pdexposures
Well-known
Well I did something with the websites I bought! Still haven't gotten the camera yet. But it's shipping from Sweden so who knows how long it will actually take haha.
Anyway, if you go to either www.knappagraphy.com or www.ikeaknappa.com (they both go to the same place) I've created a small social network for the camera. I encourage everyone to sign up! Even if you don't have one!
Maybe with enough people we can convince Ikea to sell them at their stores!
Anyway, if you go to either www.knappagraphy.com or www.ikeaknappa.com (they both go to the same place) I've created a small social network for the camera. I encourage everyone to sign up! Even if you don't have one!
Maybe with enough people we can convince Ikea to sell them at their stores!
lynnb
Veteran
does it come with a hex wrench or do you have to supply your own?
---and Keith, when they located your car, which aisle was it in and did you have to re-assemble it?
---and Keith, when they located your car, which aisle was it in and did you have to re-assemble it?
SteveM(PA)
Poser
Going off topic, but fellow electronic musicians will note that this camera is built by Teenage Engineering, makers of the very intriguing but very expensive portable keyboard workstation, the OP-1...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-mPqvVRDHQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-mPqvVRDHQ
maggieo
More Deadly
I was about to mention that, as I love TE's work! Here's my OP-1:
Casio VL-1 & Teenage Engineering OP-1, April 20, 2011 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr
pdexposures
Well-known
The screws are actually just Phillips with a hex wrench outside. But I'd be willing to bet you can just do it by hand
SteveM(PA)
Poser
I was about to mention that, as I love TE's work! Here's my OP-1:
Casio VL-1 & Teenage Engineering OP-1, April 20, 2011 by Maggie Osterberg, on Flickr
No way, wow! I've wanted one since the launch. Thinking of selling a camera to get one!