Pretty much the only thing stopping me from buying an iPhone to use as my next camera is the fact thatI can't shoot photos witha shallow depth-of-field, which throws the background intoa distraction-free blur while keeping your subject pin sharp. The ridiculously impractical iPhone SLR Mount probably won't change my mind, but ifI had an iPhone already,I would be fingering my credit card right now. ...
http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2011/07/adapter-puts-nikon-and-canon-lenses-on-iphone/
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http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2011/07/adapter-puts-nikon-and-canon-lenses-on-iphone/
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1 comment:
comment by PKash:
Why is that Hardware manufactures innovate, design and develop new products and for IPhone only ?
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comment by D!:
Quantity, Consistency = build against just one model "iPhone" unlike Android space. Even 2% adaptation is a significant sales guarantee. The time of testing, maintenance overhead is significantly reduced = > ROI. They are simply being smart and taking advantage of the current market cap. Android sales could be high but its the classic problem of fragmentation both software and hardware.
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