Samsung introduced a revolutionary camera today NX1, which combines beautiful design, the latest technology and Samsung innovations to achieve a fast compact camera. The Samsung NX1 delivers excellent photo quality and unrivaled usability, setting a new standard for photographers and providing a true alternative to professional DSLR cameras.
The camera includes 15FPS continuous AF shooting which is the best in its category. We can also find here the unique Auto Focus Sysem III with 205 Phase Detection Auto-focus points and an amazing 28MPx APS-C BSI CMOS sensor with excellent image quality, which with its versatile performance and accuracy challenges even the most professional camera. This sensor also has an innovative technology called BSI (Back Side Illumination). This technology ensures greater light transmission to each pixel and the team helps to reduce noise even better. Because of this technology, the camera calmly stopped at the limit of ISO 25. It is true that the ISO can also be extended up to the limit of 600, but here you have to account for noise. No camera has yet managed to capture such a value without significant noise.
The NX1 is powered by a powerful DRIMe V image processor that boasts excellent color reproduction and noise reduction. This processor contains powerful cores that ensure high-speed imaging and support for recording 4K UHD video. But what else does it offer? Thanks to accurate predictions, this camera can detect fast movement in SAS (Samsung Auto Shot) mode and calculate the right moment to take a photo. This removes the lag caused by the shutter.
Thanks to the aforementioned AF version III system, this camera can track subjects almost anywhere, regardless of position. Even the focus speed is breathtaking. This is 0.055 seconds!
The body is made of highly resistant aluminum alloy, which is standard for professional cameras. The resistance to dust and splashing with water is also a classic, so there is no need to be surprised. However, since this camera is not an SLR, the viewfinder is electronic. But that's not bad. The viewfinder contains 2.36 million dots and the delay is 0.005 seconds, which is why a person cannot distinguish an electronic one from a classic one.
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