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I’m Back Proposes a New Shutter Button as Its APS-C Kickstarter Closes-in on $1M

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I'm Back's innovative Kickstarter campaign for the Roll APS-C is gaining remarkable traction, nearing the impressive milestone of $1 million in funding. This ambitious project allows photographers to integrate a digital sensor into their existing film cameras, seamlessly blending nostalgia with modern technology. As the campaign progresses, I'm Back has introduced a new shutter button to address a significant challenge faced by users, enhancing the overall experience. This development underscores the brand's commitment to merging artistry and functionality, inviting enthusiasts to explore new creative possibilities.
I’m Back Proposes a New Shutter Button as Its APS-C Kickstarter Closes-in on $1M

A close-up of a black Olympus OM10 camera with a red arrow pointing to a new black sync button on top; an inset shows a small red push button switch. Text reads "NEW SYNC BUTTON.

I'm Back's Kickstarter for the Roll APS-C has become incredibly popular. The idea of slipping a digital sensor into existing film cameras is proving to have legs, and as the crowdfunding campaign closes in on $1M raised, the company has proposed a new solution to one of the system's glaring issues.

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