttons ............................42 Using the command dial ................................42 Attaching the Strap ..............................43 Attaching the Hand Strap ..............................43 Attaching the Shoulder Strap  (Purchased Separately) ..................................43 Inserting/Charging the Battery ........44 Inserting the Battery ........................................44 Charging the Battery .......................................44 Charging status indication ............................44 Turning the Camera on/off  ................45 Checking Remaining Battery Life................45 Performing Initial Settings .................46 Function Setting for the Shutter Button...47 Loading/Removing the INSTAX  SQUARE Film Pack .................................48 Loading the Film Pack .....................................48 Unloading a Used Film Pack .........................48 Print Mode ...............................................49 Basic Photography and Playback ....50 Taking a Picture .................................................50 Viewing Images .................................................51 Changing the Playback Display ...................51 Printing .....................................................52  Image Eff ects ..........................................53 Filter .......................................................................53 Adjusting the Brightness ...............................54 Vignette ................................................................54 More on Photography .........................55 Using AF/AE Lock ..............................................55 Using the Self Timer .........................................55 Using the Flash ..................................................56 Changing the Shooting Mode .........57 Selecting a Shooting Mode ...........................57 Printing from Print History  (Reprint)...................................................58 Using a Memory Card ..........................59 Inserting the Memory Card ...........................59 Printing Images Taken with  another Camera.................................................59 Menus .......................................................60 Shooting Menu ..................................................60 Playback Menu ..................................................61 Setup Menu ........................................................62 SPECIFICATIONS ....................................63 TROUBLE SHOOTING ...........................65 IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE ............68 Handling the Battery ...........................72  After reading this User’s Guide, keep it in a safe, easy to  fi nd place where you can refer to it if needed.  
Before using the camera, check the following.  Make sure supplied accessories are  included in the package.  Read "IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE"  (Page 68) and "Handling the  Battery" (Page 72) for safety use.  
  
Read this User's Guide before  using the camera.  # Supplied Accessories  • NP-50 rechargeable battery (1)  
 • USB cable for charging (1)  
 • Hand strap (1)  
 • Strap rings (2)  
 • Clip attaching tool (1)  
 • User's Guide (1)  Part Names
 Pressing the  (Back) button displays information below.  Shooting  
 \*1  The icon is displayed in gray when the date/time print  setting is disabled.  $^{*}2$    Not displayed when  STANDARD  is selected.  $^{*3}$    When a memory card is inserted, the  $\boxed{\begin{array}{r l}\end{array}}$   icon appears  on the number.    If the number of available frames is under 10, the icon  on the number turns red.  # Playback  
 # Using the selector buttons  
 Using the command dial  
 
Use the command dial on the following  occasions. • Selecting a menu or item • Changing playback display (Page 51) • Adjusting the value of image effect  (Pages 53 and 54)  # Attaching the Hand Strap  
Attach the strap as illustrated below. • When you carry or use the camera, put the strap around  your wrist so that the camera does not drop.  
 # Attaching the Shoulder Strap  (Purchased Separately)  
Attach the strap clips to the camera, then attach the  shoulder strap.  Open a strap clip. Use the clip attaching tool to open a strap clip as  shown.  
 
Keep the tool in a safe place. You will need it to  open the strap clips when removing the shoulder  strap.  #  Place the shoulder strap clip on each  strap eyelet.  
Hook the strap eyelet in the clip opening. Remove the  tool using the other hand to keep the clip in place.  
# Pass the clip through each strap eyelet.
Rotate the clip fully through the eyelet until it clicks closed.
# Pass the shoulder strap through each clip.
# Caution  • Use the strap only as a shoulder strap. Do not put the  shoulder strap around your neck. • Be careful so that the shoulder strap does not obstruct  the film ejection slot. • Strap eyelets may become worn or color may become  faded as you are attaching the shoulder strap.  
#  Inserting/Charging the Battery  # Inserting the Battery   
Slide the battery cover to open.   
Insert the battery according to the arrow on it.  Make sure the yellow line on the battery aligns with  the mark on the camera. • To remove the  battery, press the battery latch to  the side, and slide the battery out of the camera.   
Close the battery cover.  Charging the Battery  Be careful of the orientation.  
 Connect the camera and an AC power adapter supplied  with your smartphone using the supplied USB cable, then  connect the AC power adapter to an indoor power outlet.  • Use an AC adapter to meet the rated output below: DC 5.0 V/1000 mA • You can take a picture or print an image while  charging is in progress. • Charging time is approximately three to four hours.  #  Charging status indication  
 # Charging from a PC:  • Connect the camera and PC directly. Do not connect  them via a keyboard or USB hub. • If the PC enters the sleep mode while charging is in  progress, charging will stop. If you continue charging,  resume the PC and reconnect the USB cable. • You may not be able to charge the camera from a PC  depending on your PC specifications, settings, or status.  # Caution  • The battery is not charged fully at shipment. Be sure to  charge it before using the camera. • Read the cautions in “Handling the battery“. (Page 72)  
To turn the camera on, turn the lens ring (power switch) clockwise. To turn it off, turn the switch counterclockwise.  # The camera turns on and shooting screen  appears.  
 # The camera turns off.  
 #  Checking Remaining Battery Life  Pressing the  $\leftrightarrow_{\mathsf{D(B a c k)}}$  (Back) button on the shooting/playback  screen displays remaining battery life on the LCD  monitor.  
 $\twoheadrightarrow$    When the battery level is low, the  $(\overbrace{\phantom{\left(\sum\mathrm{~\textperth}\right)}})$  ) icon appears  on the lower right of the LCD monitor.   When no battery capacity remains, the  $(\overbrace{\mathsf{E M P}}^{\subset\supset})$   icon  appears enlarged on the LCD monitor and the camera  turns off.  • If no operation occurs for a certain period of time, the  camera turns off automatically. You can specify the  length of time before the camera turns off. (Page 62) • Pressing the  (Playback) button displays the  playback screen and changes to the playback mode. • Pressing the shutter button fully during the playback  mode displays the shooting screen and changes to the  shooting mode. • Fingerprints and other marks on the lens can affect  pictures. Keep the lens clean.  
The language, date, and time are not specified when the camera is turned on for the first time. Follow the procedure below  to specify them.  # You can specify these settings at any time. See page 62 if you perform these settings later or  change them.  Turning the camera on displays the language  selection screen.  Select a language, then press the MENU/OK  button or  $\blacktriangleright$  .  
 
The language is specified and the  DATE/TIME  screen appears.  Specify the order, then press the MENU/OK  button or  $\blacktriangleright$  .  
 Select one of the orders below.  • year/month/day • month/day/year • day/month/year The order is specified and the screen to specify the  year, month, day, hour, and minute appears.  Specify the year, month, day, hour, and minute,  then press the MENU/OK button or  $\blacktriangleright$  .  
 
Use  89  to select an item (year, month, day,  hour, or minute) to specify, then use  67  to   set the value.  Specify the function of shutter buttons.  
 
For details, see page 47.  Press the MENU/OK button.  
Function Setting for the Shutter Button  Assign a function to each of the shutter buttons from the combinations on the table below.   By default, shutter button function is assigned to the right shutter button, and shooting mode switching function to the  left.  Use   $\blacktriangleleft$   to select the combination when the  SHUTTER BUTTON SETTINGS  screen is displayed, then press the MENU/ OK button.  • If you skip this procedure, press the  (Back) button when each screen appears. The shooting screen appears. • If the battery is removed for an extended period of time, the setting values may be cleared. In this case, the language  selection screen appears. Perform settings again.  
# Loading/Removing the INSTAX SQUARE Film Pack  # Caution  # Do not open the back cover until you have used  up the film; otherwise, the rest of the film is  exposed and turns white. The film can no longer  be used.  • When you load the film pack, never press the two  rectangular holes on the back of the film pack. • Never use a film pack beyond its shelf life; otherwise, it  may damage the camera.  Use Instant Film “instax SQUARE” only.   The instax mini film or instax WIDE film cannot be used. Notes on the film pack  • Each Instant Film “instax SQUARE” pack contains  1 black film protective cover and 10 film sheets. • Do not remove the film pack from its inner bag before  loading it into the camera. • The film cover is ejected automatically when the back  cover is closed.  For details, refer to the instructions and warnings on  Instant Film "instax SQUARE".  # Loading the Film Pack   
Press and hold the button of the film door lock ( 1 ),  then slide the lever to the right  $(\boxdot$  ) until the film  door opens slightly.   
Hold both sides of the  film pack, align the  bottom of the film pack  on the groove of the film  chamber  $(\boxdot$  ), then insert  it straight ( 2 ).  
Close the back cover.  Make sure the back cover  lock clicks into place.
The film cover (black) is  ejected automatically when  the back cover is closed.  Remove the film cover from  the film ejection slot.  # Unloading a Used Film Pack  When no film is left, all dots on the right of the shooting  screen are displayed in gray. (Page 52)  Unload the film pack.   
Press and hold the button of the film door lock ( 1 ),  then slide the lever to the right  $(\boxdot$   until the film  door opens slightly.   
Grasp the rectangular  holes on the film pack,  then pull it out straight.  Two print modes are available.  # •  Auto print mode •  Manual print mode (initial setting)  When the auto print mode is selected, printing starts immediately after the image is saved in the memory. When the manual print mode is selected, the image is saved in the memory. You can select and print images later.  # ■   Auto Print Mode  Switch the print mode selector on the side to "AUTO".  
 The icon below appears on the shooting screen.  
 Printing starts immediately after the image is saved in the  memory.  
 # ■   Manual Print Mode (initial setting)  Switch the print mode selector on the side to “MANUAL”.  
 The icon below appears on the shooting screen.  
 The image is saved in the memory. You can select and print  images later instead of printing them immediately.  
 # Basic Photography and Playback  #  Taking a Picture  This section describes basic operation for photography.  Turn the lens ring (power switch) clockwise to turn  the camera on.  
 Hold the camera and confirm the desired  composition of the final image.  
 Select the shooting mode or perform the steps to  select your image effects. (Pages 53 to 57)  Press the shutter button halfway to focus.  • If the camera is able to focus: The camera beeps and the green focus frame  appears on the monitor. • If the camera is unable to focus: The red focus frame appears on the monitor.  Change the composition or use focus lock. (Page  55)  Lightly press the shutter button the rest of the way  down to take the picture.  
The picture is taken and it is saved in the camera’s  memory. • If the print mode is set to auto print mode, the  image will be printed. (Page 49)  • When you take a picture, hold the camera with both  hands and brace your elbows against your sides. • Be careful not to touch the lens surface when you  press the shutter button. • When you press the shutter button fully, press it  lightly. • Be careful that your fingers or the strap do not cover  the flash, lens, or film ejection slot. • If a subject is poorly lit, the flash may fire when the  picture is taken. You can change the flash setting to  disable flashing. (Page 56)  # Cautions on the camera’s memory  
• When the memory becomes full, the shutter will not  release and you cannot take a picture. Delete the  images in the memory or use another memory card. • You can save up to 50 images in the memory. 1000  images per 1 gygabyte can be saved if you use a  memory card. • Images in the memory may be damaged or lost if the  camera has any trouble. We recommend you store  important image files as backup using other media  (e.g. Hard disk, CD-R, CD-RW, or DVD-R, etc.). • If you ask for repair, we do not guarantee the safety of  images in the memory. • While the camera is being repaired, note that we may  check the contents of images in the memory.  # Basic Photography and Playback  # Viewing Images  
Images can be viewed on the monitor. Take a test shot and  check the results before printing a picture.  #   Press the   (Playback) button.  
 
The most recent image will be displayed.  Press  8  or  $\blacktriangleright$   to select an image to view.  
 
Pressing  $\blacktriangleleft$   displays a previous image. Pressing  $\blacktriangleright$   displays a next image. • Pressing the shutter button fully returns to the  shooting screen.  Changing the Playback Display  You can zoom in on the image on the monitor or change  the number of images displayed at a time.  # ■   Zooming in on image  You can zoom in on an image on the monitor by turning  the command dial clockwise.  
 
• Use  6789  buttons to move the view  area. • Pressing the MENU/OK button or  $\leftrightarrow_{\mathsf{D(B a c k)}}$  (Back) button  cancels zooming. • You can print an image while it is zoomed in. (Page  52)  # ■   Changing the number of images on the  monitor  You can change the number of images on the monitor  displayed at a time. Turning the command dial  counterclockwise changes the number of images (one,  four, or nine).  
One image Four images Nine images  
 
• Turning the command dial clockwise changes the  number of images (four or one). • Pressing the MENU/OK button or  (Back) button  cancels the multiple image display. • You can print an image while four or nine images are  displayed. (Page 52)  
Print an image following the steps below.  • When the auto print mode is selected, the image will be  printed immediately after it is taken. (Page 49)  Press the   (Playback) button.  
 
The most recent image will be displayed.  Press  8  or  $\blacktriangleright$   to select an image to view.  
 
Pressing  $\blacktriangleleft$   displays a previous image. Pressing  $\blacktriangleright$   displays a next image.  Adjust the image effect as necessary. (Pages 53 and 54)  Press the  (Print) button. The screen below appears.  
 Press the MENU/OK button.  
Printing starts. • To cancel printing press the  (Back) button.   
When the film has been  ejected (the camera stops  making a sound), grab the  edges of the film, then take  it out.  # ■   Film remaining indication  Dots on the right of the monitor indicates the number  of remaining films. One dot turns gray every time you print an image.  
 
• When there are only two films left, dots turns  red.  $\circledast$    You can print an image that is zoomed in or print four  or nine images on one film. Use the command dial to  change to the multiple image display on step 2 when  the image to print is displayed. (Page 51)  •  For details on taking out the film, refer to the instructions and  warnings on the Instant Film “instax SQUARE” pack. • The development time is approximately 90 seconds. (The  time varies depending on the ambient temperature.)  
You can select an effect menu directly by pressing a button on the rear to adjust the image effect while the shooting/ playback screen is displayed.  #  Filter  Follow the steps below to select a filter.  Press the  (Filter) button while shooting/playback  screen is displayed.  The screen below appears.  
 Use the command dial to select a filter. For details on each filter see the table on the right.  Press the  (Filter) button again. The filter effect is applied to the image and returns  to the previous screen.  • You can also return to the previous screen by  pressing the MENU/OK button or  (back)  button.  • To cancel the filter effect, press and hold the  (Filter)  button.  # ■   Filter eff ects you can use  
 #  Adjusting the Brightness  Follow the steps below to adjust the brightness.  Press the  (Brightness) button while shooting/ playback screen is displayed.  
The screen below appears.  
 Use the command dial to adjust the brightness.  
Turn the command dial clockwise to brighten the  image, and turn the dial counterclockwise to darken  it.  Press the  (Brightness) button again.  
The adjusted brightness is applied to the image and  returns to the previous screen. • You can also return to the previous screen by  pressing the MENU/OK button or  (back)  button.  • To cancel the adjusted brightness, press and hold the  (Brightness) button.  #  Vignette  Adjust the brightness of four corners on the image. Follow  the steps below to adjust the brightness.  Press the  (Vignette) button while shooting/ playback screen is displayed.  
The screen below appears.  
 Use the command dial to adjust the brightness of  the four corners.  
Turn the command dial clockwise to darken the  corners, and turn the dial counterclockwise to  brighten them.  Press the  (Vignette) button again.  
The adjusted brightness is applied to the image and  returns to the previous screen. • You can also return to the previous screen by  pressing the MENU/OK button or  (back)  button.  • To cancel the adjusted brightness, press and hold the  (Vignette) button.  # Notes on image effects:  • Each adjusted value or effect remains after you take a picture. However, it will be disabled when you view the image on a  device (e.g. computer) other than this camera. • You can apply multiple effects to one image. • Press and hold the  $\tt S O(B a c k)$  (Back) button to cancel all adjusted values or effects. • Depending on the subject or camera settings, images may (in some cases) be grainy or vary in brightness and hue.  Using AF/AE Lock  
Use "AF/AE lock" to lock focus/exposure by pressing the  shutter button halfway. AF/AE lock is useful when you take  a picture with off-center subjects.  Position the subject to focus on the center, then  press the shutter button halfway.  Decide the composition with the shutter button  pressed halfway.  Press the shutter button all of the way down to take  the picture.  # As the camera may be unable to focus on the  subjects listed below, we recommend you use AF/ AE lock.  • Very shiny subjects such as mirrors or car bodies • Fast moving subjects • Subjects photographed through a window or other  reflective object • Dark subjects and subjects that absorb rather than  reflect light, such as hair or fur • Insubstantial subjects, such as smoke or flame • Subjects that show little contrast with the  background (e.g. subjects that are the same color as  the background) • Subjects positioned in front of or behind a highcontrast object that is also in the focus frame (e.g. a  subject photographed against a backdrop of highly  contrasting elements)  Using the Self Timer  Use the self timer to include a photographer in a group  photo or to reduce blur when the shutter button is pressed.  Press the MENU/OK button on the shooting  screen.   
The shooting menu appears.  Select  SELF-TIMER , then press the  MENU/OK  button.  Select  10 SEC  or  2 SEC , then press the MENU/OK  button.  Press the shutter button fully.  
• When you select  10 SEC : When you press the shutter button, the AF-assist  illuminator/Self timer lamp lights up, and then it  flashes 3 seconds before shooting. • When you select  2 SEC : When you press the shutter button, the AF-assist  illuminator/Self timer lamp flashes.  • To cancel the self timer, press the  (Back) button.  
#  Using the Flash  Use the flash when shooting at night or indoors under low light.  Press the MENU/OK button on the shooting  screen.  
 
The shooting menu appears.  Select  FLASH , then press the  MENU/OK button.  Select the flash setting, then press the MENU/OK  button. See the right column for details on each flash  setting.  Press the shutter button to shoot.  # ■   Flash settings  Select one of the settings below.  #   AUTO FLASH  The flash fires automatically when the camera  recognizes it is dark. Recommended in most  situations.  #   FORCED FLASH  The flash always fires regardless of the brightness of  the subject. Use this setting for backlit subjects.  #   SUPPRESSED FLASH  The flash does not fire even when the subject is poorly  lit. Recommended when using a flash is prohibited. We recommend you use a tripod when it is dark.  #   SLOW SYNCHRO  As the flash fires with slow shutter (slow synchro) in a  dark place, the background and subject in front of it  are photographed brightly. Note that the picture may be overexposed if you use  this setting in a bright place.  #   RED EYE & SLOW  This setting minimizes "red-eye", which is caused  by the flash reflecting from the retinas of portrait  subjects when you use flash in a dark place. When you select this setting, the flash fires several  times as a pre-flash to minimize red-eye.  
Select a shooting mode according to the subject or purpose.  #  Selecting a Shooting Mode  Follow the steps below to select a shooting mode. Press the MENU/OK button on the shooting screen.  
 
The shooting menu screen appears.  Select  SHOOTING MODE , then press the MENU/OK  button or  $\blacktriangleright$  .  Select the shooting mode, then press the MENU/ OK button.  
The changed setting is applied.  Press the  (Back) button. The LCD monitor returns to the shooting screen.  # Shooting Mode  # 67'  STANDARD  Select for normal photography. The flash fires automatically when the camera recognizes  it is dark. You can select a setting so that the flash does not fire. (Page 56)  # BULB MODE  The shutter is kept open while the shutter button is  pressed. Use when shooting a night view. Using a table or  tripod is necessary. • Adjust the time to press the shutter button according to  the brightness.  # DOUBLE EXPOSURE  Press the shutter button twice to shoot two subjects in one  picture. After you shoot the first subject, shoot the second.  Follow the instructions on the monitor.  $\twoheadrightarrow$    When you use another shutter button to select a  shooting mode, the mode switches every time you press  the shutter button.  
#  Printing from Print History (Reprint)  Print an image with the same settings (e.g. image effect) as those specified when you printed the image in the past.  Follow the steps below for operation.  #   Press the   (Playback) button.  
 
The most recent image will be displayed.  Press the MENU/OK button. The playback menu appears.  Select  PRINT HISTORY , then press the MENU/OK  button.  The screen to select an image appears. • The latest 50 print histories are stored in the  memory. • If the print histories exceed 50, new print history  overwrites the oldest one.  to select an image to print.  
 
Pressing  $\blacktriangleleft$   displays a previous image. Pressing  $\blacktriangleright$   displays a next image. • You can select a view with four or nine frames.  Press the  (Print) button.  Press the MENU/OK button. Printing starts. • Press the  (Back) button to cancel printing.  When the film has been ejected (the camera stops  making a sound), grab the edges of the film, then  take it out.  
 • You cannot save the print history on a memory card. • All print histories are deleted if you initialize the  memory. (Page 62) • You cannot edit or apply effects on the images in the  print history.  This camera can save approximately 50 images in the memory. However, using a memory card enables you to save more  images.  # Caution on the memory card  • Micro SD/micro SDHC cards have been approved  for use in this camera. Using cards other than those  specified could damage the camera. • Memory cards are small and can be swallowed; keep  out of reach of children. If a child swallows a memory  card, seek medical assistance immediately. •  Do not turn the camera off or remove the memory  card while the memory card is being formatted or  data are being recorded or deleted from the card.  Failure to observe this precaution could damage  the card. • Avoid using or storing memory cards in an  environment where strong static electricity or electric  noise is generated. • If you insert a memory card charged with static  electricity into the camera, it may cause malfunction.  In this case, turn the camera off and turn it on again. • Do not put memory cards in a pocket; otherwise,  strong force will be applied and can cause damage. • When you remove the memory card after using  the camera for a long time, the card may be warm.  However, this is not malfunction. • Do not affix labels to memory cards. Peeling labels  can cause camera malfunction.  # Caution when using the memory card  on computer  • Format memory cards before first use, and be sure  to reformat all memory cards after using them in a  computer or other device. • Folders are created automatically if you use a memory  card formatted with the camera. Do not change the  folder/file name or delete a folder using a computer;  otherwise, you cannot use the memory card. • Use the camera to delete image files. • Edit an image file after copying or moving it to a hard  disk. Avoid editing an original image file.  # Inserting the Memory Card  Slide the card slot cover to open.  
 As shown below, slide in the memory card until it  clicks into place at the back of the slot.  
 Close the card slot.  
 
$\circledast$    To remove the memory card, press it in and release it  slowly. The card can be removed by hand.  # Caution  • When you remove the memory card, press it  with  your finger and release the card gently; otherwise the  card could come out of the slot too quickly.  # Printing Images Taken with another  Camera  You can print images taken with another camera by  inserting a memory card containing the images. However,  they should meet the conditions below. • Copy images to print to the root directory instead of  copying them to a folder. • The file name should consist of four capital letters (A to  Z) followed by four numeric characters.  
#  Shooting Menu  Follow the steps below to specify/change the shooting  menu.  Press the MENU/OK button on the shooting screen.  
 The menu screen appears.  Select the setting item to change and change the  setting.  Press the MENU/OK button. The changed setting is applied.  Press the  (Back) button. The LCD monitor returns to the shooting screen.  # ■   Items on the shooting menu  # SHOOTING MODE  Select a shooting mode according to the purpose or  situation. (Page 57) • You can also use a shutter button to which you assign  the shooting mode switch function on  SHUTTER  BUTTON SETTINGS . Press the button repeatedly to  choose a shooting mode.  # FLASH  Select a setting for flash photography. (Page 56)  # SELF-TIMER  Select a setting when using the self timer. (Page 55)  # AF ILLUMINATOR  If you select  ON , the AF-assist illuminator lights up while  focusing to assist auto focus when it is dark.  # Option:   ON / OFF  • The camera may be unable to focus using the AFassist illuminator in some cases. • When you are close to the subject, the AF-assist  illuminator may not be as effective as you expect. • Avoid shining the AF-assist illuminator directly into  your subject's eyes.  
# Playback Menu  Follow the steps below to specify/change the playback  menu.  Press the MENU/OK button on the playback screen.  
 
The menu screen appears.  Select the setting item to change and change the  setting.  Press the MENU/OK button. The changed setting is applied.  Press the  (Back) button. The LCD monitor returns to the playback screen.  # ■   Items on the playback menu   # ERASE  Delete an image one by one or delete all at one time.  Option:   FRAME / ALL FRAMES   COPY Copy images in the camera's memory to a memory card  and vice versa. Follow the procedure below.  $\textcircled{1}$   Press the MENU/OK button or  $\blacktriangleright$  .  $\textcircled{2}$   Select the destination, then press the MENU/OK  button or   $\blacktriangleright$  .  $\textcircled{3}$   Select  FRAME  or  ALL FRAMES , then press the MENU/ OK button or  $\blacktriangleright$  . Copying starts if you select  ALL FRAMES . Proceed to step  $\textcircled{4}$   if you select  FRAME .  $\textcircled{4}$   Select an image to copy, then press the MENU/OK  button or  $\blacktriangleright$  .   #  Setup Menu  Follow the steps below to specify/change the setup  menu.  Press the MENU/OK button on the shooting/ playback screen.  
 
The menu screen appears.  Select the setting item to change and change the  setting.  Press the MENU/OK button. The changed setting is applied.  Press the  (Back) button. The LCD monitor returns to the shooting screen.  # ■   Items on the setup menu   # OPERATION VOL.  Adjust the volume of the operation, shutter, or startup  sound.  Option:   OFF / 1 / 2 / 3 Select  OFF  to disable sounds.   # AUTO POWER OFF  Select the length of time before the camera turns off  automatically if no operations are performed.  # Option:   5 MIN / 2 MIN / OFF   # FORMAT  Initialize camera's memory or a memory card inserted in  the card slot. All saved images will be deleted.   
# Camera  Image sensor Eff ective pixels Storage media Recording capacity  # File system  Focal length Aperture Auto focus system Focus range Shutter speed Sensitivity Exposure control Metering White balance Flash  Shooting mode Self-timer Image eff ect Playback function 1/4-in., CMOS with primary color fi lter 1920 x 1920 Built-in memory, microSD/microSDHC memory card Built-in memory: Approx. 50 fi les microSD/microSDHC memory card: Approx. 1000 fi les per 1 gigabyte Compliant with Design Rule for Camera File System (DCF), Exif Ver.2.3, Compliant with JPEG and PIM Fixed as  $28.5\:\mathsf{m m}$   (35-mm format equivalent) F2.4 Single AF (Contrast-detect TTL, equipped with AF illuminator) 10cm to ∞ 1/29500 sec. to 1/2 sec. (Auto), maximum 10 sec. in Bulb mode ISO 100 to 1600 (Auto) Programmed AE 256-segment through the lens (TTL) metering, Multi metering Auto Auto/Compulsory fl ash/Suppressed fl ash/Slow synchro/Red-eye removal Eff ective range: Approx. 50 cm to 8 m Standard, Double exposure, Bulb mode Approx. 10 sec./Approx. 2 sec. 16 Filters, Brightness adjustment, Vignette Trimming, Multi image playback  
# Printer  Film Photo capacity Film size Image size Supported image size Printing solution Printing levels Supported image format  Printing time Print timing Printing function Reprint  Digital zoom Film detection  Others LCD monitor  Input/Output terminals Battery Charging function Printing capacity  Charging time  Dimension Weight  Instant Film “instax SQUARE” (Purchased separately) 10 prints/pack 86 mm x 72 mm 62 mm x 62 mm  $800\times800$   dots 12.5 dots/mm (318 dpi,  $80\,\upmu\mathrm{m}$   dot pitch) 256 levels per color (RGB) JPEG (Some images saved with a photo editing/processing software may  not be displayed or printed.) Approx. 12 seconds Printing shortly after shooting/Printing after selecting image Images on built-in memory/micro SD card Printable up to the past 50 prints (Up to 50 images stored in print history) Up to 2.4 X in printing (Output pixels:  $800\times800)$  Yes (Automatic ejection when inserted)  3.0-in. (7.6 cm) TFT color LCD monitor Pixels: Approx. 460k-dots Micro USB (For charging only) NP-50 Built-in Approx. 160 prints (From when the battery is charged fully) \* Varies depending on the conditions of use. Approx. 3 to 4 hours (Using 0.5 A USB port)  \* Varies depending on air temperature.  $1\,19\,\mathsf{m m}\times47\,\mathsf{m m}\times127\,\mathsf{m m}\,(\mathsf{W}\times\mathsf{D}\times\mathsf{H})$  450 g (includes fi lm pack and battery)  \* Specifi cations above are subject to change for improvement.  
Review below if you think the camera has some trouble. If you cannot find the solution, contact an  authorized distributor.  During operation   TROUBLE SHOOTING
 TROUBLE SHOOTING
 Printed pictures 
 #  IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE  This product has been designed with safety in mind, and to provide safe service when handled correctly and in accordance  with the User’s Guide and instructions. It is important that both the product and the INSTAX fi lm are handled properly  and used only to print pictures as instructed in this User’s Guide and in the INSTAX mini fi lm instructions. For your ease  and safety, please follow what is written in this User’s Guide. It is also a good idea to keep this User’s Guide in a safe, easy  to fi nd place where you can refer to it if needed.  #   WARNING  This symbol indicates danger, which could result in injury or death. Please follow these instructions.  #   WARNING  If the camera (or batteries) become hot, emit smoke or a burnt smell or otherwise seem abnormal, immediately  remove the batteries. Faults of this nature could start a fi re and cause burns. (Take particular care to avoid burns  when removing the batteries or pull out the USB cable.)  If the camera is dropped into water or if water or metal or other foreign objects get inside the camera,  immediately remove the batteries, disconnect the AC power adapter and unplug the AC power adapter from the  power outlet. Faults of this nature could cause the camera to overheat or catch fi re.  Do not use this camera in places where there is fl ammable gas or near open gasoline, benzine, paint thinner or  other unstable substances which can give off  dangerous vapors. Faults of this nature could cause the camera to  explode or catch fi re and cause burns.   Never take the batteries apart. Do not subject them to heat, throw them into an open fi re, attempt to recharge them,  short-circuit them, drop them, or apply impact to them. Doing so could cause the batteries to explode. Use only the type of batteries specifi ed in your camera’s User’s Guide. Faults of this nature could cause the camera  to overheat or catch fi re. Make sure batteries are stored in a safe, secure place and well out of the reach of any infants, young children or pets. The  batteries could be accidentally swallowed by young children or pets. If this occurs, immediately seek medical treatment.  Only use the specifi ed battery designated for use with the camera. In addition, do not use the camera with a power  supply voltage other than that indicated. Using other batteries could cause the camera to overheat or catch fi re .   
Never attempt to take this product apart. You may be injured. If anything is wrong with the camera, never attempt to repair it by yourself. You may be injured. If this product is dropped or damaged so that the inside is showing, do not touch it. Contact your dealer. Do not touch any parts or projecting parts inside the back cover. You may be injured. Never get this product wet or handle it with wet hands. Doing so may result in an electric shock. Do not mix new and old batteries or batteries of diff erent types. Also make sure that the battery C and D polarities  are correct. A damaged battery or electrolyte leakage may cause a fi re, injury, and contaminate the environment. If the camera will be left unused for a long period (because you are traveling, etc), remove the batteries,  disconnect the AC power adapter and unplug the USB cable. Failing to do so could cause a fi re. Do not move the camera while the USB cable is still connected to it. Doing so could damage the USB cable and  cause a fi re or electric shock. Keep out of the reach of small children. This product could cause injury in the hands of a child.  Do not cover or wrap the camera or the AC power adapter in a cloth or blanket. This can cause heat to build up and  distort the casing or cause a fi re. When using the camera, make sure that the battery cover is attached; otherwise, you may be injured.  The “CE” mark certifi es that this product satisfi es the requirements of the EU (European Union) regarding safety,  public health, environment and consumer protection. # For customers in the USA:  # FCC Statement  This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may  not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may  cause undesired operation.  # CAUTION  This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC  Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.  This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the  instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will  not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television, which can be  determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of  the following measures:  •  Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna • Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver id connected • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help Changes or modifications not expressly approved responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to  operate the equipment.  
# For customers in Canada :  CAUTION : This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.  
 
Disposal of Electric and Electronic Equipment in Private Households Disposal of used Electrical & Electronic Equipment  (Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems)  This symbol on the product, or in the manual and in the warranty, and/or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not  be treated as household waste.  Instead it should be taken to an applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.  By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences to the environment  and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. If your equipment contains easy removable batteries or accumulators, please dispose these separately according to your local  requirements.  The recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this  product, please contact your local city office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you have purchased  the product.  In Countries outside of EU: If you wish to discard this product, please contact your local authorities and ask for the correct way  of disposal.  # COMMON SENSE CAMERA CARE  # CAMERA CARE  $\textcircled{1}$    Your camera is a precision instrument. Do not get it wet or drop it. Also, do not expose it to sand.  $\textcircled{2}$    Do not use a strap made for cellular phones or other similar electronic products. These straps are usually too weak to  hold your camera securely. For safety, use only straps designed for your camera, and use only as specifi cally intended and  instructed.  $\textcircled{3}$    When using a tripod, check the strength of the tripod and then mount the camera by turning the tripod instead of the  camera body. When mounting the camera to a tripod, be sure not to turn the tripod screw excessively, apply unreasonable  force, etc. Also, do not carry the camera while it is mounted to the tripod. Personal injury or camera damage may result.  $\textcircled{4}$    If you are not using your camera for a long period, unload the battery and keep it where it will be safe from heat, dust, and  moisture.  $\mathfrak{S}$    Do not use solvent such as thinner and alcohol to remove dirt.  $\textcircled{6}$    Keep the fi lm chamber and camera interior clean to avoid damaging fi lms.  $\textcircled{\scriptsize{2}}$    In hot weather, do not leave your camera in hot places such as in a car or on the beach. Do not leave it in damp places for  long periods.  $\circledast$    Moth repellent gas such as naphthalene may aff ect your camera and prints. Be careful to keep your camera or prints in a  chest or bureau.  $\textcircled{9}$    Because your camera is software-controlled, there is the chance that on rare occasions it will malfunction. If you experience incorrect operation, reset by removing the batteries and then reloading them after a while.  $\textcircled{0}$     Note that the temperature range within which your camera can be used is  $+5^{\circ}\mathsf{C}$   to  $+40^{\circ}\mathsf{C}$     $(+41^{\circ}\mathsf{F}$   to  $+104^{\circ}\mathsf{F})$  ).  $\textcircled{\scriptsize{1}}$    Take great care to ensure that printed materials do not violate copyright, image rights, privacy or other personal rights  and do not off end public decency. Actions that violate the rights of others, are contrary to public decency or constitute a  nuisance may be punishable by law or otherwise legally actionable.  # Cautions during printing  
 # INSTAX SQUARE FILM AND PRINT CARE  See  Instant Film “instax SQUARE” for film use instructions. Follow all instructions for safe and proper use.  $\textcircled{1}$    Keep the film in a cool and dry place. Do not leave the film in a place where the temperature is extremely high (e.g., in a  closed car) for many hours.  $\circledcirc$    When you load a film pack, use the film as soon as possible.  $\textcircled{3}$    If the film has been kept  in a place where the temperature is extremely high or low,  bring it to room temperature before  starting to print pictures.  $\circledast$    Be sure to use the film before the expiration or “Use Before” date.  $\mathfrak{S}$    Avoid airport checked luggage inspection and other strong X-ray illumination. The effect of fogging, etc. may appear on  unused film. We recommend that you carry the camera and/or the film onto the aircraft as carry-on luggage. (Check with  each airport for more information.)  $\textcircled{\textregistered}$    Avoid strong light, and keep the developed prints in a cool and dry place.  $\textcircled{\scriptsize{2}}$    Do not puncture, tear, or cut INSTAX SQUARE film. If film becomes damaged, do not use.  # Cautions on handling the fi lm and prints  For details, refer to the instructions and warnings on  Instant Film “instax SQUARE”.  
 
#  Handling the Battery  •  Make sure that you use your camera correctly.  Read these safety notes and your User’s Guide carefully before use.
 •  After reading these safety notes, store them in a safe place.  
  # The Battery  The following describes the proper use of batteries and how to prolong their life. Incorrect use can shorten battery life or  cause leakage, overheating, fire, or explosion. The battery is not charged at shipment.  Charge the battery completely before use.  
# ■   Notes on the Battery  The battery gradually loses its charge when not in use.  Charge the battery one or two days before use. Battery life can be extended by turning the camera off when not in use.  Battery capacity decreases at low temperatures; a depleted battery may not function when cold.  Keep a fully charged spare  battery in a warm place and exchange as necessary, or keep the battery in warm place and insert it in the camera only when  shooting.  Do not place the battery in direct contact with hand warmers or other heating devices.  # ■   Charging the Battery  Charge the battery using the supplied USB cable. Charging times will increase at ambient temperatures below  $+10^{\circ}\mathsf{C}\left(+50^{\circ}\mathsf{F}\right)$  or above  $+35\,^{\circ}\!\mathsf{C}$     $(+95\,^{\circ}\mathsf{F})$  ).  Do not attempt to charge the battery at temperatures above  $40^{\circ}\mathsf{C}\,(+104^{\circ}\mathsf{F}),$  ; at temperatures below   $+5\,^{\circ}\mathsf{C}\,(+41\,^{\circ}\mathsf{F})$  , the battery will not charge.  Do not attempt to recharge a fully charged battery.  The battery does not however need to be fully discharged before  charging.  The battery may be warm to the touch immediately after charging or use.  This is normal.  # ■   Battery Life  At normal temperatures, the battery can be recharged about 300 times.  A noticeable decrease in the length of time the battery  will hold a charge indicates that it has reached the end of its service life and should be replaced.  # ■   Storage  Performance may be impaired if the battery is left unused for an extended period of time when fully charged.  Deplete the  battery fully before storing it.  If the camera will not be used for an extended period, remove the battery and store it in a dry place with an ambient  temperature of from  $+15\,^{\circ}\!\mathsf{C}$   to  $+25\,^{\circ}\!\mathsf{C}$     $(+59^{\circ}\mathsf{F}$   to  $+77\,^{\circ}\mathsf{F}$  ).  Do not store in locations exposed to high extremes of temperature.  # ■   Cautions: Handling the Battery  • Do not affix stickers or other objects to the battery. • Do not tear or peel off the external label.  • Keep the terminals clean. • The battery and camera body may become warm to the touch after extended use. This is normal.  # ■   Disposal  Dispose of used batteries according to local regulations.  #   Certifi cation marks acquired by the camera are located inside the fi lm chamber.   
A lithium ion battery that is recyclable  powers the product you have purchased.  Please call 1-800-8-BATTERY for information  on how to recycle this battery.   
This Symbol on the batteries or accumulators  indicates that those batteries shall not be  treated as Household waste.  # In Countries Outside the European Union,  Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein:  If you wish to discard this product including the batteries or  accumulators, please contact your local authorities and ask  for the correct way of disposal.  If you have any inquiries about this product, please contact an authorized distributor, or access the website below.