Yashica Unveils New Cameras That Could Be the Key to Compact Photography’s Resurgence

Last year, some unexpected camera trends became mainstream, which many of us couldn't believe. It was the year when vintage digital cameras made an explosive comeback, disposable analog cameras became a ranging hit, and where people ditched sharpness for a soft, blurry aesthetic.

As you can see, people, particularly the youth, are no longer interested in what big brands are selling. Unless, of course, you are Fujifilm or Pentax. And now, taking from this trend, Yashica has launched new cameras, which further will help youngsters switch from their phones to a dedicated camera for photography. .

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Nikon Z6 II and Z7 II: what you need to know

Intro The Nikon Z6 II and Z7 II are the first time the company has used 'Mark II' branding and it makes sense: these are relatively subtle refreshes of already established cameras. However, while the overall specs of the cameras don't change dramatically, the updates and improvements address a number of key criticisms of the original models and will start to add up for some users. dpreview.com »

2020-10-15 14:00

7 Underappreciated and Overlooked Digital Cameras Worth Your Time

As soon as some digital cameras are released, they make shockwaves through the industry, and they forever go down as instant classics, and then there are some that slip through the cracks. It's not until a good few years down the line that we start to appreciate just what these overlooked and underappreciated cameras were about and just how fantastic they were for their time. thephoblographer.com »

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I Photograph The Young People Of Iran And Share Their Daily Life

Imagine this situation, that of a youth in Iran. Iran, as we know it through our media, does not suggest the development of youth. But behind a stifling political system and inquisitive clichés, young people dream of a break-up while proudly defending Iranian culture.

Louis Dazy Reimagines Hong Kong in Dreamy Double Exposures

level of experimentation that it encourages. One such photographer, Paris-based Louis Dazy, appears to have mastered the look of medium and used it to craft his own visual style.   In his recent work simply titled Hong Kong on film, Louis transforms the dizzying cityscapes of Hong Kong into a dreamy collection of double exposures.