Samsung NX10 Digital Camera Review Introduction

Following is a review of Samsung Digital Camera NX100.

	Introduction
Samsung introduced a brand new camera format with the NX10, a mirrorless interchangeable lens system with the same APS-C-size sensor as conventional DSLRs. But while the NX10 is less noisy than Micro Four Thirds cameras, it's also bigger, and launched with only 3 lenses. More...
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Section		The Good	The Bad
	Product Tour	Mirrorless design allows slim, compact body	New format means limited lens selection
	Color	Decent color accuracy; low noise in long exposure testing	Colors oversaturated by default
	Noise	Moderate image noise overall; lower than Micro Four Thirds cameras	High ISO noise reduction only kicks in at ISO 3200
	Resolution	Very good sharpness, limited chromatic aberration	Poor dynamic range for capturing high-contrast scenes
	White Balance	Auto WB very precise under daylight and compact white fluorescent lighting	Auto WB poor under incandescents; custom white balance accuracy underwhelming
	Sample Photos	See sample photos taken with the Samsung NX10 under different conditions
	Playback	Attractive displays; nice slide show with stored albums; easy still capture from video	Limited in-camera editing; Windows-only software
	Hardware	Good-looking OLED display;	EVF display doesn't keep up with camera movement; AV cable not included
	Controls	Effective Smart Auto mode; customizable color modes	Clumsy aperture adjustment in manual mode
	Design & Handling	Comfortable compact SLR-style body	User manual on CD only
	Conclusion	Read our final conclusion on the Samsung NX10
Video Section		The Good	The Bad
	Video: Color & Noise	Good color accuracy; low noise levels	None
	Video: Motion & Sharpness	Decent sharpness for a camera that records 720p video	Rendered choppy motion in our testing; only records with a 30p frame rate
	Video: Low Light Performance	Better color accuracy in low light than in our bright light test	Low light image had lots of artifacting and wasn't very sharp.
	Video Features	Aperture can be set in aperture-priority mode; viewfinder can be used when recording video	LCD is completely stationary; no manual shutter speed or ISO control in video mode
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