Fujifilm’s QuickSnap disposable camera marks its 40th anniversary since its July 1 1986 launch. More than 1.7 billion units have been sold to date. The company plans to release its first new models in 20 years.
The QuickSnap was first launched on July 1 1986.
More than 1.7 billion units have been sold to date.
Fujifilm plans to release its first new models in 20 years.
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