As much as we love the latest technology, we still have a reverence for retro. Fujifilm has taken a stab at marrying the two with the Instax Mini Evo Cinema, a camera that lets you take (and print) photos and video with the resolution and color appearing as they might have in decades past, going back almost 100 years. Set the camera to 1930s mode, and you can get those grainy, pale-color shots and video from the pre-World War II era. Dial it up to the 1980s and get the vibrant colors of that decade. Or go with 2020s setting for the high-resolution images we have currently. It’s all done with a body styled after an old 8mm movie camera. Don’t miss any of our unbiased tech content and lab-based reviews. Add CNET as a preferred Google source. Fujifilm executive Bing Liem said the new camera melds a vintage look with modern functionality. “Mini Evo Cinema delivers a smooth, unique photographic experience that gives the user a myriad of ways to turn casual moments into …