I tried posting this a little while ago, so if it ends up being posted twice, my apologies. I'm not sure about the camera van but I have seen the "minidigi" as it's called. I think it's only being sold by Rollei's Japanese distributor. It goes for a mere $375 (at least that's the price I've managed to locate) and gives you a HUGE <g> 2 MP, square format image, oooooh. Anyone interested can see it here, http://www.rollei.jp/e/pd/MiniD.html make sure to check out the promo video about 3/4 of the way down the page. Pretty adorable. Makes me wanna get one. Back to the van, talk about a "motor drive" for his cameras. LOL. Eric www.ericashworth.net On Aug 20, 2005, at 5:57 PM, Paul Aparycki wrote: Eric and Clayton; I know it is off topic, but I was the one who started out with the all-in-one-flex comment. I love both of your contraptions . . . oops, excuse me, your ultra most recent bestest mostest professionalest cameras, SO, have you ever seen the picture of that fellow (I believe he was originally a Californian) with his "camera van"? The entire thing is covered with cameras glued? screwed? all over it (some of them actually working, being fired from inside . . . a whole new meaning to "drive by shooting") . . . and an obviously good way to get rid of your "film" cameras whilst waiting for photoshop to do some really akward manipulation ;-) Further Eric, if you are looking for something really cute (and really outrageously expensive I would imagine), Rollei has produced in limited numbers a miniature TLR that has a half-size sensor in it (a la the majority of "35" cameras). all the best Paul Aparycki
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[Digital BW] Contraptions, was Re: John Sexton's comment on B&W print
2005-08-21 by brigsby707
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