Abstract: If you want the skills and settings of a DSLR, the same sized sensor but none of the excess baggage, look no further than the Samsung NX1000, the South Korean gadget giant's latest mirrorless camera system with lenses you can switch out as you please -...
Decent build quality, pleasant to handle, Clear interface, nicely designed GUI, WiFi (image transfer, control via an Android peripheral), Settings can be accessed via the iFn button on the lens, Image quality up to 1600 ISO, Video quality (image and audio
No builtin flash (separate accessory supplied), No swivel screen or touchscreen controls, Autofocus "pumps" in video mode
The Samsung NX1000 is a more basic version of the NX210. It maintains all the advantages of the higher-end model and, as far as we're concerned, its LCD screen is actually better than the AMOLED display in the NX210! That said, Panasonic's GF5 and Sony's ...
Larger than average format sensor offering near DSLR quality but maintaining compact camera dimensions, easy to achieve good quality results, fair value, Wi-Fi adds a degree of future proofing, iFunction lens does more than just zoom or focus
Lightweight body feels a tad insubstantial, and no built-in anti shake measures (via optional stabilised lens only)
Offering a blend of manual control and point and shoot operation, the NX1000 is very usable, no matter your skill set. And when punchy, bright, detail-packed images are the result we have a very capable, portable contender for those prepared to look beyon...
I find it a little strange that Samsung has three cameras in its NX range that all feature the same 20.3-million-pixel sensor, metering and AF system. In many respects there is little to choose between them, especially the NX210 and NX1000, apart from dif...
Published: 2012-08-30, Author: Jeremy , review by: reviewed.com
Even in bright light, the NX1000 failed to provide us with fantastic video images. The autofocus, while being able to function continuously, was not all that reliable, and the videos often lacked the kind of sharpness we're accustomed to seeing from video...
Although relatively new, Samsung's NX system is developing quickly, with the NX1000 representing its third generation. It's a well-sorted little camera and certainly above expectations for an entry-level model. It has plenty of useful features as well as...
The Samsung NX1000 is the entry level model in the Korean giant's interchangeable lens model lineup. Sporting the same image sensor as the higher end NX200 and NX20, the NX1000 offers much of what the higher end models do, but at a kit price of just $699....
Great image quality for such high resolution, enough lenses to compete against the competition, good value without scrimping on the features
No viewfinder possible, inconsistent white balance, colours can lack punch, burst mode processing "lock out", poor battery life
By cutting back on the features the NX1000 is a price-aware compact system camera. But that doesn’t mean it scrimps on the good stuff: its 20.3-megapixel sensor is great, and we like the easy-to-use design. On the downside the battery life is fairly po...
