Samsung NX1 hands-on video
The Samsung NX1 is certainly one of the stares of the Photokina. Here are a couple of interesting videos that just went online:
Shutter noise loudness test 1 and test 2 (on a table therefore more vibration and noise)
Full size samples at ePhotozine. UPDATE: For unknown reasons ePhotozine removed the images now!
Hands-on at Admiringlight.
NX1 talk with photographers (Youtube).
Samsung NX1 CSC DSLR with 4k Video Shooting Features Review (Youtube).
Samsung NX1: Preview – Hands On (German Youtube).
4K OCEAN HIGHLIGHTS video on Youtube.
Preorders:
NX1 body only at Amazon (Click here), BHphoto (Click here), Adorama (Click here),
NX1 with kit lens at Amazon (Click here), BHphoto (Click here), Adorama (Click here),
50-150mm lens at BHphoto (Click here), Adorama (Click here),
ED-BC4NX03 Charger at Adorama (Click here),
NX1 battery at Adorama (Click here),
NX1 vertical grip at Adorama (Click here),
6 Responses
The samples are gone 🙁
No still images or shutter sound – suggest that you change the title !
From admiring light preview: “When shooting in JPEG mode, the NX1 can rattle off 70 frames at that ultra-high speed burst rate, and over 20 frames in RAW mode.”
About 20 raw is poor for such a camera, meaning barely more than 1 sec at 15 fps. I think I read “40” somewhere else, so perhaps it’s just a preproduction limitation.
And I also hope you could select a much slower rate (say 5fps) making the buffer to last much longer, by cleaning during shooting, when you don’t need the crazy 15fps rate.
The exact number of raw frames in a burst seems to be between 20+ and 30+ and probably closer to the later which is ample when doing sport or action photography. Another point of interest is how able is the camera to empty the buffer with a fast card installed. That will condition the ability to take bursts of 5-6 frames in short intervals which is crucial for action photographers.
Also I have seen somewhere a screen capture with two fps rates (high and normal) and I think that exact frame rates in both modes could be user set between different bounds.
There are no full size image samples!