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‘Everything is too high-tech’: Gen Z discovers digital cameras

Smartphone images can look ‘artificial’, says Fujifilm executive, as runaway price rises threaten sales boom

Digital cameras are staging an unlikely sales revival for the first time since the advent of the iPhone as Gen Z consumers shun the ultra-processed perfection of smartphone photos.

Shipments of standalone cameras more than doubled in five years to $5.5bn in 2025, according to the Camera & Imaging Products Association, as young consumers snap up devices that often cost more than a smartphone.

Digital cameras are in the sweet spot of a retro boom among younger consumers. Many want to supercharge their social media with unique snaps while also finding refuge in distraction-free intentionality offered by standalone devices.

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