SONY video promoting the new NEX-5T camera with NFC.
Sony's NEX-5T, a hybrid camera slated to launch this fall, stands out
for its inclusion of an NFC chip, enabling a simple and quick way to
connect with compatible terminals.
The NEX-5T, Sony's latest
hybrid camera, packs a 16.1MP APS-C CMOS sensor, enabling video capture
in Full HD with up to 1920x1280 pixels.
The camera offers a 2x optical zoom, a high-performance 99-point
autofocus system, continuous shooting for up to 10 shots per second and
11 special effects filters. Its 3-inch LCD screen can pivot 180° for
optimal viewing comfort.
A digital camera with multiple remote controls
Users of the NEX-5T can download a variety of compatible applications
from the PlayMemories Camera Apps platform, including the Smart Remote
Control App, which allows users to control the camera from a smartphone
or tablet. The Add-on Flickr app enables instant image uploads to the
famous photo sharing website.
The camera's most notable feature, however, is its NFC chip, which
enables wireless connectivity with compatible Android smartphones and
tablets. The technology allows users not only to quickly and easily
transfer images to these terminals but also to use their device as a
remote control for the camera in any situation.
Sony has designed the NEX-5T for photographers looking for a
relatively compact, light and easy-to-use model with performances
similar to those of an SLR. The new camera will be available from
September 2013 for around US$700 with a 16-50mm pancake zoom lens (or
$550 just for the body).
AFP.
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