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Update (April 9, 2022): Fujifilm confirms film prices will increase by up to 60% in Japan market, 25% in North America

Update (Tuesday April 19, 2022 at 11:30am ET): The original version of this article stated the 'up to 60%' increase was for all regions. Fujifilm North America has contacted us to inform us that the price increases will be different in other regions, with prices for North America increasing by 25% at most for Fujifilm Professional Film products. dpreview.com »

2022-4-20 18:32

Fujifilm confirms film prices will increase by up to 60%

Fujifilm has announced it is raising the price of its photographic film and paper as a result of ‘soaring raw materials, transportation costs, etc. , as well as the decline in demand. ’ In a rather simple press release shared on Fujifilm’s website, the company says it has ‘been working hard to absorb costs by improving production efficiency and saving costs,’ but says ‘corporate efforts’ only can only go so far. dpreview.com »

2022-4-1 20:22

Nikkei reports the digital camera market was down 22% in 2018

A screenshot of a CIPA presentation showing the total shipments of digital single-lens cameras from January through May for 2017, 2018 and 2019. Japanese publication Nikkei reports the global digital camera market saw a decrease in unit shipments of 22 percent in 2018, underscoring the industry's downward trend as smartphones largely replace digital cameras for many consumers. dpreview.com »

2019-7-9 21:04

Leica will increase its prices in the US starting May 1st

According to a report from Red Dot Forum by Leica Store Miami, Leica will increase the price of most of its products in the US starting May 1st. The site has published a list of the 66 products that will become more expensive next month, which includes most Leica M cameras and nearly all M lenses—for example, the Leica M10 with chrome finish will increase in price by $400, from $6,895 to $7,295. dpreview.com »

2018-4-5 00:58

Creative Cloud subscribers in the UK and Sweden can expect price hikes starting next month

Citing 'fluctuating foreign exchange rates', Adobe has notified Creative Cloud subscribers in the UK and Sweden that they can expect to see their fees increase soon. The price hikes will take effect starting March 6 for month-to-month subscribers; members who have paid for a full year will see a price increase when they renew their plans. dpreview.com »

2017-2-3 11:01