Samsung NX1000 mirrorless camera Advanced Smart Full HD Video Recording & Wifi with 20.3 Megapixel Sensor APS-C CMOS - With advanced features at a price barengi relatively affordable gadget among lovers of photography with a limited budget then obviously if the digital camera will be a digital camera demand in the world market. Thus now Samsung announced the presence of the camera CSC (Compact System Camera) in the NX1000 series. And now, the Korean firm said that this tool can be purchased at their retailer.
The camera is equipped with Samsung NX1000 20.3 Mpx image sensor APS-C CMOS and use of the Samsung NX mount. ISO sensitivity reached 12 800 and also features Optical Image Stabilization to prevent blurry images. Then there are also features SmartAuto 2.0 mode, Smart Filter, 8fps high-speed shooting, 3D Panorama mode, and Supersonic dust reduction. Also this camera is also capable of recording Full HD video resolution and produces RAW file format (SRW).
The main advantages of this camera is the speed shutternya: where the shutter speed can make the difference in catching and iconic images might lose once in a lifetime opportunity to capture a moment. NX1000 Speed 1/4000 shutter gives you the flexibility to shoot like a pro camera at various speeds and light exposure.
One more sophistication found in digital cameras Samsung NX1000 is the WiFi you can maximize in order to provide easy access to some activity other than photography. With WiFi, users can also use the Samsung Remote Viewfinder app to control the settings and take photos with your cell phone and Galaxy tablet Samsung Galaxy.
In addition there are apps Samsung MobileLink to transfer and display images from the Samsung NX1000 to the tablet, phone or Samsung SmartTV. Interested? Please now you took the initiative to find a replacement for your old-fashioned camera with different variants of the new cameras available in the market today. Determine how much money you will spend and please choose the gadget of your choice according to your pocket each.
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