Marking Pixii’s first foray into the full-frame market, the Pixii Max features a 24.5MP BSI CMOS sensor housed in the same compact, machined aluminum body as its APS-C predecessor.

The Pixii Max digital rangefinder marks the company's first entry into the full-frame market. It features a 24.5MP BSI CMOS sensor housed in the same compact, machined aluminum body as its APS-C ...

When the original Pixii camera launched back in 2018 (starting at $3,000), it represented a serious departure from most digital cameras on the market: The unit featured a rangefinder-style design, a ...

Pixii hasn't released the price, resolution and even sensor size yet. We do know, however, that it has a CMOS sensor with a global electronic shutter, 12-bit sampling, high dynamic range and ISO ...

The Pixii camera originally announced in 2018 offered a best-of-both-worlds approach to mobile photography. The Pixii camera is available in gray or black, and now comes with a 128-GB storage option.

The Pixii Camera's price tag and Leica M-mount make it a pretty niche camera, but it also packs some fresh, mainstream-friendly ideas that we'd like to see on other cameras.

The new Pixii Camera adds several much-needed updates to one of the only indie rangefinders on the market right now. Design. Pixii announces updated digital rangefinder with new 26MP sensor.

Pixii has announced a new 26MP rangefinder camera with 64-bit processing and an upgradable sensor block.. The camera, slated for release in 2023, is the third camera to be produced by the French ...

The Pixii makes use of a Leica M mount and sports a see-through-the-body rangefinder viewfinder to allow snappers to line up a shot by matching two shifted images in a scene and hitting the ...

Pixii supports Leica M lenses and, courtesy of adapters, other – more affordable – lenses too. Zeiss and Voigtlander both make compatible glass, the company points out. Not all of the ...

The Pixii will also use both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and have either 8 GB or 32 GB of internal storage. The Pixii uses M-mount lenses, a mount created by Leica but also produced by Zeiss and Voigtlander.

Pixii, a Norwegian battery manufacturer, has entered the residential storage business with a new battery. The device offers 3.3 kW of rated power, with a nominal voltage of 48 V.