Fujifilm is the torch bearer for
retro camera design, but you wouldn't know it from looking at the boring,
blob-like bodies of its recent instant film cameras. The company is aiming for more consistency with its new
Instax mini 90: the shooter matches its older photo format with the vintage (and far more stylish) look we've seen in Fujfilm's
X-series cameras. Not that the mini 90 is abandoning modern luxuries in the process, mind you. The new Instax more intelligently adjusts to shooting conditions, captures double exposures and brightens backgrounds in a party mode. Fujifilm ships the Instax mini 90 to analog photographers in Japan on September 20th, and should bring the camera to the US sometime this spring.
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Via: Cult of Mac
Source: Fujifilm (translated)
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