HTC, alongside the Desire Eye selfie smartphone, has also launched a little camera, which the company claims is its newest photography innovation. It has a cylindrical design which is believed to fit comfortably in your hand.
The RE features a built-in grip sensor that instantly activates the camera on pick up, eliminating the need for a power button. Its single shutter button allows one tap to capture photos and a longer press for video recording.
The new camera features a 16 megapixel CMOS sensor, Full HD (1080p) video recording, 146 degree wide-angle lens and slow-motion and time lapse recording. Its waterproof construction that lets you shoot up to 1 metre underwater.
HTC RE Camera: A waterproof, 16-megapixel external camera that you can control with your phone
The RE features a built-in grip sensor that instantly activates the camera on pick up, eliminating the need for a power button.
The RE app features a remote live viewfinder that lets you set up the perfect shot and watch the live action on the screen of your mobile device, or switch to album and playback view to flick through the shots and videos already stored on the camera.
The app will also back everything up to your phone or the cloud automatically so you need not to worry about running out of space. HTC says the Re will also offer real-time video streaming to YouTube. The RE app will be available on both Android and iOS.
The RE camera will be available in the US from late October and will then be rolled out to other regions.
The RE features a built-in grip sensor that instantly activates the camera on pick up, eliminating the need for a power button. Its single shutter button allows one tap to capture photos and a longer press for video recording.The new camera features a 16 megapixel CMOS sensor, Full HD (1080p) video recording, 146 degree wide-angle lens and slow-motion and time lapse recording. Its waterproof construction that lets you shoot up to 1 metre underwater.
HTC RE Camera: A waterproof, 16-megapixel external camera that you can control with your phone
The RE features a built-in grip sensor that instantly activates the camera on pick up, eliminating the need for a power button.
The RE app features a remote live viewfinder that lets you set up the perfect shot and watch the live action on the screen of your mobile device, or switch to album and playback view to flick through the shots and videos already stored on the camera.
The app will also back everything up to your phone or the cloud automatically so you need not to worry about running out of space. HTC says the Re will also offer real-time video streaming to YouTube. The RE app will be available on both Android and iOS.
The RE camera will be available in the US from late October and will then be rolled out to other regions.
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