We might all carry a digital camera around with us all the time, but old-fashioned instant cameras have recently made their way back in the mainstream. From Fujifilm to Polaroid, there are plenty of sleek new ways to print images right on the spot.
Now camera manufacturer Leica is getting into the mix with their own line of fancy instant cameras. Each camera has a Leica-designed menu navigation. The designs are meant to mimic the feel of a proper film camera, complete with optical viewfinders and retro appearances. There are also four “scene modes”— “party,” “selfie,” “sport,” and “macro.” Leica worked with Fujifilm on their instant film, which comes in colour or black and white. All the Leica instant film will also work on a regular Fuji Instax Mini.
The development was first leaked in the most recent issue of Leica Fotografie International (LFI), but shipping will begin in November. The cameras will be $315 and the film will be $14 to $16.
Source:www.mentalfloss.com
