Fujifilm Expands QuickSnap Disposable Lineup for ‘Intentional’ Photography
THE SO WHAT
The push for ‘intentional’ disposable cameras is a counter-swing against infinite, AI-optimized digital capture. For consumer product teams, there’s room at both ends of the spectrum — maximal automation and deliberately constrained, human-only experiences.
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