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Sony QX1L

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Brand Sony 2014
Model ILCE-QX1L
Released Year 2014
Type DSLR Cameras
Series Alpha
Status Active
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Overview

The Sony Alpha QX1L features a large APS-C size 20.1 MP Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor designed to capture detailed high-resolution images.

It supports E-mount interchangeable lenses, allowing users to customize their shooting experience with a wide range of Sony and compatible lenses.

The device connects wirelessly via Wi-Fi and NFC, enabling seamless image transfer and control through compatible smartphones.

Equipped with BIONZ X image processing engine, it delivers fast performance and reduced noise even in low-light conditions.

The camera lacks a traditional viewfinder, instead relying on the smartphone's display for composition and settings adjustment.

Its compact and lightweight design integrates advanced imaging technology into a portable format, expanding creative possibilities for mobile photographers.

Specifications

Maximum Aperture f/3.5
Series Sony Alpha
Type Digital SLR
Maximum Resolution 20.1 MP
Model ILCE-QX1L
Features Wi-Fi, E-mount, NFC, Smartphone, Full HD video
MPN ILCE-QX1, SELP1650
Country/Region of Manufacture Japan
Colour Black
EAN Does not apply
Sensor 20.1 MP APS-C Exmor APS HD CMOS
Lens Mount Sony E-mount interchangeable lenses
Connectivity Wi-Fi, NFC
Image Processor BIONZ X
Viewfinder None, smartphone display used
Release Year 2014

Key Advantages

The QX1L provides superior image quality compared to typical smartphone cameras due to its large APS-C sensor.

Interchangeable lens capability offers photographers versatility for different shooting scenarios.

Wireless connectivity enables easy sharing and remote control via compatible mobile devices.

The integration with smartphones allows intuitive use of camera controls and instant image access.

Compact design ensures portability without sacrificing performance.

The camera's BIONZ X processor enhances detail reproduction and noise reduction.

Limitations

The absence of a built-in viewfinder may challenge traditional photographers accustomed to optical framing.

Battery life may be limited when used extensively with smartphone connectivity.

Dependency on a smartphone for operation could be inconvenient in some situations.

Autofocus speed and performance may not match high-end standalone mirrorless models.

Limited physical controls could restrict manual adjustment precision.

Released several years ago, the camera may lack some modern features found in newer devices.

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