Retro-Style Cameras Are Difficult to Produce, Says Fujifilm, But Their Comeback Is Essential

The nostalgia of old-school technology has gripped the photography world. From individuals returning to analog to many adopting the instant camera, retro tech is not just a choice but a way of embracing the past, the easier era.

One company that has tirelessly worked to provide photographers with the best of both worlds is Fujifilm. Their retro-style cameras, such as the X-T3, X100F, and X100VI, are prime examples of intricate craftsmanship and care for detail, packed inside innovative, easy-to-use devices. Exemplary technology, as often said, takes time to develop. And Fujifilm's President and CEO, Teiichi Goto, explains just how. .

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2024-8-20 19:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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