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Although, I do think the bubble level inset into the wind knob is a pretty cool idea...
Photo from here:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Leica-copy-35mm-Rangefinder-Camera-Elmar-3-5-50mm-Rare-/350485107352?pt=Film_Cameras&hash=item519a8a5298#ht_1783wt_1265
Rob
 
The Wirgin Edinex is pretty odd: http://camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Edinex

But in an almost charming, whimsical way.

Pretty though, it certainly isn't.

The Firstflex 35: http://rawhiti.tripod.com/firstflex35.html

The photos in the article do not do it justice. You have to see it in real life to appreciate how superbly deformed this thing is. I wish they had a top view.

The original Contaflex, the TLR, is also rather hideous.
 
For some reason, some people think the Contax I is ugly.. (Though, I personally think it's beautiful. And one of my favorite cameras to shoot with) another fellow RFFer compared it to an Argus... :eek:

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Contax I(b) on Flickr
 
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One from my own collection: Apple Quicktake 100. Introduced in 1994 and thus one of the earlier digital cameras. It has 1 MB of internal memory, which holds 8 pictures in 640x480 and 30 in 320x240!

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You're looking at the top half with the shutter button. You slide the panel on the front to the right, thus exposing the lens and turning on the camera. There is a flash. On the back you'll find the viewfinder and a small LCD panel with the photo size and numbering. No way to view your picture though. Runs on an inconvenient three AA batteries. On the up side: you *can* connect it to your PC or windows computer and shoot it by controlling it from the PC. Later models could even be used as early webcams.

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