Who is still making Hybrid cameras?

[Wayne12]

I have done some looking around today to see who is producing new cameras. I can't remember many manufactures. If anybody else can contribute more names to the list, that would he appreciated. Action cameras with no zoom wide angle lenses, are not included.



Digilife ( Digilife Technolgies Digital Video Camcorders Business Unit ). I think maybe an OEM manufacture of many brands, and one you could get your own camera manufactured at.):

- No cameras shown, except some line sketches in the banner.

Aiptek( AIPTEK ).

- No cameras.

Kodak ( https://www.kodak.com/US/en/consumer...as/default.htm) :

- 2 Cameras, one a newer camcorder. Both fullhd yellow multi weather.

https://www.kodak.com/US/en/Consumer...Z1/default.htm

https://www.kodak.com/US/en/Consumer...P1/default.htm

It's a shock, after we lost Sanyo and Samsung, there wasn't much quality product left, now Kodak has stalled. We should have 8k cameras by now (ambarella announced a chipset the CES before last, and Sanyo was the sort that would release a leading Hybrid on it first) but we probably don't even have 4k ones? You can literally get yi 4k action cameras beneath $100 which as maybe a dollar in features away from also being a hybrid. In today's dumbed down, lower quality, society, that extra dollar's in parts is a intellectual threat to mediocre dumbness.

[Wayne12]

Well, here is something adventurous. I had a Kodak hybrid camera nearly like a own can, a candy bar cam, which is one of my favourites if all time. Now I have found a pen can like it, but better features:

https://m.alibaba.com/product/606632...ith-night.html





This has 16x digital zoom and a 1.5 inch kcd screen.

There are many pen and other cans from Chinese companies we don't often see. I'm looking at a wifi controlled one about the size of my finger nail.