Sunday, January 10, 2010
Samsung Announces NX10 Hybrid
Posted by Jon Childs in "Digital Home Hardware & Accessories" @ 12:00 PM
"Samsung announces the NX10 interchangeable lens camera. As promised, the compact NX10 is armed with a large 14.6 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor along with a 3.0 inch AMOLED monitor, pop-up flash, and an electronic viewfinder. Standing toe-to-toe with the competition, Samsung has included 720p HD video capture capability in the NX10. It will record HD videos in H.264 codec."
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Samsung is taking on Panasonic and Olympus and their Micro Four Thirds system for mirror-less cameras. This camera has a much larger sensor than its Micro Four Thirds competitors, which presumably will lead to better image quality. Dpreview has a nice hands on preview here. They got their hands on an early pre production model, and their report is fairly positive. I have been thinking about upgrading my Canon ELPH to either an entry level DLSR or one of these new mirror-less models. Mostly for taking photos of my kids sporting events. With all the questions about focus speed and lens selection I will probably end up going with something along the lines of a Rebel T1i, but these cameras are an interesting option.












