Samsung NX10 Review
April 18th, 2010
Samsung seems to put their hands on the camera market deeper and deeper. As we see their dual screen ST550 or the one with a GPS, HZ35w, they now release Samsung NX10, the interchangeable lens camera that claimed to adopt a hybrid camera system, where they shoot as good as a DSLR camera but didn’t left the compact element from a point and shoot camera. This NX10 also boast their mirrorless camera system that made their body slimmer than several of its competitor in the Micro Four third camera class.
Samsung NX10 specification key feature consists of a 14.6 effective megapixels coming from its 15.1 APS-C CMOS Sensor, their contrast detect autofocus system, 3.0 inch AMOLED screen (614 kilodots), a 921k dot electronic viewfinder and NX10 HD video recording capability (720p in H.264 format at 30fps). This Samsung mirrorless system incorporates a 30mm F2 pancake and 18-55 zoom capability. Samsung claimed that NX10 is developed fully in-house, as we can see that their experience in the solid-state electronics that gave bore into this small body of NX10




