Yes. Three spare magazines even fit in the SD card slots. Since this discussion is not appropriate here, I won't speak further to it or provide pictures. It is such a perfect fit, though, that for those of us who live where such things are commonplace, it makes a very nice range case.
As soon as I can create nice and shiny videos with a working prototype
I actually went through three of them - always teared somewhere, mostly on one side where the belt loop was fixed to it - before I got the hard case.
Why would that be? Outdated CPU?
Not exactly, I mean anything they put in it will be outdated before it comes out. I just wanted a more modern cpu.Also, looking for camera options. Just a L shape usb camera made specifically for Pyra would be good.
If this community has anything to say about it the next version most likely won't want a built on camera either. But the modular nature of the Pyra, there may not be any changes in the base of the unit for a decade.
Base on the camera thread, the community is nearly split and having it as a separate version wouldn't hurt the ones that don't want a camera.
Not saying they wouldn't lol, but I was still hoping for a little more power.
Actually it does, ED had to guess how many of which have to be produced. And if he's wrong he would sit on the leftovers including its costs.
I meant for later on, sometime after the first batch and the production problem would be there even for the original, so that isn't really a con for it specifically. If he is really scare,if possible, he would probably just make it a smaller batch. Assuming the hardware postion would cause that much of a revision. As I said before, the ones I seen, is defeating the purpose of the Pyra. Only good one would be one specifically made for the Pyra.
By getting rid of them the problem will be solved.It's not cameras that make hate, it's people
That could possibly be the worst choice ever in human history.
The old ones had a sticker inside... I had a low number but got it replaced several times...
