Santa is coming to town..... yes Christmas came early this year. One of our esteemed website readers managed to unearth two, pretty rare, cameras. One is the original japanese version of the Panasonic PV-SD5000, called the Super D-Cam and the other camera is..... drum roll.... the silver metallic version of the SEGA Digio! A version I would never believed to have actually existed! But so the stories are true. SEGA (or it's parent company) DID market three revamped versions of the classic Sega Digio (SJ-1) as mentioned on my website. The regular blue-ish one with a clip-on magnifier and the silver and pink metallic versions as rare limited edition!

No, no, no, and again no! This website ain't dead just because there haven't been any updates for a long time, but it has become virtually impossible to find “new” old digital cameras that have never been published before! But thanks to a source who wishes to remain anonymous, I learned today about the previously unknown Praktica PD-600. The big brother of the Praktica PD-100. This proves that before Pentacon Dresden began production of the QD-500, there were already two Praktica models that were sold exclusively in the UK!