‘mmi’ camera, remote controlled by a smartphone application
the work of israeli designer or leviteh, ‘mmi’ is a screenless camera that interfaces with smartphones to permit the remote shooting of photographs and video.
the camera itself contains a built-in kickstand as well as standard horseshoe mount for tripods. insertable suction cup or magnetic connectors increase the range of spaces in which ‘mmi’ can be mounted and used. by accessing the app onto iPhone, iPod touch or other smartphones, users can remotely view what the camera sees, adjusting the angle and shooting settings, including white balance, focus, burst or timer mode, and lens tilt. the application also permits the immediate uploading of images and video to web.
video demo of ‘mmi’
‘mmi’ enables users to see on their smartphone screens the view of the camera, and to control camera settings remotely to frame the perfect shot
full view of the device
3/4 rear view; the open circle permits the mounting of magnetic or suction cup
device in use with suction cup connector
device in use with magnetic connector
‘mmi’ is produced with pink, blue, or silver detailing and mounts