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I’ve been testing two charming examples of this formula: the $99 Camp Snap Pro (aka CS-Pro), which is an upgrade to the original Camp Snap and looks like an all-plastic Fujifilm X100, and the ...
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The compact Camp Snap feels like a disposable camera – but without the developing costs
The increasing reliance on screens has unearthed a new trend: tech minimalism. Among the craving to carve out some screen-free existence, disposable film cameras have made a comeback as a way to stay ...
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Retro compact cameras are pricey, but this digital dupe of a disposable film camera is under $30 right now
The resurgence of film photography has brought back the disposable camera as an easy entry into analog – but between the cost of the camera, the cost of film development, and the disposable nature, ...
For many of us, disposable cameras are nostalgic. They represent a time before we all had cameras in our pockets when we took photos and didn’t know exactly how they were going to come out. Then, days ...
Photographic enthusiasts will invariably amass an extensive collection of lenses, and in their communities there are near-mythical and sought-after lenses that change hands for incredible prices. It’s ...
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