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Instant camera (normal): 😢😅🧐 🥱 Instant camera (JAPANUHH): ❤😍🤤☝️😘

The 2000’s called, they want their camera back.

What camera is that? A k3? Or k1?

My dad bought a camera like this back in 1993 for like 15 grand. The following year another came out twice as good and half the price.

Not bad quality

In 1999 flash memory like CF cards, MMC and MemoryStick was already well established, offering much more capacity than a floppy disk. Having a relatively large floppy disk in a camera was very odd even back then. It was only attractive to a subset of customers. It had some advantages regarding price because flash memory was so expensive, you wouldn't just share it like a cheap SD-Card or USB stick today. Also most people didn't have a card reader and you would need to manually install drivers on the PC to connect a card reader or the camera to transfer the images.

I quite enjoy how you get into these cameras, and dive deep, literally and figuratively, and take us along for the adventure. Thank you!

Purpose of the video: to show the quality The Outcome : 0.012 s actual picture

I saw the whole printing process in realtime but just two frames of the finished product in focus and in frame.

Everything is an album cover.

So it's worse than a 1980s polaroid?

There's kids cameras on Amazon that do this with receipt paper

Uhm. Was this camera released before or after the gameboy camera?

It was the smacking lips that made me dump this

that game boy camera is cool

I wonder how this would compare to a Canon g9x. I already got that, and I wonder if the Ricoh would be a good pocketable addition. I'd love to see a GR/GR digital comparison, have been wondering about that for years!

Erm what the sigma

40mm “pancake” lense is my all time favorites

Wish sony made a M43 camera like that.

Sigma

Bro set this up as if it was gonna be a list then gave one camera 😔

What the sigma

Had to upload all 8 photos the disk could up to my x386. Only took a half hour or so!

So nostalgic!

Finally, a genius talking about how the signa sensor is superior on the level of details , and refer to a video recording of the photos.

that picture looks like dogshit. basically thermal printer you use to print recipts.

Porikora?

I'm curious: what is that type of screen called? It looks low resolution because there aren't many "pixels" but even the singular (?) pixel in the curved lettering looks like it has an "infinite" resolution, as in the edges are perfect?

so a worse polaroid? neat. japanese stuff sure is so kawaii and unique.

What the sigma

I just realized saying "From Japan" sounds way fancier than "by Casio". For example: "This Japanese Calculator with Carbon Fiber Pattern", when it's just an fx-87 DEX (Aka a 20€ calculator)

Uh..Polaroid camera does the same thing but faster

in my opinion, not just cameras but old tech aswell

Greek government runs on windows 98 se and 2000 oof

What is this "Aa1!" button for?

Rs

I think "petit colle" means "small pen" in french

Can we have scans of the original thermal paper.

I’m pretty sure SD cards were a thing in 1999 that camera is more likely from between 1992 and 1996

i dont have 3d Pinter.

man now i want one of these they're so cute

raspberry pi hq camera + pi zero 2

Thanks for making this video! I impulse purchased this on Japanese Mercari without realising how difficult it is to source the sticker papers. Really appreciate it

Cameras like this currently exist! A few years back, my nephew started taking interest in my mirrorless camera taking pictures of everything and everyone. Well, to feed his interest, I got him a cheap little thermal printer camera from Amazon. He loves it, and aside from the poor image quality from the sensor, the photos print out pretty great!

I totally agree! I still have my first camera I got in 1984. I wish I could still get film for it. Camera's have a more sentimental value than the ones on our phones which is why I prefer to carry a point n shoot camera. My sony TX10 which i just picked up the other day, charged the battery and lo and behold it worked perfect! That camera wrote a very important part of this youtube channel as some of my most influential videos were shot on it. not to mention all the family and vacation photos I have taken on it as well. I have never gotten rid of any camera I own because each camera documented different parts of my life. I am now at the point where I am starting to use my old Sony cybershop cameras over my iPhone or DSLR for photography.

11:56 perfect camera for capturing UFOs

$1,000 then, $8. now at Goodwill

Great watching your video to realize I’ve watched and commented previously.

I HAD THE SAME READER🤯

very cool, very unique - shame there's not a way to figure out how to transfer the photo data straight to a computer, at the end of the day the camera must store these as 1s and 0s somewhere.. 🤔