First, this is a film camera and apparently a good one. It sells for $300-$400 on eBay. Fuji decided to make a limited 3000 pieces edition.
Details (computer translated):
- Released in late June, 2010
- Product Features "Non-flash" program made it possible to control its own exposure shooting "NP" mode features.
- F2.8 lens and a bright, 28mm wide angle to 56mm with 2x zoom.
- with exposure compensation function (7) NP (Photo Natural) with a release function mode.
Via Cnet
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The original was hard to come by, this one must be impossible. The 28/2.8 wide angle, and maybe the normal end too, is nice compared to the usual f/8 these compacts have.
It’s nice to have something full frame in this size. With the DR of Kodak Ektar 100, something comparable in the digital domain is still far in the future. This Fuji is tiny.
A friend of mine has one of these original run cameras, they are pretty decent. A nice high quality lens. A great vacation or back up film camera that doesn’t take up much room in the bag.
The Natura S was a f1.9 lens, and is very appreciated in the community. The Natura Classica was a less exclusive film camera because of its slower lens.
Those 2 camera were only sold on the Asia markets.
too bad…I want a natura classica digital with APS-C sensor, please.
Ill take the Fuji MF rangefinder over this any day period.
Film rules! Love it
I’m sorry film lovers but I still wanna see natura in digital.
and others.