The Pixii Max is a New M-Mount, Full-Frame, Digital Rangefinder
French camera startup Pixii today announced the Pixii Max, a new 24.5-megapixel full-frame digital rangefinder camera that promises to be a "seamless upgrade" for current Pixii owners.
New Pixii+ Digital Rangefinder Has an Extended Viewfinder, New Eyepiece
French company Pixii has announced the latest version of its APS-C digital rangefinder camera, the Pixii+.
The New Pixii Camera is the World’s First to Use a 64-Bit Processor
Pixii says its new 2023 version of its digital rangefinder camera of the same name is the world's first to use a 64-bit processor, which leads the company to claim it as a next-level "software-defined camera."
Pixii Unveils New 26MP APS-C Rangefinder with ‘Interactive’ Viewfinder
Pixii, the company behind the Pixii Camera originally announced in 2018, has unveiled an upgraded version of the APS-C M-mount rangefinder that boasts a new 26-megapixel sensor, USB-C support, a new "interactive" viewfinder, and a $3,000 price.
Sam Hurd’s PIXII Rangefinder Review: It’s Complicated
Sam Hurd recently published a video review of the PIXII Rangefinder: a rear-LCD-less, smartphone-connected, M-mount rangefinder developed by PIXII, an upstart camera manufacturer. And while his introductory statement that it is the "worst camera I have ever owned" does more to get the click than convey his actual opinion, it doesn't look like the PIXII is a camera you should be picking up just yet despite some extremely promising design choices.
The Pixii M-Mount Rangefinder Has No Display or Card Slots, Costs $3,300
Almost two years ago, the French startup PIXII announced the development of a "radical" M-mount digital rangefinder that had neither a rear display nor any sort of memory card slot. Now, this strange camera is finally available for brave early-adopters to order... if you're willing to drop 3 grand, that is.
Pixii is a Digital Rangefinder with an M Mount, Global Shutter, and Phone Link
A French startup called PIXII has unveiled its new Pixii camera. It's an unusual digital rangefinder camera (with a real rangefinder, not just rangefinder looks) that represents the company's "radical take on what a modern camera should be."