I purposely have taken my time reviewing the Yashica Y35 to figure out if it's really as bad an awful of a camera as some folks are making it out to be. For the uninitiated, the Yashica Y35 is a camera that was funded and created off of Kickstarter.
I wasn't so sure that it would actually happen, but it indeed really is: the Yashica Y35 digifilm camera will most likely get a bigger sensor. In a Kickstarter update, Yashica announced that they figured out a way to give the camera a bigger sensor and a better lens.
Good news for backers of the Yashica Y35 camera--it's getting a lens upgrade. The new lens is something that the company announced would be possible after hitting a specific stretch goal and on top of that they're adding in what they're calling a 4G lens.
The Yashica Y35 has been receiving a whole lot of tractions and updates as of late with the team behind the project being very responsive to comments and to backers. But recently, they've taken a short break due to some even further developments.
In a recent Kickstarter update announced by Yashica, their Yashica Y35 digiFilm camera is getting an upgrade as per what's being mandated by their stretch goal. According to the update, the cameras are being updated from f2.
Собрать планируется 800 тысяч гонконгских долларов (чуть больше 100 тысяч долларов США); кампания продлится еще 40 дней. Yashica, наконец, раскрыла тайну своей беспрецедентной камеры, Yashica Y35. “И внешне, и по ощущению она возвращает радость и смысл аналоговой фотографии, но без необходимости тратить время и деньги на проявку пленки”, – говорится в ее описании. Это значит, […]