New change with time share
Ultra Slim pancake single lens
Samsung NX 20mm F2.8 i-Function
In 2010, a lot of new and unique products were released. Cameras with new functions kept being released, and more advanced cameras have been made. However, customers don’t like it any more from a certain point. Now, they know a new model would come out soon, so they hesitate to purchase a new one, and even they don’t trust the brand. They are sick and tired of the frequent changes and small improvement. Then, what should all the brands do? Yes, they need to concentrate on the time share rather than a market share
Great quality with great mobility, NX 20-50mm F3.5-5.6 ED i-Function
In a slim world, mirrorless cameras are getting more popular. A small and light camera allows high quality shots and lenses can also be changed for various expressions, so the popularity is not unexpected at all. In 2010, Samsung released the NX10, when Micro Four thirds system was about to conquer the mirrorless camera market. It was a bit late, but the APS-C sensor in a mirrorless camera body got an attention from a lot of people. However, when it comes to the mobility, it needed to become smaller. In the second half of 2010, Samsung released the NX100 with a little better mobility and 2 lenses in the market. Today, I’m going to review the i-Function compact standard zoom lens NX 20-50mm F3.5-5.6 lens.
Samsung Evolution Camera, NX10 becoming one with i-Function Lens
Samsung has unveiled the new NX11 in CES2011 in Las Vegas in January. The NX11 has been designed based on the NX10, and supports 14.6M pixels APS-C image sensor, ISO 3200, 720P movie recording, and 30~1/4000s shutter speed which are almost the same as the NX10. Due to these features, people can easily think there's no difference, but taking a closer look, there are some differences from the NX10 such as i-Function lens functions, panorama, and sound capture mode. Besides, it has advanced noise handling feature in high ISO, so the overall quality of the pictures has also been upgraded. This much upgrade is good enough, I think.
