Print Type: Fujifilm's series of instant cameras (such as the Instax series) use Instax Mini or Instax Square paper, and the Popoto M12 is expected to follow similar printing technology.

Resolution: Typically, Fujifilm's instant cameras feature sensors with a resolution of around 10MP or less. While they don't necessarily have to have high resolution, instant cameras focus on simplicity and the fun of the moment.

Instant Printing: The most important feature of the camera is the ability to print photos immediately. Instax printing paper displays images within minutes after taking the photo.

Design and Size: Since the Fujifilm Popoto M12 carries the Popoto name, it is likely to have a compact, modern, and user-friendly design, easy to carry and ideal for everyday use.

Automatic Exposure: Fujifilm's instant cameras, such as the Instax Mini 11 or Mini 90, usually feature automatic exposure functions to ensure the best possible image quality in different lighting conditions.

Battery: They usually operate with rechargeable or AA type batteries that allow portability and use of the camera for a considerable time.

Photography Modes: Although Fujifilm's instant cameras focus on ease and fun, several models feature different modes such as Macro mode for close-up shots or a selfie mirror for better selfies.