Film Photography Revival

Ricoh launches first film camera in 20 years.

In a surprising move, Ricoh has launched its first film camera in 20 years, reigniting interest in film photography. This new camera combines modern features with a classic touch, catering to both nostalgic photographers and new enthusiasts.

The launch marks a significant moment in the photography world.

Will this spark a broader revival of film photography? 📸✨

Source: The Japan Times
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