Fun with Fuji’s K-28 “Construction Camera”

Here is another look at this unique and not often seen camera.

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Here’s a camera you don’t see often – maybe never – Fuji Photo Film Japan’s Fuji K-28. A waterproof and dust/dirtproof 35mm compact camera. Designed for rugged use like on a jobsite or in the rain. All of the controls are sealed against the elements via tight fitting rubber gaskets and secure latching systems.

The camera gets its power from 2 AA LR6 alkaline manganese batteries. Here’s an interesting note from Fujifilm Japan: 

Apologies and Requests
Fujifilm “Construction Camera” For Customers

By the way, when the capacity of the batteries is not complete (for example, when new alkaline batteries are used with used alkaline batteries) in part of “construction camera” we sell at this time. It is extremely rare that hydrogen gas is sometimes released from the battery, the gas mixes with the air inside the camera, and it turned out that there was a possibility that the back cover…

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5 thoughts on “Fun with Fuji’s K-28 “Construction Camera”

  1. I have one of these on the way from Japan! The ‘dozer on the box caught my eye. I have a couple of Japanese market HD cameras and they take surprisingly good photos. The digital Ricoh is a favorite

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