Compact point-and-shoot cameras are more popular than ever. I thought they would be gone forever, replaced and surpassed by the modern smartphone but boy, was I wrong.
The compact digital camera is experiencing a renaissance and Yashica has jumped into the fray with its City series of cameras to capitalize on the hype.
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Это камера, построенная на матрице формата 1/1,56" со встроенной системой стабилизации и фикс-объективом 24 мм экв. со светосилой f/1,8. Для цены примерно в $420 весьма скромно: часто смартфоны предлагают камеры с похожими характеристиками за те же деньги. prophotos.ru »
2025-08-12 10:07
Canon или Nikon? Sony или Panasonic? Даже не FUJIFILM и не Leica, а Яшика! Компания Yashica представила компактную камеру Yashica City 100 с 3-кратным оптическим зумом и 4-кратным цифровым зумом, автофокусом и откидным ЖК-экраном. photowebexpo.ru »
2025-01-29 12:28
Image: Yashica, via Digital Camera World Compact cameras have become increasingly popular with young people, some of whom are tired of the sharp, bordering on the over-processed look of modern smartphone photos. dpreview.com »
2025-01-07 17:00
This week, Chris Niccolls published his review of Yashica's latest digital camera, the City 100. PetaPixel had a lot of questions about the camera from the get-go and were less than impressed with its performance.
The Yashica Y35 camera was hugely hyped as a revival of an iconic Japanese camera brand and raised over $1 million on Kickstarter, but as backers have started receiving their cameras, reviews have been overwhelmingly horrible.
The Japanese brand Yashica stirred up a great deal of excitement in the photo world in 2017 by teasing its return to the camera industry. In October 2017, it unveiled the Yashica Y35 digiFilm camera and raised over $1 million on Kickstarter.
It seems that a lot of photography enthusiasts want to shoot a stripped down digital camera with pretend film rolls. The Kickstarter campaign for Yashica’s new Y35 “DigiFilm” camera is now over, and it managed to raise a staggering HK$10,035,296 (~$1,284,559) from 6,935 supporters to bring the camera to market. Yashica, a Japanese camera brand […]
Yashica spent weeks teasing an “unprecedented” return to the camera world last month, and today the famed camera brand finally unveiled its new creation. The Yashica Y35 is a new ‘digiFilm’ camera that shoots digital photos with the help of pretend rolls of film.