Zeiss
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Zeiss is heading to CES next week to show off its Multifunctional Smart Glass tech, which can float "holographic" and AR content on any glass surface for such things as HUDs, 3D buttons, and even a transparent videocam in the middle of a display.
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Renowned lens maker Zeiss hit the show floor at Photokina 2018 with a full-frame mirrorless camera designed for shooting, editing and sharing all from the one device. Now the ZX1 has finally gone from concept to reality. And it's pricey.
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In September last year, Sony announced a new flagship phone called the Xperia 5, a compact follow up to the tall and slim Xperia 1. Well, now the company has gone super-tall again for the Mark II version of that phone.
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Optics veteran Zeiss has hit Photokina 2018 with its first digital camera, the ZX1 concept. The full-frame mirrorless camera is designed for snapping photos, editing and sharing without any help from other devices.
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Belgian photographer Nick Hannes has won the 2018 ZEISS Photography Award for his remarkable series entitled "Garden of Delight," which examines the intersection of leisure and consumerism in Dubai.
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Sony has announced a new addition to its growing range of superzoom cameras. The new Cyber-Shot HX350 is fitted with a Zeiss lens with 50x optical zoom, giving it the equivalent of a 24mm - 1200mm range.
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The Zeiss Tele-Tessar 500mm f/8 telephoto lens used by Commander David R Scott on the Moon during the Apollo15 mission in 1972 is going up for auction.
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Zeiss is set to join the iPhone accessory market with three lenses which have been developed in partnership with ExoLens. The lenses include a wide-angle, a telephoto and a macro.
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Any company that's been making lenses for 169 years is probably good at adapting. So perhaps it makes sense that German company Carl Zeiss AG (better known simply as "Zeiss") didn't waste time jumping into virtual reality. Read on, as Gizmag reviews the Zeiss VR One.
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Zeiss’ VR One is a Samsung Gear VR-like headset that takes advantage of your smartphone’s processing power and display to provide a wireless, self-contained virtual reality experience. Unlike Samsung’s product, the VR One is set to be compatible with a number of smartphones, including the iPhone 6.