Camera wifi and nfc function necessary to know about the

Large sized sensor card machines, DSLRs, microslenses other than the Pentax Q, all have much better image quality than cell phones, even with kit lenses.

This is even more evident in relatively extreme environments.

First, a simple example, you climb Mount Hua at night, the top of the mountain is minus twenty degrees below the mountain, rented a military coat, just to see a sunrise. The partner who traveled with you brought an A5100 set, and you brought a cell phone.

The two people panting to the top of the mountain, the heart cursed "next time never come to this hell of a place, the sea of people, squeeze down to die die die die"

The sun came out, really TM good-looking!

The two people "kua" shot after sending a friend circle "Huashan sunrise is really beautiful!

Your dark part is dead black and your bright part is overflowing, you can't even pull it back.

Your buddy used wifi to transfer to his cell phone, and also adjusted it in snapseed, and sent it out five minutes later than you did.

After everyone woke up one after another, you had one like and one reply, and your little friend had more than twenty likes and seven or eight replies.

"Huashan sunrise is really beautiful"

And part of the machine can also wifi can also be real-time transmission of images, cell phone framing camera shooting, able to shoot much more than the previous angle. The first time I've seen a cell phone, I've seen a cell phone with a camera.

Mobile phones are increasingly becoming the center of people's daily activities, and many of them require relatively simple processing, which can be accomplished with a cell phone. Cameras, especially those positioned at a relatively low level, may simply be abandoned if they can't be connected to the phone and become a powerful peripheral extension of the phone. The camera has been completely accessorized with the QX1 QX10 QX100.

People have been eating and drinking, and it's not wrong to go for the higher end of Maslow's needs model.