#Pentax film camera

Pentax has been hard at work developing their first new film camera in decades according to recent updates. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XKLK1zbCzY Creating a new film camera from the ground up presented many challenges considering the shift to digital production. Pentax had to source parts for subsystems like film transport that are no longer in regular manufacturing. They also needed to bring back retired experts still familiar with analog techniques.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqRQTOkhOJU Despite the hurdles, Pentax remains committed to delivering a compact and affordable option for the growing film community this coming summer. Rather than competing on specs, Pentax wants to offer a fun and accessible camera that can attract newcomers. But Pentax has proven they are taking the demands of film photographers seriously. Fujifilm has introduced the instax mini Evo Cinema, a new hybrid instant camera that blends photography, short-form video, and instant printing into a single creative tool. The instax mini Evo Cinema features a retro-inspired design reminiscent of classic 8mm film cameras, paired with modern conveniences such as a 1.54-inch LCD screen, selfie mirror, self-timer, integrated flash, USB-C charging, and microSD card support. Read more in our articles including "Pentax Crafts a New Camera for the Growing Film Community" and "Fujifilm Introduces instax mini Evo Cinema Hybrid Instant Camera".