And yes, there's a built-in mic for lend a hand there as well. There are a few updates to meet the needs of modern videographers, though, including a digital viewfinder and an SD card slot to capture audio at the same time the footage is recorded onto film. The result is a camera that carries enough retro flare to get your inner nostalgia engine humming. In terms of aesthetics, Kodak teamed up with renowned industrial designer Yves Behar on the Super 8. Kodak says the pricing will fall between $400 and $750, a gap that likely accounts for the multiple options.
While the model I saw was mostly plastic, I understand that the company is working on high-end model with a metal frame as well. However, the Super 8 camera will be made into a consumer product, and Kodak already announced that they'll ship in the second half of 2016. Yes, what you're seeing here is indeed a prototype.
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