Even today we use smartphones to take pictures. But with the small size of the sensor, there are limitations in taking photos from a distance. For this reason, the Excope DT1, a lens for long-distance photography, was developed. About the size of a soda can for use with a smartphone
The Excope DT1 is a telephoto camera. Compact and lightweight Inside comes high-quality lenses and high-performance digital technology. It helps us to take photos from a distance. It is easier to edit and share photos with your smartphone via wireless connection. It is said that it can be used by both beginners and professionals.
It must be said that the design is mainly designed for outdoor photography use, with a light weight of only 600g, it is only the size of a soda can, making it easy to carry. In addition, the shutter release button is positioned for ease of use. Easy-to-understand interface to maximize shooting efficiency
The Excope DT1 is ideal for long distance photography. Be it bird, wildlife or moon photos, because it comes with a 400mm lens distance and you also get clearer photos than a mobile phone. Because it uses a large 1/1.8-inch CMOS sensor with DSP algorithms (equipped with fine defect repair, noise processing, backlight and low-light processing, distance color enhancement, contrast sharpness improvement, etc.), the work of the anti-vibration system is improved. It has both EIS and a gyroscopic sensor to help reduce blur caused by lens shake for clear images.
The resolution is 48 megapixels, and supports 4K video recording, allowing us to enlarge or crop the image without losing details. The lens uses reflective optical principles. This helps reduce the size of the telephoto lens without affecting photography. The lens can transmit up to 99% of light, and this, combined with the large aperture, allows for better light exposure. It makes shooting from a distance better.
Works with a free app on smartphones, tablets and computers. Contact through Wifi It makes it possible to use the mobile phone screen as a viewfinder, adjust settings, use it as a remote control for the camera, including using it to edit photos. Edit the captured video.
The camera has a built-in battery that charges via the USB-C port. If the battery is insufficient, you can connect a power bank to use it. The bottom comes with a 1/4″ tripod interface for instant connection to a general tripod.
For those interested, fundraising is now open at Kickstarter Early bird price is $229 off the full price of $399. When the target is reached, delivery is expected in July.
