Samsung NX1000 + 20-50/3.5-5.6
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13 years ago
If you want the skills and settings of a DSLR, the same sized sensor but none of the excess baggage, look no further than the Samsung NX1000, the South Korean gadget giant's latest mirrorless camera system with lenses you can switch out as you please - oh, and a whopping 20 megapixel sensor to boot.
13 years ago
Samsung NX1000 review
You wait all day for a wireless interchangeable lens camera and then three arrive at once. The Samsung NX1000 is the entry model in the brand's ‘NX' trio that includes the costlier Samsung NX20 and NX210 models.
Pros:
- Ease of use
- Relatively inexpensive
- Wireless connectivity
Cons:
- Build feels a little toy-like
- Occasional soft shots
13 years ago
Samsung NX1000 review
The arctic white finish of our Samsung NX1000 review sample indicates that Samsung is targeting the fashion conscious with this entry model in its NX range of compact interchangeable lens cameras. Wireless connectivity furthers the impression that it is in part targeted at slaves to social media.
Pros:
- Larger than average format sensor offering near DSLR quality but maintaining compact camera dimensions
- easy to achieve good quality results
- fair value
- Wi-Fi adds a degree of future proofing
- iFunction lens does more than just zoom or focus
Cons:
- Lightweight body feels a tad insubstantial
- and no built-in anti shake measures (via optional stabilised lens only
13 years ago
The Samsung NX1000 has speed, but it falls short of the competition in certain places.
The Samsung NX1000 is an entry-level mirrorless camera that combines a 20.3-megapixel APS-C CMOS image sensor, a 3-inch high-resolution LCD, 8 frames per second shooting, and a slew of high-end features into a compact, moderately priced body.
13 years ago
Samsung NX1000 review
Back in June I reviewed the Samsung NX200 , a second-generation example of the company's impressive APS-C mirrorless NX system. At the time of the review the NX200 had already been on sale for eight months, which in the fast-moving world of the compact system camera market is an eternity.
Pros:
- Lightweight
- Fast performance
- Good image quality
Cons:
- Dodgy phone apps
- Plastic body
- Low-light focusing
13 years ago
Samsung NX1000 review
When it comes to stuffing products full of features, you can always rely on Samsung. And the Korean firm has done it again with its latest NX system interchangeable lens camera, cramming Wi-Fi into its metallic guts.
13 years ago
Samsung NX1000
The NX1000 ($699.99 list with 20-50mm lens) brings Samsung's excellent Wi-Fi implementation to an interchangeable lens camera , making it possible to push top-quality photos to your phone, home network, or favorite social networking outlet.
Pros:
- Sharp, compact kit lens
- Good high ISO performance
- Excellent Wi-Fi implementation.
Cons:
- Slower performance
- No EVF option.
13 years ago
Samsung NX1000
The new NX1000 is very similar to its bigger brother, the NX210, so a lot of the comments that we made about that camera in our review apply equally to the entry-level NX1000. The NX1000 also has an angular and hard-edged design, with the main external differences coming in the rounder and less...
13 years ago
Samsung NX1000 review
The NX1000 might not be much more than £500, but it sure doesn't scrimp on the features front. The inclusion of the decent 20.3-megapixel sensor - the very same as found in the NX20 - is the star of the show, so if image quality is your main concern then the Samsung might have already caught your...
Pros:
- Great image quality for such high resolution
- enough lenses to compete against the competition
- good value without scrimping on the features
Cons:
- No viewfinder possible
- inconsistent white balance
- colours can lack punch
- burst mode processing "lock out"
- poor battery life
13 years ago
Samsung NX1000 CSC Wi-Fi Review
is the latest compact mirrorless camera from Samsung and is a new entry level 20.3 megapixel compact system camera with Wi-Fi - it also features 8fps continuous shooting, a plastic body, and sits below the
Pros:
- Good ISO noise performance
- Excellent detail in photos
- 7fps continuous shooting
- Good IQ from the 20-50mm lens
- Very good colour
- Compact flash
- Excellent Wi-Fi Connectivity
- Easy to use
Cons:
- Delay after continuous shooting
- Better value for money than the rest of the range
- Lacks IS with 20-50mm kit lens
- Slow focusing with 20-50mm lens
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