The Lola x Miffy Digital Camera started shipping on July 31, and the price is the part worth arguing about. At $109 in the US, £79 in the UK, and AU$159 in Australia, this camera lands in the awkward middle of the digicam revival, sitting well above the $35 keychain toys and far below anything […]
The Miffy Digicam Lands at $109, and the Bunny Isn’t the Story Read More
For years, FX3 shooters wanted two things Sony kept locked inside its pricier cinema cameras: internal RAW and open gate. On July 22, Sony finally handed both over. The new FX5 is a full-frame Cinema Line camera that sits above the FX3 and below the FX6, and it does something no FX body has done
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It’s Fourth of July weekend: cookouts, road trips, beach days, and backyard fireworks. These are the once-a-year moments worth capturing on something better than another phone photo you’ll never scroll back to. Polaroid’s tiniest camera is fun, but tiny prints aren’t for everyone. If you’re burned out on shooting 40 phone photos you’ll never look
If Polaroid Go Prints Feel Too Tiny, the Now Gen 3 Is the One to Buy Read More
The Polaroid Go was always easy to love and easy to criticize. It was cute, pocketable, and genuinely analog, but the earlier versions made you work…
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Here’s a cheap watch that’s worth getting a little excited about. Casio opened Japan preorders for two new versions of its A130 retro digital watch,…
Casio’s $54 A130 retro watch now comes in green and cream Read More
The Kodak Charmera has been sold out almost continuously since launch, with the new Millennium Edition variants reportedly gone within hours of restocks. If you’ve been refreshing Kodak’s retopro page hoping to score one of the seven blind-box designs, you’re not alone, and you’re not getting one this week. The good news is that the
Can’t Find a Kodak Charmera? Try These 7 Keychain Cameras Read More
Kodak’s tiny keychain camera, the one people kept selling out last year, is back in Y2K dress code, and it might be the most early-2000s thing to launch in 2026. The Kodak Charmera Millennium Edition went on sale direct from Reto Production in mid-June, with six new metallic blind box designs and a rare secret
Kodak’s New Y2K Charmera Is the $35 Keychain Camera Pinterest Was Made For Read More
You know the Charmera. It’s that tiny Kodak keychain that takes blocky 1.6-megapixel photos, sells out the moment it hits a shelf, and somehow turned a deliberately bad camera into one of the year’s most chased gadgets. Now it has hardware to match the hype. Price: $34.99 Where to Buy: Amazon Kodak and RETO have
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