3 comments

  • juancn1 minute ago
    Optical viewfinder cameras see through a lens and force-align your eyes, so when you change the lens, what you see is different but highly aligned to what the sensor sees.<p>Here, depending on where you place the thing you see a different thing than the sensor does, the optical path is completely uncontrolled, unless they&#x27;re doing eye tracking and post processing?<p>This seems somehow worse than a cell phone camera.
  • monitron23 minutes ago
    Waitasec...wouldn&#x27;t you have to hold it at a very specific distance from your eye for the &quot;viewfinder&quot; to be accurate?
  • King-Aaron36 minutes ago
    I literally cannot see the point to this thing. The transparent display is cool I guess. They don&#x27;t state the camera specs on it though which seems odd for a camera.