High quality metal and plastics lead to a sturdy prosumer feel to this early Sony digital camera. Embedded flush with the side of the camera is a grid of 9 brass contacts that, when bridged with a small magnet (included) create a multitude of glitch effects, ranging from posterized, to painterly, to pixel-sorted. MemoryStick media, battery pack, and charger are included with every order.
After weeks of research and many failed attempts, I’ve finally landed on a DSLR glitch cam that produces some worthwhile effects. Embedded in the side of the camera is an 18-port mini patch bay, which does all kinds of weird things, ranging from grainy color wash dithering, to posterized effects, to a really cool chroma-smear. Obfuscator imbues you with raw system-level control in a professional form factor. This is also one of the last Sony DSLR’s to use a CCD sensor.
Note: Lens not included. If you need one, message me and I’ll see what I can do. Most all of the patches do something cool, though some are less reactive than others, and a few specific combos can cause a crash.
A capable 2003 Olympus camera that produces an extremely wide variety of glitch effects. The 12-pin mini-patch bay affects both the image processor, and sensor, allowing you to cross signals and for 100’s of possible combinations! Mounting for a flash module, a/v out, and mains power make this a good option in a studio setting, or as a live visual source.
