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New Sony QX1 and QX30 setup video tutorial.


ILCE-QX1 series Set-up Video Tutorial (For iPhone)

Sony just posted those official setup video tutorials. On top you see the QX1 tutorial for iPhone owners. More tutorials can be seen here:
ILCE-QX1 series Set-up Video Tutorial (For Android)
DSC-QX30 Set-up Video Tutorial (For iPhone)
DSC-QX30 Set-up Video Tutorial (For Android)
PlayMemories MobileTM (Ver5.0) Video tutorial for operations

QX1-QX30 store links
E-mount QX1 in USA at Amazon (Click here), SonyStore US (Click here), BHphoto (Click here), FocusCamera (Click here).
E-mount QX1 in Europe at Sony DE, Sony UK, Sony FR, Sony ES, Sony IT, Sony NL, Sony NO, Sony BE, Sony PT, Sony SE, Sony FI.
E-mount QX1 in Asia at Digitalrev (Click here).
QX30 in USA at Amazon (Click here), SonyStore US (Click here), BHphoto (Click here), FocusCamera (Click here).
QX30 in Asia at Digitalrev (Click here).

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    1. Except the last few QX series sold literally thousands across Asia and the middle east.
      Irrelevant just because YOU don’t want it or need it? Yeah ok.

      Qx1 fits my needs and a bunch of my friends love the QX30 concept.
      Just because you don’t get it doesn’t mean someone in the world doesn’t appreciate this set up. Oh, and Sony isn’t crazy to launch a second batch unless someone out there was buying.

  1. Andrea (do I have that right?) — more rumors and fewer press releases, please.

    Thanks.

    @ the other posters: the separation of the lens from the exposure controls is a valuable extension of a “street” camera. It may end up being — though not perhaps in this form — as influential an innovation as the 35 mm camera.

  2. Sony marketers seem to barely understand what they do…
    1″ sensor module with a prime would be a lot better for situation pictured.

  3. This is going to be a collectors item one day. there is absolutely no purpose for this. Use a $700 iphone + what ever this and some lenses cost, to replicate the quality of a good point and shoot or inexpensive NEX camera.

    1. Or you know, have a Moto G, connect the QX30/QX1 and you have a relatively cheap alternative to the NEX cameras.
      There are purposes, and there are buyers. Just because you don’t understand it doesn’t make it a useless device. Sony obviously is making money off of these cameras otherwise there wouldn’t have been any more past the initial two.

  4. Unbelievable how some people are so short sighted and without fantasy: this thing can open up a lot of new “point of views” that maybe were not so comfy and easily reachable before with a normal and bigger camera.
    This is an excellent piece of tech, just only because it shows what can be done nowadays.
    It takes some imagination to come up with something like this.

    1. Nicely put. I’m shocked myself to see some of the responses by people (including the admin of these articles) related to the new QX series.
      I have a qx10 and a qx100 as well as an NEX 5R. I find myself enjoying the use of my qx lenses when i’m out casually – When I know I am going to be taking pics, NEX is my friend. I can take some really great shots from angles I cannot reach when holding an NEX/Alpha camera.

  5. Very interesting video. If you’ve ever tethered a camera to your computer/laptop or other remote monitor this device makes a hell of a lot of sense. If I continue to think on it–this device could be leading the way for more advanced “body-less camera digital photography.” How many times have you heard “camera bodies come and go but glass is here to stay.” This device paired with a significantly more advanced photography app could be a true game changer. Simply viewing this as a gadget to attach to a smart phone may be too narrow but I do understand Sony’s strategy to introduce this technology to the mass consumer market ( their answer to the ubiqutous smart phone ). However, thinking about the more advanced possibilities is very intriguing.

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