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A new Samsung mirrorless camera to check out: the NX2000!

01/05/2013 By Heather

We knew it wouldn’t be long before Samsung added a new mirrorless camera to its already large collection. Meet the Samsung NX2000: an interchangeable lens compact system camera that was officially announced today by Samsung Germany.

The new NX2000 will feature a 20.3MP ASP-C CMOS sensor, which outdoes the 16MP sensors we see on most mirrorless cameras. It can capture up to 8fps and has an ISO range of 100-25800. Its small streamlined body sports a 3.7-inch, 800x480p LCD touchscreen, and will be available in black, white and pink. Not only is it the first mirrorless camera to use a micro SD card, but it is also almost “button-free” – that is, you do almost everything with the touchscreen.

Samsung NX1100 Manual Posted on Samsung Website

08/03/2013 By Heather

It seems that Samsung is popping out new mirrorless cameras faster than reproducing rabbits. Less than a mere year after the release of the NX1000, Samsung has added yet another mirrorless camera to its NX line-up – the NX1100, which is said to be a minor upgrade from the NX1000.

The specs include: a 20.3 MP sensor, ISO 100-12800, a 3-inch LCD screen, 8fps continuous shooting, built-in WiFi, and RAW and JPG shooting.

Samsung goes 3D with the new NX300

04/01/2013 By Heather

Samsung isn’t the first brand name that springs to mind when one thinks of digital cameras. However, that hasn’t stopped it from developing its newest mirrorless camera, the NX300, which will make its first appearance at CES 2013 in Los Angeles. With an impressive ISO range of 100-25600, DRIMe IV image engineering for snappy 8.6fps continuous shooting, and an 20.3 MP APS-C sensor, it is set to cause a stir among mirrorless fanatics.

While retro in appearance, there is no lack of newfangled technology in the NX300. The most obvious modern feature is the 3.3 inch upwards-tilting OLED display. Other features include advanced wireless capabilities, which allow users to directly upload images to social networks, and the possibility to use your smartphone as a remote viewfinder with the camera.