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And What If Kodak Had Bought Pentax?

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2011-07-05
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The Frankensteintax © AM Radio
The Frankensteintax © AM Radio

Whether you thought the sales of Pentax to Ricoh made sense or not, just imagine what if it were Kodak (which we know do not make DSLRs anymore) who had bought Pentax?

Flickr user AM Radio created the “Frankensteintax,” a Pentax K10d DSLR set to manual mode paired with an antique (1917) Series III Kodak 127 camera. Apparently, the odd setup actually works with the Pentax taking care of shutter speed and ISO and the Kodak of the aperture in T mode.

View the images captured by the Frankensteintax at: Memory Radio.

source Dvice

 

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