Tuolumne
Veteran
Fuji just launched a social networking site around their model Z20fd camera, designed with special features to support Web and social network posting. Seems like an interesting idea. I wonder why more camera companies haven't done this.
Read more here: http://www.crunchgear.com/2008/07/1...l-network-because-cameras-need-community-too/
What think you of this phenomenon?
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Read more here: http://www.crunchgear.com/2008/07/1...l-network-because-cameras-need-community-too/
What think you of this phenomenon?
/T
oftheherd
Veteran
I think the article writer is onto something better. I don't have a Fuji digital. I do have some Fujica 35mm film cameras. Rumor has it there are some MF film camera users out in the ether too. If we film users had a forum, I might be found lurking there.
Oh wait, there is at least one, called by a catchy neme often shortened to RFF.
But I think from Fuji's point of view, they would have been better advised to allow all Fuji users of whatever ilk to join and feel welcome.
My two cents.
Oh wait, there is at least one, called by a catchy neme often shortened to RFF.
But I think from Fuji's point of view, they would have been better advised to allow all Fuji users of whatever ilk to join and feel welcome.
My two cents.
Nigel Meaby
Well-known
For film users there is already Fuji's Choose Film website: http://choose-film.com/
Tuolumne
Veteran
That site is pretty lame, and seems to be focused on the UK. I think a site that somehow plugs directly into your camera would be quite a different beast.
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