Listed 17 November 2014 · Montreal · Canada
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An open-source box that attached to a DSLR to add Wi-Fi, phone control and one-tap sharing, whose Montreal Kickstarter ended short of its goal in 2014.
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Timeline
- On record
PetaPixel covered the Lumera Kickstarter launch, with a goal of about $80,000 and planned shipping in May 2015.
On record · Announced - Listed on Stompstart
“Swiss army knife for photography”
- On record
Kicktraq records the campaign ending unfunded with CA$61,725 pledged by 382 backers against a CA$90,000 goal.
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As listed on Stompstart
“Swiss army knife for photography”
Lumera is a new device for photography enthusiasts that connects to DSLR cameras, adding interesting functions to their cameras. When people buy a camera, they usually buy a fixed set of features and if they want upgrades they have to buy a new camera. Lumera closes this gap introducing a device with upgradeable software that helps to keep cameras up to date and makes it smarter by connecting them with your phone. Lumera adds Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a second contextual screen, navigation and one-click action buttons for sharing on-line, geotagging (optional built-in GPS), back-up on the go, a secondary USB port for external drives storage and a bunch of software utilities for a dumb DSLR camera.
- Topics
- Hardware, Photography
- Location
- Montreal · Canada
In our words: The 2014 listing pitched Lumera as a 'Swiss army knife' for photographers: a device with upgradeable software that plugged into a DSLR and added Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a second screen, optional GPS, backup on the go and one-click sharing through a phone.
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- Release
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