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Topic: nostalgia

A compact point-and-shoot digital camera (file image)
Culture
Thursday, 7/16, 01:36 AM

Why Gen Z is reaching for the clunky digital cameras of the 2000s

  • The compact digital cameras that millennials abandoned when smartphones arrived are back in fashion, snapped up by young people drawn to their grainy, imperfect look.
  • Boosters call it a welcome break from algorithm-polished selfies; skeptics say it is just another flattering filter.

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