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HTC Re Camera


HTC announced the incredible Re Camera newest handheld device. It has 16 megapixal sensor with ultra wide angle lens. The Punch line of this magnificent device is “Focus on the moment, not on your camera. Remarkably fun and incredibly easy, the RE turns on in your hand, shoots photos and videos without a viewfinder, and streams everything to your phone for easy viewing and one-press sharing”.

HTC Re Camera has a single button control that lets you tap for photos or press for videos. Re Camera can capture a 1080p videos @ 30 fps and it can also take a slow-motion 720p video @ 120 fps.  While there is no power-off button on this incredible device, HTC Re Camera wakes up when you picked up this device in hand.

Specifications

 Camera

1080p, 30fps FHD Video
720p, 4x slow motion video
146 degree super wide angle lens with f2.8 aperture for low light usability

Battery
 
820 mAh rechargeable battery
1hr 50 mins of continuous FHD video recording

Size

26.5 mm diameter
97.7 mm height

Sensors

16MP, 1/2.3”sony CMOS sensor

Connectivity

BLE (Bluetooth v4.0)
Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n), 
Wi-Fi Direct
5-pin micro-USB
MicroSD Card Slot
Tripod Hole

Special Features

Grip sensor instantly turns on the device when it is picked up.
One-hand operation design
One tap for photos; One press for videos
Time-lapse recording, settings control via your smartphone
Android (4.3 and above) and iOS compatible. Seamless integration with your existing photo gallery.

Weight

66.5 grams

This device pairs easily with your smartphone (android or iOS)  to instantly stream everything it captures and automatically backs uo your photos and videos to the cloud so you can easily access and share them anywhere you want. It is also water proof and you can easily shoot up to 1 meter underwater.


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