Kyocera will abandon its long-established Yashica brand, now used solely for compact film cameras in overseas markets, as part of brand realignment efforts to adjust to the rapidly shrinking ...

After getting bought in 1983 by Kyocera, which abandoned the brand name in 2005, Japan’s legendary camera maker Yashica makes an unexpected comeback. Tokyo-based Exemode [JP] will sell digital ...

Kyocera is pulling the plug on Contax, the camera brand they picked up when they purchased Yashica in the mid-Nineties. There were some rumors about this going around about a month ago, but it ...

Denise Nelson of Kyocera Yashica (UK) Ltd has confirmed today to Ian Andrews of ePHOTOzine that Kyocera has stopped production of all 35mm and Digital Cameras bearing the Kyocera and Contax names.

Now Yashica is live on the platform with a pair of night-vision binoculars that bring a touch of color to the darkness at up to 4K resolution. Last year, Duovox launched a successful Kickstarter ...

The Yashica FX-D 100 will use the 13MP Sony IMX458 sensor, which Sony describes as made for use inside smartphones and tablets. The sensor is a small 1/3.06 that captures 13MP still files and 4K ...

In 1984, Yashica was acquired in full by Kyocera, which eventually spun down camera production in 2005. The Yashica name has since been sold to a Hong Kong-based branding company, but the contemporary ...

The new 3 million and 5 million pixel Kyocera compact digital cameras, using a new 2.5" bright designed for viewing in bright sunlight, will be on show. Also the long awaited Yashica T Zoom, &quot ...

Vintage camera manufacturer Yashica has announced a pair of new digital cameras to be available in early 2025. The cheap-and-cheerful compacts both have integrated optical zoom lenses and offer ...

Classic film camera company Yashica is back -- the brand just launched a universal, 2-in-1 smartphone lens. Skip to main content. Menu Digital Trends ...

This entry-level digicam from Kyocera was the cheapest 4-megapixel, 3x optical zoom camera on sale when we went to press. It's reasonably compact and easy to use and it's supplied with a neat carrying ...

The Yashica Digifilm Y35 is a camera with digital guts but film-style shooting and photos. The camera is launching on Kickstarter.