(Credit: Crave UK)Those zany camera manufacturers. We know they have a sense of humor: Just look at the tiny internal memories they slap in our compacts! And those noisy high-ISO settings! What a bunch of jokers.
But sometimes they excel themselves with some truly wacky designs. Click through our gallery and check out some of the ke-rr-rr-aziest cameras Crave has ever seen.
(Source: Crave UK)
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