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Pentax K-x DSLR Gives You 100 Colours and 100 Styles to Choose From – Looks Like a Benetton Ad

by Jay Garrett on November 26, 2009

Pentax_Kx_100_Colors_100_StylesYou go to buy a camera and chances are you resign yourself to it being a black box more often than not.

Short of taking your DSLR to a gadgety colouring specialist like Colorware you’d usual be stuck.

Sure – you can get red, silver, and some limited edition finishes but Pentax feels your pain.

You want, nay, need to express yourself.

To this end Pentax has recently introduced the new upper entry level DSLR camera Pentax K-x. Breaking away from the conventional black coloured bodied DSLR, the new K-x will come in a whole new range of colours. “Pentax K-x 100 colours 100 styles” provides you with 20 coloured bodies and 5 coloured grips to mix and match around with.

With the possibility of 100 different colour combinations, the K-x model certainly offers a uniquely customisable option to make you happy snappers.

Get your team colours, show your patriotism, flash your keen designery eye – just go crazy!

Here’s a spec list but hey – look at those colour combos!

All that’s left to say is that you can go get one now!

Click here!

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Retro Blackbird Twin Lens Reflex Camera by Superheadz

by Jay Garrett on July 12, 2009

blackbird-camThe Blackbird Camera from superheadz is a twin-lens reflex camera: one lens is used to expose the film, while the other is used like a viewfinder.

This style of camera which goes back to the 1920s, typically uses larger 120 format film. The blackbird uses regular 35mm film which means it can be processed anywhere from Boots to Snappy Snaps.

As well as the 35mm lens with focal adjustment, you get 2 exposure settings (f7/f11), 2 shutter speeds, a hot shoe and 2 masks for cropping your film. You can even snap without the mask so that the image will bleed over the edge of the film, into the perforations. How arty?

You can get one for $125 from UrbanOutfitters online in the states – it doesn’t look like it’s available here in the European branches.

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