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Kodak 1881 Concept Camera

Filed in archive Cameras by Mark Rollins on April 23, 2007

Obviously someone has seen too many James Bond films with a woman as the lead, because that's when you would need a camera disguised as a decorative locket. Right now, the Kodak 1881 exists as concept only, and it may stay that way until the bugs get worked out.

What bugs you say? Well, the size of 1881 looks like steampunk links

technology from that year. Then again, you may need all that room when you crack it open and see the dual LCD screens. You can use the LCD screens to line up your shot, or you can just click it by squeezing the camera and see the world from your chest's point of view.

Via Engadget

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