First Australian Pentax 17 Roundtable with Clem Kennedy and Film Guru, Nick Vlahadamis

Join us for an Australian first discussion about the newly launched Pentax 17 film camera, with CR Kennedy company director Clem Kennedy and cornerstone of the Sydney film camera community, Nick Vlahadamis; who has been selling and servicing Pentax film cameras from his Newtown destination, Sydney Super 8 for over a decade.
Clem and Nick will discuss all aspects of the Pentax 17, from its format to its functionality.
Tune in to hear from one of Australia’s most respected guru’s on analogue cameras about what it means for a new film camera to come to market, a first in over 20 years, and how engineering history meets modern needs for a new generation.
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[@jackbeltane]

The camera is perfect for someone like me who flies to Sydney Brisbane Adelaide and Hobart every month as this camera won't bust the Jetstar bag weight limit and ideal to record the walking around daily adventure

[@TimGreig]

This look wonderful. Such a nice, although unusual, looking camera and just watching makes me want to pick it up. I'm not sure how practical it is for someone eating a meal to post to to Insta considering the delay between snapping and posting. But for so many other uses...brilliant.

[@punchbuggyyellow7097]

Such a comprehensive description from Nick on what the camera can do. He's certainly convinced me to get one.

[@lindanorman2589]

tremendous interview--the best. Appreciate the detail and expertise.

[@XATNEP1]

Thanks for helping explain some more about the 17, looking forward to it's arrival here in Oz

[@kennedys3333]

Amazing stuff. Such a great product!

[@SummersSnaps]

I hope they also produce a higher premium classy strap that can be sold separately (but with the same stretch distance), that would be a nice accessory.

[@malificentimages]

I'm also hoping for the same!!!

[@ozbaz99]

Pre ordered mine. I hope it gets here quicker then mid July

[@surferuk35]

Badly thought out, if you shoot in low light and try to use the built-in flash you can't see anything through the viewfinder because the flash-ready light is so bright. Returning mine.