Anyone know where to get QX10? Went to Sony KLCC, no stock.

4.3 is rolling out NOW for Z Ultra and Z1.

Details: http://blogs.sonymobile.com/2013/12/16/now...-xperia-z-ultra



And we're getting Z1 Smart Social Camera~! Hopefully, photo quality improves.

This post has been edited by Ninja: Dec 16 2013, 05:34 PM

Just did my own DIY casing for QX10.

The Xperia Z Casing attachment - RM89 (after 10% discount) + cheap Xperia Z Ultra black casing (RM29.90)



This post has been edited by Ninja: Dec 27 2013, 12:02 PM

Using XU camera + 'Better Camera" app.

Yeah, but that video didn't cutout the camera hole part. Looks abit messy to me, so I cutout that part. lol

Not yet. Update for QX10/100 will be out next month (Jan).

Don't forget sandpaper. Can smooth out the rough edges after cutting the plastic.

Nice~

LoL finally. QX10/QX100 casing for ZU.

http://www.xperiablog.net/2013/12/31/sony-...-xperia-z-ultra



This post has been edited by Ninja: Dec 31 2013, 06:57 PM

Planning to get QX100 as well. Love the quality from QX10.

Will still use my DIY case, unless later tercabut, then only buy official one. lol

Japan finally getting their Z Ultra official launch this week.



Official Amazing Spiderman 2 casing for ZU:

That tiny bit on left side of the lens is IR port, All Xperia line up in Japan have it.

On sale already:

http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r....&id=37119359620

Not at the moment; maybe later. Still using my DIY case.

Another alternative for mounting QX10/QX100 on ZU:





Source: http://www.xperiablog.net/2014/01/28/sony-...s-style-cameras

To QX10/QX100 owners, have you guyz updated to the latest firmware 2.00?

I noticed the photo transfer after snap capture is much faster than before.

Sony added higher ISO support – the QX10 camera is expanded from max ISO 1600 to max ISO 3200. The QX100 camera is expanded from max ISO 3200 to max ISO 12800.

Both cameras now also support Full HD video recording in MP4 1920 x 1080(30p). The QX100 also adds a Shutter Speed Priority (“S”) Shooting mode. This allows direct access control to shutter speed.