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JohnBrew

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Fotoman camera ceases production
« on: April 09, 2009, 05:12:51 pm »

As I own a Fotoman 69 I read this with deep regret. They sited two reasons: decrease in demand for film cameras and rising prices from suppliers. Damn shame.
They offered what is essentially an Alpa at 1/4 the price. Their workmanship was top rate and the way they are built means they will last longer than a lifetime.
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harlemshooter

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Fotoman camera ceases production
« Reply #1 on: April 10, 2009, 12:45:59 pm »

http://www.fotomancamera.com/news.asp#5668

very sad indeed.  the 810PS is a decent camera.



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As I own a Fotoman 69 I read this with deep regret. They sited two reasons: decrease in demand for film cameras and rising prices from suppliers. Damn shame.
They offered what is essentially an Alpa at 1/4 the price. Their workmanship was top rate and the way they are built means they will last longer than a lifetime.
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Fotoman camera ceases production
« Reply #2 on: April 10, 2009, 06:58:58 pm »

Quote from: JohnBrew
As I own a Fotoman 69 I read this with deep regret. They sited two reasons: decrease in demand for film cameras and rising prices from suppliers. Damn shame.
They offered what is essentially an Alpa at 1/4 the price. Their workmanship was top rate and the way they are built means they will last longer than a lifetime.

I wonder if dropping the dealer network might have extended their life, sell direct?
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