Sony SmartShot Cameras QX10 and QX100 leak...

For quite a time we have been hearing rumours about Sony's mobile camera. Now a leak suggets that Sony will call them SmartShot cameras..with model numbers QX10 and QX100.














The former will have an 18 megapixel sensor with f/3.3-5.9 optics whereas the latter will have a 20.2 megapixel camera with f/1.8-4.9 optics.these devices will have much bigger sensors compared to traditional smartphone cameras. Moreover, you have proper optical zoom with Carl Zeiss optics and optical image stabilization.
some of the other features are roumered as:

  • Videos in HD video 1080/30p, format MP4. Can be recorded with low noise even in dark places.
  • The captured image is saved automatically in both the smartphone and memory in the camera.
  • You can control zoom, exposure, white balance, and focus on your mobile device.

Both the accessories will snap onto the back of your existing smartphone and interface with it over Wi-Fi using Sony’s PlayMemories app.As from the looks of picture we can see the option of NFC too.
The QX10 and the QX100 are said to be priced at $250 and $450 respectively, and will be announced on September 4 along with the Xperia H1 in Berlin.
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