#light

We first saw the Light L16 back in 2015 with its initial design prior to retail production. Jumping to 2017, it's still not readily available but Light Rumors was able to get hold of the final design renders. As a refresher, the Light L16 is a 52-megapixel point-and-shoot camera with 16 lenses and sensors on its body with varying focal length and opening. Here's the former design for comparison: There are slight changes including the flash unit now found between the camera modules and the hand grip seems to be flatter. Here are more pictures of the new design: The Light L16 is currently sold out as per company's statement and is still currently building cameras for everyone who took pre-orders for $1,699 or roughly Php84k. Although what makes this unique than other lenses out there is that it has its own built-in light source to effectively illuminate your subjects. Its built-in light, called the Macro Lite, delivers flexible lighting options since you can decide to turn on one of the two or both lights at the same time. I grew up using incandescent lights at home. Read more in our articles including "Light L16 16-lens camera gets its final design" and "Canon outs 35mm macro lens with built-in light source".