In a bit of a surprise, one of the hottest products to make an appearance at CES 2016 was an analog product: Kodak’s Super 8 movie camera. Built around the classic Super 8 film format, the camera does make some nods to contemporary digital technology: instead of an optical viewfinder there’s a flip out LCD screen, and there’s also a SD card slot for recording sound.
But the film is the real star of the show, and processing is included in the cost. If you’re into the retro thing looking to make some films (or even just someone on a quest for the nostalgic look of Super 8) this might be just the camera you need to go along with your vinyl albums. DPReview editor Dale Baskin talks with Kodak’s Josh Coon to learn a bit more about this camera.
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