Lupus Imaging & Media, the company now behind the AgfaPhoto brand and APX black and white films, has brought us a new fixed-focus half-frame camera with a 50mm F5.6 lens. The AgfaPhoto Half Frame 35mm camera is similar to what we have seen in the Kodak Ektar H35 from the Reto Project, but for approximately …
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Ricoh Imaging Company, Ltd. has announced a new project to research and develop a modern Pentax-brand film camera series. Responding to the resurgence of film photography, the Tokyo headquartered company envisions the creation of a new camera series complete with post-sale service and warranties. A team of engineers has formed to take on the challenge, …
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If you have $999 in the budget to spend on an instant camera, you can now buy one of fifty limited edition 24K gold plated Polaroid SX-70 cameras. Sold by Retrospekt, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, existing SX-70 cameras are repaired, re-skinned with Italian leather, and finished with new 24K gold plating.
Leica officially revealed their plans for a new 35mm film camera product but instead of inventing something new, they have brought back a popular classic, the M6. As we reported back in September, there were rumors about Leica’s new film camera release and what it may be. So, if this is a re-release of the 1984 M6, what has Leica changed since then? Let’s have a look.
MiNT Camera is taking on the premium compact camera designs of the 60s in a recently announced mission to bring the film community a new 35mm film camera prototype in the 2020s. Any news of new film cameras at this time is incredibly exciting, but perhaps especially a premium 35mm compact as these high class pocket wonders have soared in popularity in the last decade.
