Pentax and DC Comics team up
It’s just been announced that Pentax and DC Comics have combined to create superhero skins for the new Pentax RS1500 compact camera, in the form of a DC Superheroes RS1500 collector pack. I have to say, the inner nerd in me (or the outer one, as that’s not exactly a hidden quality of mine) is quite excited by these.
Seven different skins will be available in the pack, a 4GB SD card and a special Green Lantern protective camera case.
Looks neat, huh? Just remember, if you do take a photo with one of these compacts, make sure you take one with The Flash.
…what? Did you really expect me to not make that joke?
Anyway, the DC Super Heroes RS1500 pack will be available from the 1st of May 2011, RRP £119.99.
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