• Film camera "disguised" as enormous film canister

    Friday, April 3rd, 2009

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    transfThese aren’t exactly for the super-spy in your life, but for the ironic enjoyer of all things meta and mash-up, they might be perfect. It’s hard to say how big these cameras really are, but if that cup and saucer is any indication, they ain’t small. Still, the classic shape and coloring of the film canister version is very appealing. You can tell people that’s where you keep your large format negatives.

    Unfortunately I doubt they’re available outside Korea, but who knows? Maybe the demand for freaky 35mm point-and-shoots will suddenly spike and specialty stores will pick them up.

    [via Gearfuse and Technabob]

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