The DL (Drop Load) series of cameras were designed by Fuji to do away with the need to fiddle about when loading film. No more lining up sprockets and holes, no more lining up leaders and markers. Simply drop your film into the camera at the bottom, close the door, and the camera does the rest. The 550 is one of the latest and most capable of the entire series, and this particular example includes a date back which means you can party like its 1999, or just about any year you fancy really. As always the camera features all the usual trimmings; zoom, flash, autofocus etc. All it is missing is you and a roll of film.
Fuji DL-550 Zoom Date Panorama
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