Impossible I-1 Instant Camera

The I-1 is the first new camera for the original Polaroid instant photo format in over 20 years. Developed by Impossible Project, the easy-to-use point and shoot instant camera prints photos using Impossible Project 600-type film (reverse-engineered from Polaroids now-discontinued 600-type offering). The camera is paired to an app where you can take full photographic control of aperture, flash and shutter speed, plus experiment with creative tools like light painting, double exposure and more. The camera also features an uniquely designed ring flash providing a diffused light thats perfect for portraits. A beautiful revival of an analog classic.

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LEICA SOFORT BLACK EDITION

Leica have introduced their instant camera in a matte black finish. The new Leica SOFORT black, features the letters "SOFORT" on the black leatherette and a matte black finish on the rear. The compact camera combines the convenience of built-in prints with the brands signature build and photo quality. The camera is equipped with an optical viewfinder, like classic Leica´s of old, and comes with its own brand of film, available in black and white or color,...
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Panasonic LUMIX S9

The Panasonic LUMIX S9 is the smallest and lightest full-frame mirrorless camera in the LUMIX S Series, ideal for content creators on the move. This compact powerhouse features a 24.2 MP CMOS sensor, delivering rich detail and natural tones. Weighing just 403g, it's perfect for portability. The LUMIX S9 excels in color grading with Look-Up Tables (LUTs), a REAL TIME LUT Function, and a customizable LUT button. Its advanced phase detection autofoc...
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KONOST FF

Konost is a new startup composed of engineers and designers passionate about photography, their beautiful Konost FF is a digital rangefinder that could very well challenge Leica. They state "Konost FF is the world´s first true digital rangefinder”, instead of using the traditional mechanical rangefinder, it uses electronics overlayed on an optical viewfinder. Although not yet available (expected in early 2016), we leave you with some specs: it will feature a...
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