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Lutra's new camera uses a see-through viewfinder to let photographers maintain eye contact with subjects, enhancing connection and presence during shooting.
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This see-through camera lets photographers maintain eye contact with their subjects
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Lutra, a South Korean startup, has debuted a new brand called Humans of Authenticity (HOA) that's launching another screen-free digital camera that incorporates a large open viewfinder into its design, as spotted by PetaPixel. The camera is reminiscent of the Godox C100 but the HOA A1 positions its lens and sensor close to the center of its large viewfinder window so that a photographer can maintain eye contact with their subject, or feel more in the moment while framing a shot without staring at a screen. The HOA A1 First Edition is expected to launch on December 1st in a very limited run of just 100 units. Preorders haven't started yet, b … Read the full story at The Verge.
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