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Leica D-Lux 7

Leica aims for your pocket with the new D-Lux 7 compact camera. The D-Lux 7 sports a 4/3 sensor, 24 - 75 mm zoom lens, a touchscreen display as well as a high resolution EVF, and is capable of recording 4K video, providing big camera quality in a pocketable package. It is also the first D-Lux model that can be used with the new Leica FOTOS app. The app lets you control the camera from your smartphone and it also makes it easy to quickly transfer images to your Android or iOS-based smartphone.



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Leica Q3

The new Leica Q3 is a compact full-frame camera that captures stunning photos and videos with its 60MP sensor and hybrid autofocus. With a legendary lens, OLED viewfinder, and tiltable touchscreen, it offers exceptional image quality and precise shooting. Its Triple-Resolution Technology allows users to choose between 60, 36, or 18 MP resolutions, with ISO 50-100,000 sensitivity. It supports 8K video, wireless transfer, and tethered shooting. The camera also introdu...
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POLAROID FLIP INSTANT CAMERA

Polaroid's newest release, the Polaroid Flip, redefines point-and-shoot instant photography with smart features and retro-inspired style. Combining classic design cues from the iconic OneStep 600 with cutting-edge tech, the Flip is built for crisp, in-focus photos in any setting. At its core is a Hyperfocal 4-Lens System paired with Sonar Autofocus, giving users the ability to shoot at multiple focal distances (from 0.65m to 2.5m) without fuss. The sonar sys...
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LYTRO ILLUM CAMERA

After the earlier Lytro Camera, equipped with technology that revolutionized digital cameras, Lytro is now back with the Illum; an innovative camera, again based on the light-field camera technology. The Illum is aimed at professional photographers and has an 8x optical zoom, maximum aperture of F/2.0 and can capture up to 1/4000 of a second. The innovation lies, however, in the light sensors and tight DSLR-like body, and as the original Lytro, the Illum m...
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