Kodak shows off its Super 8 film camera at CES 2017

The new Kodak Super 8 camera features a slick design and some modern conveniences. It still shoots film, but Kodak takes care of developing, processing and digitizing your footage.

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Patrick Holland has been a phone reviewer for CNET since 2016. He is a former theater director who occasionally makes short films. Patrick has an eye for photography and a passion for everything mobile. He is a colorful raconteur who will guide you through the ever-changing, fast-paced world of phones, especially the iPhone and iOS. He used to co-host CNET's I'm So Obsessed podcast and interviewed guests like Jeff Goldblum, Alfre Woodard, Stephen Merchant, Sam Jay, Edgar Wright and Roy Wood Jr.

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Jan. 8, 2017 7:47 p.m. PT

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Kodak Super 8 Camera - Limited Edition

The Kodak Super 8 camera is back. It has lovely retro good looks, but also a few modern conveniences like an LCD display and an internal battery.

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The Super 8 comes with a wide angle lens, but can accept any C-mount lenses.

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One of the nice additions is the flip out LCD display for framing.

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The Super 8 still shoots 8mm film like its predecessors, but Kodak will take care of developing, processing and digitizing your footage.

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Kodak Super 8 Camera - Standard Edition

A Standard Edition version of the camera will come in black or white. No word on price or when it will ship.

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The Kodak Super 8 Limited Edition Camera will retail for $2,000 (which converts to £1,630 and AU$2,730) and ship in the spring. Check out our first take for more on the Super 8.