000-second shutter. Strong high ISO performance. Weather-sealed design. Monochrome information LCD. Great control layout. Dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth co
H.265 codec
USB Battery charge
Solid grip and excellent balance
NFC
WiFi & Bluetooth
WiFi can send pictures but only one at a time
Good app integration
Affordable Price
Nice button layout
Separate video and stills buttons next to each other
Supe
Articulating LCD with crisp colors
DSLR feel
Excellent color rendition and flexible RAW files
Outstanding build quality
LCD screen on the camera
Dust- and splash-water-tight and user-friendly menu setup
Sharp
Bright AMOLED screen
High image quality
Among other things
Resolution record holder for APS-C
AF points record holder
15 images per
28.2 MP backside illuminated sensor
Hybrid AF system with phasedetect points covering 90% of frame
153 crosstype AF points with industryleading frame coverage
Mostly effective subject tracking
High quality 4K video performance
4K 4
2
0 8bit video out
Rapid image processor facilitates up to 15fps burst mode
4K video capture
Featurepacked AF setup with up to 153 crosstype AF points
Solid build
28.2 megapixel APS-C BSI-CMOS sensor
Hybrid AF system with 205 phase-detect points
15 fps burst shooting with continuous autofocus
4K video recording
4K video over HDMI
Weather-resistant magnesium alloy body
3" tilting Super AMOLED touchscreen displ
The editors didn't like
Image quality no better than any current camera on the market
And in some cases (like low light shooting) it's worse
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There are a bunch of gimmicky features that aren't useful for enthusiasts and pros that the camera should be targetting
Cumbersome file format
Image quality not as sharp as the competition
Clunky audio controls
No 10bit out via HDMI
There's no charger included
And USB charging takes longer than we'd like. Plus
It could use tracking autofocus when you're shooting via the viewfinder
Burst shooting limited in Raw mode. 4K footage requires transcoding for editing and computer playback. Bluetooth functionality for Android only. Doesn't include external charger
H.265 Codec
Small screen size
Glitchy autofocus with rearsubject illumination
Lacks custom settings to hold frame rate
Lacks 4K 60fps recording
Lacks 10bit or 12bit color sampling
HDMI output limits too many features. You have to unplug to get to th
Price
This mirrorless system camera is no "compact system camera"
Color reproduction is good
But not very good
H.265 codec cannot yet be processes by all software
High resolution back, illuminated sensor, 15fps shooting, Wide AF point coverage
Tilting rather than vari, angle screen, Initial impression of low light AF not great
The NX1 uses a completely new sensor and processing engine and we haven't been able to examine any shots from it yet so I can't judge image quality at this stage. Its pixel count is higher than other recent models like the NX30 and the sensor has a back-i...
Tizen has some stability issues, Big and expensive, Screen colours misrepresentative, Autofocus not infallible, Auto Shot lacks full potential, ISO 6400 lacks detail
Although the Samsung NX1 kills the very notion of "compact" system camera, it's still a solid slice of kit with plenty to shout about.Let's get the quibbles out of the way first though: we found some software glitches to be apparent, which we don't expect...
Super-fast burst shooting, Excellent image quality for APS-C, Wealth of features
Some of its buttons are too small, Minor processing issues
Samsung NX1 – Sensor and Image Quality The Samsung NX1 has an incredible number of features, but the biggest deal of the camera is its sensor. It's a 28.2-megapixel APS-C sensor with a back-side illuminated design. It's significantly higher-resolution tha...
Abstract: Samsung ‘s system cameras just got a lot more serious. The lines between DSLRs and mirrorless system alternatives are gradually being blurred, and it's down to cameras such as the Samsung NX1.This is a true high-end system camera for people willing to for...
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Published: 2015-01-30, Author: Michael , review by: gizmodo.in
Really easy to use thanks to a modern interface, well placed controls, and a reliable touch-screen, Shoots terrific 4K video, Burst mode is unrivaled at 15 fps in RAW mode with continous autofocus, Has one of the best autofocus tracking systems of any mir
Image quality doesn't elevate past any current camera on the market, and in some cases like low light, falls slightly below par, There are a bunch of gimmicky features that aren't useful for enthusiasts and pros that the camera should be targetting, Lack
If youre a first time DSLR or mirrorless buyer who wants a solid, powerful tool thats easy to figure out, I think the NX1 is a great choice, particularly for just how user-friendly it is. However, if youre already invested in a camera and lenses, its...
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Published: 2014-11-24, Author: Elias , review by: pcworld.in
Abstract: Samsung's NX series of cameras has been around since 2010. In that year, the NX10 came out and it thrilled us with its compact size and full list of features. It was one of the first interchangeable lens cameras to challenge the Micro Four Thirds options ...
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Published: 2015-06-16, Author: Kevin , review by: maxit.com.my
Abstract: Samsung doesn't take half measures when it comes to building their flagship devices and their latest addition to their NX series cameras, the prosumer grade NX1 is one of the most impressive examples of engineering seen.For starters, the NX1 packs a poten...
Looking at the image samples from both cameras, it's difficult to declare an outright winner. Both cameras are quick and responsive, with accurate autofocus and quick burst modes for those action shots, and both will give you give you great images up to I...
Abstract: Samsung has long been known for their consumer cameras and smartphones, but the NX1 represents a step towards the professional market for them, and their approach to making the NX1 professional-worthy seems to be to cram all the features they can come up ...
