索尼智能手机外挂镜头最新图片泄露（图）
新华网9月4日电 据美国科技博客Gizmodo报道，最近关于索尼智能手机外挂镜头的消息泄露个不停，最近又有一组泄露的图片显示了比以往更加清楚的细节，超乎想象。
这组发布在Photo Rumors网站上的照片共24张，这款镜头将把任何安卓或iOS手机变成高质量傻瓜相机，照片还显示了镜头如何与手机链接等内容，证实了很多流言中传说的内容：
这两款被称作DSC-QX10和DSC-QX100的配件看起来像是照相机镜头，但它们都是完整的相机，具有传感器、Bionz处理器、Wi-Fi、近场通讯（NFC），甚至还带一个SD卡槽。它们唯一不具备的就是LCD显示屏和控制单元，这就要用上你的安卓或苹果手机了，因为它们都有大触摸屏可以用于设置和预览。
新泄露的照片展示了镜头如何与手机连接：一种方法是夹到普通智能手机上，另一种方法是使用特殊的盒子来放置镜头。传言称QX10售价250美元，配有1/2.3英寸1800万像素传感器，光圈f/3.3-5.9，另一款镜头QX100售价450美元。如果你相信传言的话，多花的钱会换来1英寸2020万像素Exmor R传感器和f/1.8-4.9的卡尔蔡司镜头。
照片显示镜头很容易在手机上拆装，看起来便携性也很不错。预计索尼会在4日正式发布这两款镜头，所以我们也不用等很久了。
Leaked Images Reaffirm Sony"s Smartphone Lens Camera Arrival
Sony has been as leaky as a sieve when it comes to its much-rumored new Smartphone Lens Camera. Now, a full set of leaked press images offer more clarity than ever about what we can expect.
A full set of 24 images, posted on Photo Rumors, reveals how the lenses—which will, apparently, turn any Android or iOS phone into a high-quality point-and-shoot—attach to phones, as well as contextualizing their size. As a reminder of what the rumor mill has already claimed:
The DSC-QX10 and the DSC-QX100—as they"re claimed to be be called—look like camera lenses, but they"ll actually be full-on cameras packing sensors, a Bionz processor, Wi-Fi and NFC wireless capabilities, and even an SD card slot. What they"ll be missing, however, is an LCD display and controls, but that"s where your Android or iOS smartphone will supposedly step in, providing a large touch screen for settings and previews.
Indeed, these images show two mounting possibilities: one that clips onto a normal smartphone, and another which uses a special case on the phone to attach the lens. Rumor has it that the QX10 will cost $250 and feature a 1/2.3-inch 18-megapixel sensor paired with an f/3.3-5.9 lens, while the The QX100 will cost $450. The extra cash will, if you believe the rumblings, net you a 1-inch 20.2-megapixel Exmor R sensor and a f/1.8-4.9 Carl Zeiss lens, though.
Certainly, these images suggest that the items are easy to slip on and off your phone, and look fairly pocketable, too. It"s expected that Sony will formally announce the new lenses at an even it"s holding tomorrow—so there"s not too long to wait before we find out for sure. [Photo Rumors via Cult of Mac via Verge]