Xiaomi, RealMe Mirrorless Lens Innovation

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Smartphones are trying to morph into cameras. But camera companies already tried this…and failed

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At one of the biggest smartphone events of the year , both Xiaomi and RealMe showed off experimental devices that gave smartphones mirrorless-like lenses.

The Sony QX1 was, essentially, a camera without the camera.

Sony would later go on to announce the XQ10 and XQ30, zooming smartphone-attachable cameras with a point-and-shoot sized sensor.

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