![]() Other technical features will include a built-in speaker and microphone, support for a 7.4V-1A power source, 1.5mm sync cable, and 3.5mm microphones, as well as PCs running Windows 2000 or higher and Macs running macOS 10.3.6 or higher. The device, which is currently only shown as a prototype, captures images in JPEG and raw formats at 8MP to 14MP resolutions, plus video in MOV format at up to 4K/30fps. The new digital back will feature an 'M' button for switching between manual and automatic modes, a new focusing screen, new alignment and stability system, new clamps, micro HDMI and a microSD slot with support for cards up to 128GB capacity. I'm Back 35 will also include a universal back cover that can be used with most other 35mm analog cameras. I'm Back says it offers dedicated back covers that improve the I'm Back 35's fit on customers' preferred analog cameras, including models like the Canon EOS 300, Ricoh KR10, Olympus OM10, Nikon F100, Leica M7, Diana F, Pentax K1000 and Yashica FX3, among others. Should the I'm Back 35 see the light of day, its creators say the unit will have new software controls for the manual exposure function, an exclusive PCBA design and will use NP-F550 and NP-F570 batteries. The aluminum-based universal cover on I'm Back 35 supports 99 percent of existing 35mm analog cameras, according to the company. The digital back will replace the back cover on an old SLR to give it digital functionality and features, including a 2" touch display, external microphone support, USB-C, WiFi, support for syncing flash and a rather unimpreasive 14MP 1/2.33-type Panasonic 34112 compact image sensor. The 'I'm Back 35' unit is designed to work with old analog SLR cameras that are still functional, yet obsolete. The new I'm Back 35 will be, according to the company, the only digital back product that can be paired with 'almost all the most famous analog cameras.' The I'm Back 35 will feature manual and automatic recording modes, improved battery performance, a new ergonomic design and other new technology if it ends up being produced. ![]() ![]() Swiss company I'm Back has returned to Kickstarter with another digital back product, this one following the previous models it sought crowdfunding for in 2016, 20. ![]()
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