Sony, renowned for its innovative camera technology, has taken a leap forward in mobile photography. They recently unveiled the QX series lens-style cameras, designed specifically to accompany their range of smartphones. In a bold move, Sony has brought its expertise in developing cameras with exceptional German-branded lenses to the mobile realm. Though these lens names may be unfamiliar, they exude an air of sophistication that adds to their appeal.

 

  • Sony's QX series lens-style cameras combine the expertise of German-branded lenses with smartphones, redefining mobile photography.
  • The cameras offer professional-quality lenses with larger surface areas, enabling them to capture more light and produce detailed images.
  • By addressing the limitations of smartphone cameras, Sony has created an innovative solution that revolutionizes mobile photography.

Perfect Pairing: Smartphones and Lenses

The Sony QX series lens-style cameras bridge the gap between smartphones and dedicated cameras, revolutionizing the mobile photography experience. It's a well-known fact that smartphones cannot replicate the performance of a dedicated camera, especially when it comes to optics. Sony recognized this gap and seized the opportunity to provide users with an enhanced photography solution.

 

The QX series offers a range of lens options that deliver professional-quality results. These lenses are equipped with larger surface areas, enabling them to capture more light and produce stunningly detailed images. Imagine having the power of a high-end camera lens attached to your smartphone, allowing you to capture professional-grade photos effortlessly.

Future of Mobile Photography

With the introduction of the QX series, Sony has tapped into the vast potential of mobile photography. It's a testament to their commitment to pushing boundaries and embracing innovation. By combining the convenience of smartphones with the imaging prowess of dedicated lenses, Sony has redefined what's possible in mobile photography.

 

One thing that Smart Phones has made many of us realize is that their built in camera functions have not made us want to get rid of our existing camera devices altogether but it has made us want to desire better cameras. Smartphones need to be small and compact whilst to take the perfect picture you need a quality lens which have enough surface area to capture a lot of light. The words Smartphone and high quality photos therefore will never ever happen. This is where this product comes in by Sony that aims to address this problem.

 

From their press release yesterday (see: http://blog.sony.com/press/new-sony-qx-series-lens-style-cameras-redefine-the-mobile-photography-experience/) they have released a full sized lens kit to go with their range of smart phone devices. As most will probably know Sony has a penchant of releasing cameras with unique sounding German brand name lenses to go with their Sony camera bodies. Now the fact no one has really heard of these names don't matter because they sound so cool.

 

Personally speaking I think Sony is onto something here. I really do think these products will take off assuming they work as promised. Smartphones simply cannot replace a dedicated camera and this product seems to address this problem head on. So applause to Sony for taking this small risk and I cannot wait to try the product. There will be two new products initially: DSC-QX100 and DSC-QX10 and cost between $500 and $250 usd.

Takeaway

The Sony QX series lens-style cameras revolutionize mobile photography by bridging the gap between smartphones and dedicated cameras. With professional-quality lenses that capture more light and deliver exceptional image quality, these cameras offer an enhanced photography experience for users. Sony's innovative approach addresses the limitations of smartphone cameras, providing a seamless integration of high-end lenses with the convenience of smartphones. These products will make a very good promotional items for companies in the filming industries. 

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Ps. looks like we would also need to introduce a new range of brandable smartphone cases and covers now to accomodate the big lenses if these were ever to take off.