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Also the Samsung NX1000 leaks…

There is (again) a new leaked Samsung product. The NX1000 images have been posted on SLRclub (now removed). THe NX1000 is a sort of cheaper NX20 with 20 Megapixels and integrated WiFI. Click on the pictures to see the full size images.

 

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16 Responses

  1. What about the lens? Is that the 20-50mm kit lens with slight cosmetic modifications, or a new kit lens?

  2. This among all the brands I know does not gain anything from leaks. They just need to produce ONE camera that has a decent sensor. That is all that is needed.

  3. I like the design. I had interest in Samsung but they’ve really dropped the ball compared to the competition. Olympus is bound to have a less expensive OMD camera before too long, with many of the features of the E-M5. To me, that is as close to the perfect camera as I’ve seen in some time.

  4. funny that this site is the only one of your sites that does not have an april fools joke up. its almost like the nx1000 is its own april fools joke

  5. all those WLAN “hotspots” and their increasing usage are already giving me enough headaches and nausea.

  6. that’s why WiFi is the least important thing.
    The NX100 already has a great usability with the dedication and placement of wheels and knobs.
    Samsung may focus on the sensor, video capabilities and pancake lenses for portability.
    Those are the quality features photographers and videographers are looking for.

  7. wifi direct is great, so i can transfert the photo to my tablet, do some basic editing and post to my blog, like i do with my phone. The sensor looks good, according to dpreview, and lenses are good too, but there is few natives lenses.

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