Sony has just announced the QX10 and QX100 at IFA 2013. These two innovative lenses which can be attached to your smartphone when they are needed, and is meant for those who don't want bulky cameraphones.
These lenses feature their own Exmor sensors, BIONZ image processors, Zeiss optics and wireless connectivity, allowing them to be paired with your Android or iOS device. The PlayMemories mobile application will be used as the camera management app.
The lenses can be attached to your smartphone using the provided adaptor, held in your hand or mounted on a tripod. Meanwhile the camera will take the role of the remote viewfinder and control center.
The QX10 features 10x optical zoom, perfect for capturing those distant shots. Meanwhile the Sony G Lens will ensure your 18.2 MP Exmor R sensor is well lit. The whole kit weighs just 4 oz, but has optical image stabilization tech built in, which would ensure steady video of those zoomed-in women's beach volleyball championships, and sharp low-light pictures. The Sony QX10 will cost you $250
The QX100 module features a huge 1" 20.2 MP Exmor R sensor, the same from the award-winning RX100 II camera that comes great for low-light shots. The Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T lens with 3.6x optical zoom are transferring the light to the sensor, and the info gets processed through the trademark BIONZ image processor of Sony. In addition you get a ring for manual focus and zooming, just like in a standalone camera. The Sony QX100 has been priced at $500
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