The DxO One rotating mini camera for the Apple iPhone is a smallish attachment that shoots RAW images with its 20.2MP one-inch CMOS BSI sensor and f/1.8 32mm lens.
Once the DxO app is launched, the iPhone screen acts as the viewfinder with DSLR-style controls.
The lens works independently from the body and as such can rotate 60-degrees forward and backward.
The camera can be used stand-alone and stores the high quality images on SD card within the body. When attached to an iPhone, however, a JPEG version is saved on the phone so sharing can be dealt with right away.
The DxO camera will ship in September but can be pre-ordered now for $599.
Via engadget
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