OFF CAMERA LENS! YES LENS!

MohaimenK · Apr 21, 2011

First video I thought was fake but then I saw some more on youtube. Should be very interesting!

[video=vimeo;22134219]http://vimeo.com/22134219[/video]

Cfitz · Apr 21, 2011

Looks cool! Offers up a whole new way for pervs to take shots. Found this link BTW: Wireless Viewfinder Interchangeable Lens

boomer · Apr 21, 2011

That second video is VERY fake...lots of editing errors.

Very cool technology though. Someday it will come to the market.

480sparky · Apr 21, 2011

"Sorry..... no photos, please".............................at a photo convention?

boomer · Apr 21, 2011

That's because it's an act.

Stradawhovious · Apr 21, 2011

WVIL - Wireless Viewfinder Interchangeable Lens

Overread · Apr 21, 2011

hehe you can see right through the lens in the first vid when she takes it off and puts it on the table. Right through - - now if there were a real sensor on the end that would block the line of sight

Besides you can do this anyway - wireless remote setups

Geaux · Apr 21, 2011

Definitely fake, it was a company that wanted to pull of a huge fake viral campaign.

ultimadrift · Apr 21, 2011

Does that mean each lens has a sensor in it? Lenses are expensive as it is...Adding a sensor to each one will cost even more...

Overread · Apr 21, 2011

Not just any sensor a 31MP fullframe sensor! So that really is expensive!

Ginu · Apr 21, 2011

Looks cool but I don't buy it until my eyes make contact with the product

ClickAddict · Apr 21, 2011

Assuming they one day build this. (The technology is pretty much there now.) If you are putting a sensor in the lense and then sending the info to the camera body, isn't that lense essentially just a camera? I wouldn't call it a lense if it has a built in sensor. It's like saying a built a flying car, but it has wings, jet engine etc.. is it really still a car or a plane?

fokker · Apr 21, 2011

Okay so it's a concept caemra. Pretty nifty, but they may have set their sights a bit high - 31MP full frame cmos sensor capable of 10fps, built into a 28-100mm f/2.0 zoom lens (is that even possible?)

Overread · Apr 23, 2011

Eh ist just making the DSLR into a round bolton on the back of the lens (ie removing all the handholding erganomics). The only part that is more inventive is using a wireless remote control with video output for the main controller. However any DSLR maker could/does/can counter this with just a fast wireless (radio) video out setup on their DSLRs.