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Prices For NX1000(Prices as of 12/5/2012)One-lens kit | Two-lens kit | Two-lens bundle | Two-lens bundle | Source | (20-50mm (f/1.35-5.6, 2.5X zoom) lens) | (20-50mm & 16mm lenses, external flash) | (20-50mm & 50-200mm lenses, external flash, 8GB SD card, bag) | (20-50mm & 50-200mm lenses, 16GB Class 10 SDHC card, bag) | $700 | | | | MSRP | $450 | | | $630 | Best Buy | | | $600 | | Costco | $449 | | | | B&H Photo Video |
Additional Costs:
$5-$25 | Additional SD (standard capacity) memory cards, 4GB-8GB, Class 4-6 (Class 10 is fastest) | $15-$75 | Additional SDHC (high capacity) memory cards, 16GB-32GB, Class 10 | $50-$200+ | Additional SDXC (extended capacity, used for video) memory cards, 64GB-128GB, Class 10 | $25-$50 | Replacement rechargeable battery pack | $60 | Quick battery charger | $150 | External flash attachment |
Specifications:
Dimensions | Height: 2.46" Width: 4.59" Depth: 1.44" | Weight | 7.8 oz. | Colors | Black, white, pink | Included in Box | Battery pack, battery cradle/AC power cable, USB cable, body cap, software (intelli-studio 3.0, Samsung RAW Converter 4) | Type of Media | SD memory card, SDHC memory card, SDXC memory card | Megapixels | 20.3 MP | Sensor | APS-C CMOS sensor (same size as some DSLR sensors) | Viewfinder | None | Monitor | 3" TFT LCD (about 921k dots) | Video | 1080p full-HD video recording, in stereo | Flash | Built-in flash, plus mount (hot shoe) for optional external flash ($150) | Shutter Speed | 30 seconds to 1/4000 second | Sensitivity | Auto ISO 100-12800 | Exposure Modes | SmartAuto, program, aperture priority, shutter priority, manual, lens priority, magic, scene, movie, Wi-Fi | Continuous Shooting | Burst mode speed of 8 frames per second, for up to nine shots | Compatible Lenses | Samsung NX-mount lenses (11 available in December 2012) | Batteries | Rechargeable lithium-ion battery, about 320 shots per charge | Other Features | Instant sharing with Wi-Fi Stores still images in RAW (SRW), jpeg (EXIF 2.21), DCF, DPOF 1.1, PictBridge 1.0 formats 10 picture effects (standard, vivid, portrait, landscape, forest, retro, cool, calm, classic, 1-3 custom) | Warranty | 1 year limited, parts and labor |
The manufacturer's detailed product information is available at Samsung.com.
Lenses1. Samsung 20-50mm f/3.5-5.6 ED II NX Lens | $250 | 2. Samsung 20-50mm f/3.5-5.6 ED II NX lens | $250 | 3. Samsung 16mm f/2.4 Ultra Wide Pancake NX lens | $350 | 4. Samsung 60mm f/2.8 Macro ED OIS NX lens | $600 | 5. Samsung 85mm f/1.4 ED NX lens | $900-$1,000 | (List as of 12/5/2012)
What People Are Saying:
Critics like the sensor size (and the resulting high-quality images) on the NX1000, as well as the Wi-Fi, tilting screen and continuous shooting speed of up to 8 frames per second. Consumer Reports calls it thin and relatively inexpensive for its class, but says video quality is only fair. There are only a few user reviews online, but the ones that CostHelper found are positive, although a few complain about having to buy separate lens to get close-up (macro) shots or to get better than a 2X zoom.- PC Mag: "The 20-megapixel camera is a little slow to start and suffers from some shutter lag, but is still worth a close look for its Wi-Fi features and overall image quality."
- DigitalCameraInfo.com: "In testing we found the NX1000 produced very good sharpness, solid dynamic range, and offered image quality that was quite good right up to ISO 3200. The NX1000 also managed to capture shots at up to 8 frames per second, though the buffer is more limited than it was on the higher NX-series cameras."
- SansMirror.com: "Other than the clunkiness of the Wi-Fi add-on and the fact that the iFn button seems more gimmicky than useful, this is a very strong contender for a basic mirrorless camera. Fortunately, you can pretty much ignore the Wi-Fi and iFn button if you'd like, which makes the NX1000 very much like a well designed compact camera, but with a hot rod large sensor inside to produce superb images and an interchangeable lens option up front."
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