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Fujifilm revives QuickSnap disposable cameras with new B&W and waterproof models

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Fujifilm is releasing two new versions of its QuickSnap disposable camera to celebrate the product's 40th anniversary. The QuickSnap Black and White model uses ISO 400 black-and-white film and includes a built-in flash. The QuickSnap Active is a rugged, waterproof camera designed for outdoor use, featuring ISO 800 color film and no flash, but capable of withstanding depths of up to 35 feet. Both cameras are scheduled for release in the fall, with the black-and-white version priced at $22.90 and the Active model at $24.75. AI

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Fujifilm revives QuickSnap disposable cameras with new B&W and waterproof models

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Matt Tate) ·

    Fufjilm launches special waterproof and black-and-white editions of its retro QuickSnap instant cameras

    If you really want to get retro, Fujifilm is making some special editions of its classic instant camera.

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