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Polaroid Go

Polaroid has launched the worlds smallest instant analog camera. Polaroid Go follows the footsteps of its larger sibling, the Polaroid Now, with the same design aesthetic, but a fraction of the size. The compact camera has a polycarbonate resin lens with a 34-mm focal length, and a shutter speed of 1/125 - 30 seconds. There is also an automatic flash built-in, a timer and a built-in mirror to help you with framing. Another stand out feature is the double-exposure setting, which allows you to capture two shots on a single image before developing. It recharges via USB, and a full charge should get you through up to 15 packs of film.



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Leica Q3 43

Leica has introduced the stunning Q3 43, featuring a 43mm f/2 APO-Summicron lens, perfect for street photography and portraits. This new lens offers a more natural perspective, mimicking human vision while maintaining the compact size of the Q3. It also includes a macro mode for close-ups and a leaf shutter for high-speed flash shots. At its core, the Leica Q3 43 boasts a 60MP BSI CMOS full-frame sensor with Triple Resolution Technology, allowing users to cap...
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LEICA X-U

Leica’s newest camera can go underwater! a rugged compact camera built for extreme weather and underwater photography. The new Leica X-U features a ruggedized body that can withstand falls, sandstorms, and water (it can be submerged up to 49 feet for up to 60 minutes). This is the first underwater camera with an APS-C Sensor, and it features 16.5MP, a 23mm f1.7 ASPH lens, a 3-inch LCD screen, and is capable of shooting 1080p HD video at 30p....
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WOTANCRAFT CAMERA STRAPS

Wotancraft combines vintage military aesthetics with premium craftsmanship to create exceptional leather camera accessories. Founded in Taipei in 2009, the atelier specializes in full-grain leather and tear-resistant Cordura waxed canvas, drawing inspiration from WWII-era Swiss army gear. Their camera straps pay homage to legendary photojournalist Sean Flynn, who improvised a strap using paracord and grenade pins during the Vietnam War. This ingenuity ins...
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