simplehuman Sensor Mirror Compact (DSA-6T) sensor with 8 layers of light emitting diodes, optical drive (OCD) connector, 1 x Optical drive, the cameras shutter button and a control stick to control the cameras shooting, 2 audio inputs to control lighting intensity (R/N), and a back light sensor. Each of these features helps to achieve a more powerful image quality, and they allow an immersive experience for the user. In the case of DSA-6T, the sensors and the shutter button enable shooting both through a combination of a standard lens and an extra 16-megapixel camera sensor. It is also possible to use the sensor with special lenses. The sensors can be used to control various kinds of lighting and light sources—from lights to buildings to water in landscape photography, in addition to many other aspects; they can also be used for light pollution control. The camera now uses the EOS G3 (Advanced Camera) platform, but it will not share its digital or analog sensor with the rest of the camera lineup or other manufacturers for the foreseeable future, according to EOS spokesperson Laura OLeary. Eos plans to release a standard EOS-compatible EOS G3, which can be used in standard G2 or EOS-type systems. This particular system requires a "backlight" sensor, a type of bright white glass developed by Optica (see below; see here;