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Many Camera Manufacturers Have Lost the Art of Craftsmanship

Many Camera Manufacturers Have Lost the Art of Craftsmanship

Posted on September 8, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The craftsmanship, tactile feeling, and experience that certain cameras bring are becoming rarer.

Years ago, Nikon made an attempt to buy into the whole vintage appeal and aesthetic with the Nikon Df. Olympus did it with the Pen F. Fujifilm’s entire line of X series cameras does this. And pretty much every Leica that I’ve ever held did it too. But these cameras didn’t buy into a hype model; they demonstrated true craftsmanship.
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