Yashica's I'm Back Mirrorless Camera and Chroma's Latest Film Camera Development Rumors | Release #83

Following their merger last year, Yashica and I'm Back are set to announce the 'world's smallest micro mirrorless camera' on Kickstarter. The new product aims to blend the classic operability of photography with the immediacy of modern digital technology.

Although much information is still under wraps, the new product from I'm Back, known for experimenting with the fusion of analog and digital, is drawing attention for its potential innovations.

Anticipation is high for how this fusion of analog and digital will impact recent trends in the camera industry, ahead of the official announcement on Kickstarter, expected soon.

Rumors also suggest the release of the Chroma Click 35mm compact film camera, which encapsulates the joy of analog photography. Designed to focus on the direct relationship between photographer and subject without any electronic devices, it aims for a simple shooting experience. It is expected to feature a high-quality Chroma double glass lens and a fixed focus covering from 1.5m to infinity.

Here are some details released about the Chroma Click 35mm:

• Analog Experience: Enjoy pure photography without batteries, complex electronics, or metering functions.
• Shutter Mechanism: Features a simple, intuitive two-way magnetic shutter with a speed of 1/100 second.
• Lens: Equipped with a Chroma double glass 24mm f/11 dual-coated glass lens with a fixed focus from 1.5m to infinity.
• Viewfinder: Uses an integrated 24mm viewfinder for photo framing.
• Frame Size: Offers full-frame or half-frame photo options, with a convenient drop-in frame divider included.
• Usability: Stays true to the basics of photography with a traditional rewind button.
• Lightweight Design: Weighs only 195g, making it easy to carry.