Fujifilm just dropped the Instax Mini 41, a refreshingly analog antidote to our oversaturated digital world. Built for folks who want to capture moments and hand them off—no hashtags required—the Mini 41 revives the tactile joy of photography in a sleek, vintage-inspired shell. It’s a follow-up to 2021’s Instax Mini 40, with smart, modern updates that make it even more user-friendly.

The biggest upgrade? Automatic exposure. Now, your sunny-day snaps won’t come out looking like ghost stories. Combine that with the parallax correction borrowed from the Instax Mini 12, and you’ll notice a real boost in photo clarity and framing. This camera keeps things simple with a 60mm lens (equivalent to 35mm wide-angle), two manual focus zones, and a built-in flash that’s always on duty.

Physically, it’s light at just over 12 ounces and compact enough to toss into your day bag. It prints those classic 86mm x 54mm credit card-sized Instax mini photos—perfect for spontaneous keepsakes or sticking on your fridge like it’s 2005.

At around $100, the Fujifilm Instax Mini 41 is a no-fuss throwback for anyone craving something a little more real. If your phone’s camera roll feels more like a digital graveyard, this might be the analog revival you didn’t know you needed.

For more from Fujifilm, check out the Fujifilm GFX100RF.