A Little Christmas Inspiration from MiNT
As the holiday season fills our days with warmth and celebration, all of us at MiNT would like to wish you a very Merry Christmas. We hope this time brings you joy, connection, and plenty of meaningful moments worth remembering.
Photo: @theimpossibleproject
Season’s Highlights: Can You Guess How These Were Shot?
To celebrate this special time of year, we’re sharing a few stunning photos we love. Each photo tells a story—not just through its subject, but through the creative technique behind it.
Look closely. How do you think these were captured?
From long‑exposure light trails to dreamy night scenes, the possibilities are as varied as the photographers behind the lenses.
Dreamy Night Scenes
Photo: @maximefardeau, @hportnofphoto, @mingcha_mc
Thoughtful Long Exposures Made Simple – with the T Mode
Light Trails Across Time
Photo: @shatin.hendrix, @mingchan_mc
Embracing Time, One Moment at a Time – with the B Mode
The Secret to Easy Long Exposures? The SLR670.
T mode keeps the shutter open with one press, then closes it with the next—making it ideal for steady, controlled long exposures without needing to hold the shutter.
B mode keeps the shutter open for as long as you press the shutter button, giving you complete freedom over exposure length.
When to use ?
Fireworks or moving lights
Creative motion effects and light trails
Night scenes and city lights
Experimental shots
Tips
Start with shorter exposures first
Let the scene guide you: slow photography often rewards patience
Capture vibrant light trails to reveal greater clarity and depth
Both T & B modes invite a slower, more intentional way of shooting—where patience, curiosity, and experimentation lead to unexpected results.
SLR 670-S (Type i)
SLR 670-X MING EDITION (Type i)
✓ Polaroid SX-70/600/i-Type films
✓ Weightless Built-in Battery
✓ Shutter speed control
✓ Long exposure
✓ Warranty: 3-5 years
Thank you for being part of the MiNT journey. Your passion, creativity, and continued support mean the world to us. Here’s to closing the year with gratitude—and stepping happily into 2026, together.
Photo: @nakaiakio
