Sony releases update for QX10 and QX100 lens modules
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Sony's QX10 and QX100 camera modules attach to and are controlled via Android and iOS smartphones.
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Sony has released a firmware update for its QX10 and QX100 camera modules that bring a couple of improvements. The shutter button can now be used to pre-focus with a half-press which allows you to focus and recompose with the QX modules just like you would do with any digital camera.
Sony has also improved the QX models' NFC performance. The modules can now establish a NFC connection to your smartphone quicker, just make sure you've got the latest version of Sony's PlayMemories Mobile app (v4.2 or newer) installed.
Sony had released an update for the QX modules earlier this year, adding manual control over ISO and real 1080p video recording instead of 1440×1080. This update includes those features, too. So if you haven't installed the previous update yet, you can now kill two birds with one stone. You can find both updates on Sony's support website (QX10 / QX100).
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Originally announced in December 2013, Sony has now made available firmware updates for the QX10 and QX100 cameras that clip on to the front of your smartphone. Version 2.0 adds full HD movie recording and expands ISO settings on both cameras. The QX100 also gains an extra Shutter Priority mode. Get the update
Sony has announced firmware upgrades that enhance the features of its QX-series 'lens-style' cameras, which clip on to the front of your smartphone. The update adds Full HD video recording and an expanded ISO range for both the QX10 and QX100, while the latter also receives a shutter priority mode. Sony's latest PlayMemories Mobile app has more seamless photo browsing and dramatically improved performance on iOS devices. Click through for more.
Sony has announced a pair of mobile photography camera/lens modules, the QX10 and QX100. Both units are essentially self-contained cameras that can be controlled by smartphones, using Wi-Fi. The QX10 features a standard compact-camera 1/2.3" sensor and a 25-250mm equivalent zoom lens. The QX100 uses the 1" sensor and 28-100mm equivalent zoom used in its high-end RX100 II compact. Both are NFC-compliant to make connection to some smartphones even easier. We've had both modules in the office and have had a close look - click through for more details.
Sony's new QX10 and QX100 attach big lenses and sensors to your smartphone.
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