Intel Depth Camera

[1S] Intel the best

[Yes] Well, it's Intel and that says it all

[Universal] Enough depth and enough room for a camera and some shorter lenses.

Enough depth and enough room for a camera and some shorter lenses.

[1x USB-A Male] It was hard to get a direct answer about how to get a 4th monitor to work on an intel based laptop. The problem is that the Intel CPU only allows 3 displays, even if you have a dedicated GPU in the laptop because the GPU isn't a full gpu, but just an extra chip that runs through the Intel CPU. Since it runs through the intel CPU, it is limited by the same 3 display output as the CPU. This allows you to run more than 3 displays on a single laptop.

[2.57 lb] Very in depth and complete!

[GDDR6] Excellent especially when combined with a Intel i9 with GPU.

[0.18 lb] is intel i7 12 gen is just amazing

[f/8] MiNT's RF70 is one of the most clever and fun new camera designs I can think of. Excellent shallow depth of field. Love this instant film camera

[5 x 4.1 x 3"] The shallow depth of field is so tight and thin that any camera which does not have an IBIS will struggle to have a focus nailing eventfully. This lens has a strange characteristic. I did took a lot of shoot with it in different settings and figured that at F2.0 is the best for creamy bokeh and smooth subject transition to background out of focus blur. The image that I have uploaded will give you an idea how thin and sharp the focus it. I have taken this with X-30 body and now I am wishing to have either X-S10 or X-T4 which had IBIS. This lens is heavy and bulky and gives a premium output. If you can live with slight corner blur with some serious purple fringing - yes sometimes in the center of the lens as well - and do take RAW mage then this the Italian Job for you and me and everyone.