Lenovo has officially launched the X1 digital camera in China, with pre-orders now open at a starting price of 349 yuan ($50). The camera targets users who want a simple and approachable option for shooting photos and videos without the complexity of professional equipment.
Lenovo X1 Camera Specifications
Lenovo positions the X1 as an easy-to-use device that delivers reliable image quality with minimal setup, making it suitable for vlogs, travel footage, and everyday casual recording as an alternative to smartphone photography.
The Lenovo X1 comes in a compact, retro-inspired body and uses a 12-megapixel Sony 1/3-inch CMOS sensor. It supports up to 18x digital zoom and includes 20 built-in beauty filters that allow users to adjust image tone and skin smoothing. The camera records 4K video at 30fps and features intelligent shooting modes that help with scene recognition and automatic exposure control.
The X1 comes with a 2.8-inch display featuring 2.5D curved glass. The camera includes an LED fill light for low-light shooting, a lanyard hole for easy portability, and a standard tripod mount. It supports OTG file transfer, allowing users to move videos and photos directly to smartphones or other devices without a PC. The device supports external storage via a TF card slot with a maximum capacity of 128GB.
The X1 runs on a 950mAh built-in battery. Lenovo has also added a triangular port layout and a 2.5-degree angled structure to improve grip comfort and handling during long sessions.
In related news, Leica has recently introduced the Q3 Monochrom, a new 60MP black-and-white compact camera, and also announced the SL3 Reporter, a full-frame camera that supports 8K video, in-body image stabilization, and an aramid fiber body.
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