Do you remember the Samsung Galaxy Camera? It was basically a Galaxy S3 with a bigger 21x optical zoom lens. While many considered it to be an inconsequential product, particularly since it didn't contend with DSLRs or mirrorless cameras, Samsung was unquestionably on to something. The recently-announced 'YN450' from Chinese tech firm Yongnuo could be viewed as an otherworldly successor — it's a full-featured mirrorless camera with Android.
Yongnu says the device uses a 16MP Four Thirds sensor, fit for shooting 4K video at 30FPS. It's evidently perfect with all Canon EF lenses, so this will for the most part claim to picture takers as of now in the Canon biological community. Different determinations incorporate a 5-inch 1080p screen, Android 7.1 Nougat, stereo mouthpieces, a 4,000mAh battery, and an earphone jack.
Valuing and availability are unknown at the present time. I can think about a couple of points of interest to a mirrorless camera running Android; photographs could consequently reinforcement to Dropbox/Google Photos/Adobe Lightroom, for instance. It would likewise make sharing photographs to online life considerably less difficult, since you wouldn't have to exchange pictures to a smartphone or PC first.
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