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General| Type | Instant camera |
|---|---|
| Viewfinder | Real image finder, 0.4 x, with target spot |
| Film Ejection | Automatic |
| Dimensions | 118.7 mm × 128.1 mm × 58.1 mm (not including protrusions) |
| Weight | 390 g (without batteries, strap, and film pack) |
| Exposure Control | Automatic |
| Flash | Built-in flash |
| Power Supply | Lithium-ion battery |
| ISO Range | ISO 800 |
| Shutter Speed | 1.6 to 1/400 sec. |
| Film Developing Time | Approx. 90 seconds (Varies depending on the ambient temperature) |
User accepts all responsibility for damages from inappropriate handling and must read instructions before use.
Do not remove the ZINSTAX sticker on the top cover, as it hides the FUJIFILM logo to prevent trademark infringement.
Use Fujifilm Instax Square film; Polaroid or other films will not fit. The device is fully mechanical.
Lower the hook in the film compartment before inserting film; ensure it's correctly positioned for ejection.
Set R-M lever to 'M', align pink and orange dots, and secure the zinstax to the RZ67 body using the locking lever.
Rotate zinstax clockwise if the film slot isn't upward. Shooting sideways is possible; prism finders may obstruct usage.
Pull out the dark slide and place it in the holder. Insert it straight into the body, feeling resistance.
Shoot and crank counterclockwise to eject the film. The film counter should decrease by one.
Always turn the crank counterclockwise (white arrow direction) slowly and gently to avoid damaging the ejection unit.
Ensure the locking lever is in the locked position, as the zinstax lacks a mechanism to prevent the locking ring from loosening.
The back activates in-body masks, providing an approximate view of what the final image will capture.
If white dots appear on film, clean rollers by opening the door and turning the crank, or use compressed air.
