Today, domestic accessories manufacturer Taixun Digital officially released the Master Imaging Kit for the iPhone 17 Pro series, and the official claimed that it “turns the iPhone from a mobile phone to a camera.”
The package is now available for pre-sale, with a variety of packages available, priced from 499 yuan.
It is understood that the retro design of the Master Imaging Set is inspired by the classic rangefinder camera. It uses silicone environmentally friendly leather, buttons, knobs, and two-stage mechanical shutter, which are exactly the same as professional cameras, and adds a CNC-carved thumb rest.
Officials stated that the Fn button can be customized through the App, and any parameter including filter effect intensity, EV value, shutter speed, ISO or white balance can be bound to the dial.
In addition,
the all-in-one set comes with a variety of accessories, including magnetic fill lights, UV filters, etc.
It is reported that the flagship version has a built-in 3200mAh large battery, which can provide additional shooting time for the iPhone. It is equipped with 7600mm² graphene heat dissipation, which can effectively solve the heating problem caused by long-term shooting of the mobile phone.
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