I often get confused with all the new mirrorless lenses. If you are like me, the new Mirrorless Lenses iPhone app will help you find all currently available mirrorless lenses and provide you with some the basic specs. The app is available for free on iTunes:
The Mirrorless Lenses app allows you to browse the full range of mirrorless interchangeable lens camera (MILC) lenses. It allows you to browse all the camera and lens manufacturers based on the lens mount. This includes Micro Four Thirds, Sony E, Samsung NX and Four Thirds Mount lenses.
This app allows you to add lenses to a Favorites page so you can keep an inventory of what lenses you own or which lenses you want to have on your wish list.
When you bring up the page for an individual lens, it shows you a picture of the lens as well details for the lens. Lens details include the type of lens, focal length, maximum and minimum apertures, filter size, dimensions and weight.
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- Fujifilm may announce two different mirrorless cameras + new Fujinon lenses
- Rumor: new Lumix X PRO lenses from Panasonic
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When will the same for Android come out?
Diti, this is my first App. I don’t have immediate plans to make an Android version but many people have requested it. Perhaps in the future
Julian,
You do know that Android is due to overtake Apple next year in the USA (at least), according to all the phone industry trends, don’t you? If you want to see what the worst Apple Fanboi web site (Engadget) is saying about this, just go there and do a search…
It certainly makers interesting reading.
Engadget is an Apple Fanboi site? From reading the comments on there you wouldn’t know it. All it takes is one Apple related article, not even one comparing two systems, to bring the Droid Fanboi’s at in full force. It’s gotten so bad I had to stop reading comments on there.
Should be interesting though. I fully expect Android to sell more, how could it not with all the various phones out there vs one model per year from Apple, but even if Android grabs something like 55% of the market vs 40% for iOS that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the better platform for developers. It just depends on what percentage of those users are willing to purchase apps.
Np matter who wins, I’m excited to have two viable options. I even excited to see what HP does with Web OS.
+1 for an android app … or even a web based one?
meantime; props for putting the effort in!
Looks like a very useful app!
When i was looking into m43 I was really frustrated, by all this.Even made my own comparison tables.. This is great!
If you follow what people are demanding you will do very well. Seeing how people in the first few posts asked for an Android ap without even praising your good work, is clue enough.
Don’t let someone else build one before you!
Good luck!
Thanks for the feedback. I’ll try and make an Android App happen