Sunday, October 24, 2010
Samsung HMX-S16 Crocodile in South Africa
This is the real crocodile in South Africa taken by a Samsung HMX-S16 full HD camcorder.
Samsung NX100 Campaign with OK Go: Episode 2
Following is a campaign video of Samsung NX100 from OK Go.
Samsung PL70: Yeppi is my Destiny
Here are some images taken by a Samsung PL70 camera user.
Today I am going to introduce Yeppi who stick all the time with me!
I remembered when I met him.
‘Please pay attention to me~!” felt like he’s saying like that.
After our first day, Nowdays Yeppis is with me in everywhere I go! I like to bring him around.
In fact, I have a crucial reason to bring him around. It’s because his heart was broke once when his previous owner abandon him. From that incident, he has been suffering in Separation anxiety disorder.
Samsung PL51(SL203) l 1/60s l f/8.9 l ISO 100 l 6.2mm
Samsung PL51(SL203) l 1/60s l f/8.9 l ISO 100 l 6.2mm
Samsung PL51(SL203) l 1/60s l f/8.9 l ISO 100 l 6.2mm
Samsung PL51(SL203) l 1/60s l f/8.9 l ISO 100 l 6.2mm
Samsung PL51(SL203) l 1/60s l f/8.9 l ISO 100 l 6.2mm
To help friends like our Yeppi, we went out to street for a campaign.
Yeppi is happy to go out, Especially with his private bag.
Samsung PL51(SL203) l 1/60s l f/8.9 l ISO 100 l 6.2mm
Samsung PL51(SL203) l 1/60s l f/8.9 l ISO 100 l 6.2mm
This is a café that we both love it! He loves it a lot, too!
Samsung PL51(SL203) l 1/60s l f/8.9 l ISO 100 l 6.2mm
Whenever he’s with me, he is so sweet and kind. But when I go out by myself, he becomes a monster and even fight with other friends in house!
Samsung PL51(SL203) l 1/60s l f/8.9 l ISO 100 l 6.2mm
I will always take care of him til his last day. And I sincerely hope other animals like Yeppi would meet such a caring owners.
Read more: http://www.samsungimaging.net/2010/10/21/yeppi-is-my-destiny/
Saturday, October 23, 2010
NX100 i-Function User Scenario
Following is an i-Function review of Samsung NX100 camera.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaE9_3--qS4&feature=&p=34F6D1D75D4634E1&index=0&playnext=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaE9_3--qS4&feature=&p=34F6D1D75D4634E1&index=0&playnext=1
The Samsung NX100 is out to kill the Olympus PEN camera. Find out how in our full coverage.
Following is a review of Samsung NX100 by InfoSync.
Samsung is committed to ruling the mirrorless digital camera market, and the new Samsung NX100 is the company's proclaimed silver bullet. Following the success of the compact, mirrorless Samsung NX10, which stuffed an APS-C sized sensor into an obscenely compact body, the NX100 is even smaller, and is compatible with i-Function lenses, which allow shooters to access manual controls straight from the lens body. The new NX100 also has an AMOLED screen and will be available in Brown as well as the standard Black.
"Our aim is to dominate the mirrorless camera market in the same way that we do in the DualView category, and the new NX100 is the embodiment of that goal," said Mr. SangJin Park, President of Samsung Digital Imaging Division, Samsung Electronics. "We are the first to create a mirrorless camera with high quality imaging technology which has been designed based on intuitive consumer insights from our in-depth consumer research. This is why we believe that the NX100, alongside the NX10, will cement our leadership in this growing field. Our unique and pioneering i-Function Lens stands out from the competition as an example of our unparalleled innovation, which will appeal to every photographer."
According to Samsung, the Samsung NX100 is "inspired by the simple shape of dew forming on a leaf, which can be seen on the camera's shutter button and curved body." What's better than flowery poetry to describe a digital camera? The fact that the NX100 has a 14.6-megapixel APS-C sized CMOS sensor crammed into its compact frame. When looking at the Samsung NX100 from a side profile view, the lens overshadows the body and makes the camera look disproportionate. It's like taking a decent-sized point-and-shoot compact and throwing an interchangeable lens on it.
In addition to one of the fastest AF speeds on the market, Samsung claims the NX100 will feature an ISO level that has been raised to 6400. But the highlight of the NX100 is its i-Function lens, which allows shooters to control the camera from the body of the lens itself. "The new system means that photographers can naturally use their left hand to change settings through the intuitive i-Function lens without the need to take the cameras off the target. Users can toggle between shutter speed, aperture, EV, WB, and ISO quickly and easily by simply using the i-Function button and ring on the lens, meaning easier and quicker configuration while shooting."
Lenses will also have a Lens Priority mode, using icons to mark the primary usage of a particular lens. This way, beginners will be able to use a wide-angle for close-ups and telephoto for longer depths of field by just looking at a simple icon. We're interested to see how the i-Function lenses perform, and can't wait to put the Samsung NX100 through its official paces.
Just like Olympus PEN Art filters, the Samsung NX100 will offer Smart Filters that allow shooters to apply seven different effects, including Vignette, Soft Focus, Fish-Eye, and Miniature. The camera also shoots 720p HD video and is equipped with a supersonic dust reduction system. For a monitor, the Samsung NX100 has a 3-inch VGA AMOLED screen and records stills and videos to SD/SDHC cards up to 32GB.
A series of lenses will be available for the Samsung NX100 throughout the end of the year and the second half of next year. The first batch will launch with the camera and consist of a compact zoom 20-50mm lens and small and light 20mm wide-angle Pancake lens. The first half of 2011 will see a 60mm Macro lens and 18-200mm Super Zoom lens. Accessories like an Electronic Viewfinder, Flash, and GPS Tracker will be available for the Samsung NX100, but there's no date on availability.
Price and Release Date
The Samsung NX100 will be available in October 2010 for $600. The 20-50mm lens will be included in the sales package.
Samsung NX100 Specifications
Read more: http://www.infosyncworld.com/reviews/digital-cameras/samsung-nx100/11352.html
3 Samsung cameras ranked in Top 10 cameras!
Following is an article from CNET Asia.
CNET Asia, one of the most renown consumer electronic online-portals for reviews, has recently updated their list of “Top 10 cameras” selecting 5 compacts and 5 interchangeable lens cameras(ILCs). Three Samsung cameras; NX10, EX1(TL500) and PL150(TL210) fairly took their positions in the latest Top 10 camera charts.
The CNET Asia describes the EX1(TL500) as a very good compact that professional users will appreciate and got the best point of the compact cameras.
In addition, NX10, one of top interchangeable lens cameras, has been introduced as a very good attempt by Samsung for its first mirrorless interchangeable lens camera.
To see the full article, please click here.
Read more: http://www.samsungimaging.net/2010/10/20/3-samsung-cameras-ranked-in-top-10-cameras/
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