Why It’s Time for Camera Manufacturers to go Back to Metal

From today on, I'm making a strong effort to never buy a plastic housed lens again. There is a huge movement around the world to move away from plastics. Almost every home electronic has done it. And if not, they've found a way to work with recycled plastics.

But most of them tend to work with recycled metals instead. As an Editor in Chief, I tend to look at other industries besides cameras. Computers, for example, use a lot more recycled materials. Lots of them have nearly eliminated plastics. So why can't the photo industry?.

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2021-6-16 01:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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