The 'DSLRUOCK' Professional Camera Incorporates Smartphones
Michael Hemsworth — October 16, 2016 — Tech
References: yankodesign
Designed by Dustin Brown, the 'DSLRUOCK' professional camera aims to help merge technologies rather than keep them separate.
Some amateur and advanced photographers would never dream of using a smartphone in their professional photography endeavors. However, as smartphone cameras progress and become more powerful rivals many are warming up to them as a great companion to traditional camera equipment.
The 'DSLRUOCK' camera scales down the design aesthetic of a traditional DSLR to do away with the screen to help save space. Instead of featuring a built-in screen, the 'DSLRUOCK' professional camera allows a smartphone to be used instead. With so many consumers already carrying them around in their pocket anyway, this design aesthetic helps to merge technologies rather than continue the rivalry between them.
Some amateur and advanced photographers would never dream of using a smartphone in their professional photography endeavors. However, as smartphone cameras progress and become more powerful rivals many are warming up to them as a great companion to traditional camera equipment.
The 'DSLRUOCK' camera scales down the design aesthetic of a traditional DSLR to do away with the screen to help save space. Instead of featuring a built-in screen, the 'DSLRUOCK' professional camera allows a smartphone to be used instead. With so many consumers already carrying them around in their pocket anyway, this design aesthetic helps to merge technologies rather than continue the rivalry between them.
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