The Zeiss ZX1 has a full-frame sensor and fixed lenses in a relatively small body with a minimalist design, and instead of a screen, a small tablet with a photo editor.
Camera Zeiss ZX1 is a point-and-shoot type of camera that, if nothing else, brings some fun back into photography. For that matter, it has few physical buttons, as well the lenses are fixed (35 mm, f/ 2.0), but there is more than enough built-in memory (512 GB).
But that's not all. Everything you want to do is done via the 4.3-inch touchscreen, which is basically a small Android tablet. That's why the mobile version runs on it Adobe's Lightroom photo editor. A pretty powerful app, which means that many improvements can be made in-camera before the photo is streamed via Wi-Fi or USB-C cable. With this, Zeiss proved that it can produce quality lenses as well interesting cameras. Although he described it as a "design", perhaps a commercial version will see the light of day as early as next year. However, they are silent about the price, but competitors demand around three thousand for similarly powerful cameras.
Suggested
Info Box
More information:
zx1.zeiss.com
