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Kodak Snapic A1 review: a premium-ish film point-and-shoot
The new Kodak Snapic A1 costs twice as much as other analog point-and-shoots. But I'm not sure it offers twice the quality.
Disposable cameras are a fun way to get into classical photography. However, they can also be a valuable source of interesting parts that can be put to other uses. For example, as [Billt] demonstrates ...
Today, we turn to media as top execs from across the marketing world tell us the stories – big and small – that shaped media ...
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These are the best photo editing apps to use in 2026
Ready to edit on the go? Matty Graham takes you through the best photo editing apps that are worth downloading for your ...
The Rewindpix PS135 is heavily influenced by the Agfa Optima Sensor 535, first released in the late 1970s (Pic: Rewindpix) A soon-to-be-launched digital camera whose images can’t be viewed ...
American Classics Marketplace in Colorado Springs delivers that feeling in spades, offering a treasure-hunting paradise where vintage dreams come true without emptying your wallet. You’ve probably ...
In the heart of Billings, Montana, where the sky stretches endlessly and history runs deep, sits a veritable time machine ...
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These lifesize 35mm rolls of film are actually digital compact cameras!
This tiny retro camera is built around a 2MP CMOS sensor and a fixed 3.2mm f/2.8 lens. It’s an automatic device with a 1/125 ...
Do you like to capture every best memory or moment that you go through in an aesthetic way? Explore some of the best film ...
Digital Camera World on MSN
Kodak's US$100 retro compact camera retakes Japan's top-selling spot – and Sony's US$5,000+ flagship barely makes the cut
According to Yodobashi Camera's latest sales data, Kodak's Pixpro C1 has climbed from fourth place to number one, marking its ...
Eastman Kodak faces secular decline in print as digital media erodes demand for its core printing plate business. Read why ...
The Chicago Sun-Times asked people across the city to visually document their daily experiences with pollution and other environmental issues. For more than a year, 14 people used disposable cameras ...
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