. >> translation: they are timeless, lasting forever >>> david chan opened his first camera store 45 years ago. since thin, he has seen dramatic changes in the market. >> in 1960. >> these days it's dominated by digital technology and smartphones, interest in vintage cameras is coming back and growing steadily. >> more of them... >> the new iphone and camera is a different culture, it's like instant noodles, it can't compare to fresh home maid

. >> translation: they are timeless, lasting forever >>> david chan opened his first camera store 45 years ago. since thin, he has seen dramatic changes in the market. >> in 1960. >> these days it's dominated by digital technology and smartphones, interest in vintage cameras is coming back and growing steadily. >> more of them... >> the new iphone and camera is a different culture, it's like instant noodles, it can't compare to fresh home maid noodles. they began with a digital camera, but they are hooked on film photography. he collects and is tapped into the growing vintage market. >> classical cameras have a long history, every brand has its own touch. >> the younger generation may experiment with older models. the market is saturated with digital technology. china is the engine of growth. there has been a fall in sales, but it accounts for 30% of the global market. apple hopes ut new updated devices can hold on to market share. >> i would not line up at the store, but i would by the iphone. i'm excited everyone is talking about the pink iphone 6 s. i want one. she will not need t

. >> david chan opened his first camera store in kowloon. since then he has seen dramatic changes in the market. today it is dominated by digital photograph and smart phones. but have in vintage cameras and film photographry is coming back and is growing steadily. >> the the new iphones and cameras are a different animal. >> in than has tapped into growing retail of vintage market. >> classical cameras has a long history. and each brand has their own personal touch on it. >> the market is still saturated with digital technology offered by smart phones. china is the engine of global growth. offering the slight fall in sales it still accounts for 30% of the global market. apple will be hoping that it's new and updated devices can hold on to its market share. >> i would not line up at the store, but i will buy the new iphone. >> i'm excited everyone is talking about the new iphone. i want one. >> she won't need to wait long with the next generation of devices set to hit retail shelves around the world within months. sir are a clark, al jazeera,

. >> reporter: david chan opened his first camera store 45 years ago. has seen some dramatic changes in the market. these days it's dominated by digital technology and smartphones, but he say interests in vintage cameras and film photography is coming back and growing steadily. >> translator: the new iphone and new camera is a different culture. it's like instant noodles. but it can't compare to fresh homemade noodles. >> reporter: this man is now hooked on film photography. he collects and has tapped into the growing retail vintage market. >> translator: classical cameras have such a long history, and they are all different design. >> reporter: the younger generation may be experimenting with older models, but the market is still saturated with digital technology. china is the engine of global growth, it still accounts for 30% of the global market. apple will be opening its new and updated devices can hold on to its market share. >> reporter: i would not line up at the store, but i will buy the new iphone. >> translator: i'm excited everyone is talking

. >> my name is david chan. an acronym stands for sustainability, parks, recycling and defense fund. first of all i have been involved with this struggle for 30 years. we urge you to uphold the appeal in solano county and require an environmental impact report. i have prepared a one page document which i have provided cops for members of the board of supervisors. i would divide it into two parts. one is highlighting what is an environmental benefit now in the existing agreement which is bolded on your piece of paper. it's basically open space fees already over 10 $10 million have been expended to acquire more biodiverse in the wild life corridors between mount diablo in alameda county. that's beneficial to san francisco residents. but these areas are to san francisco. the rest is in the mountain view. it's not an environmental benefit. the second is jobs in environmental education fund. $400,000 to $500,000 a year has been expended. i don't know the details on that finally they are under the agreement, there are

. >> my name is david chan.m stands for sustainability, parks, recycling and defense fund. first of all i have been involved with this struggle for 30 years. we urge you to uphold the appeal in solano county and require an environmental impact report. i have prepared a one page document which i have provided cops for members of the board of supervisors. i would divide it into two parts. one is highlighting what is an environmental benefit now in the existing agreement which is bolded on your piece of paper. it's basically open space fees already over 10 $10 million have been expended to acquire more biodiverse in the wild life corridors between mount diablo in alameda county. that's beneficial to san francisco residents. but these areas are to san francisco. the rest is in the mountain view. it's not an environmental benefit. the second is jobs in environmental education fund. $400,000 to $500,000 a year has been expended. i don't know the details on that finally they are under the agreement, there are two thing