Still, we used it on several jobs and kept on moving. Yeah, I know its dorky- looking, but hey, it worked. Well, a couple weeks after the initial unveiling I found myself back in Japan, walking the hal-lowed halls of the undisputed leader in digital cameras, Ikegami. I tried not to smirk at their preposterous notions of global, broad-band communications. As the tools become affordable, the craft becomes an art form.
Art is very democratic.
I must ve done something right because they let me borrow a digital camera head with a prototype imaging unit. They even supplied the chip schematics and wiring diagrams. After several months of quasi-dependable performance, it was stolen. It seems they were under the impression that they had developed the digital camcorder. Never really heard much about it after that.