Samsung NX1 a tough mirrorless camera with 4K video

Samsung is ready to compte in High-End DSLR market with the NX1 SMART Camera.

 

Samsung NX1. Image: cheesycam.com

Do you want to have a a tough camera with high sensor? Now is the time you see the Samsung Nx1 capabilities. This camera has a 28 megapixel APS-C BSI (Backside Illuminated) CMOS sensor, 15fps continuous shooting, phase-detection focus, 4K video recording, as well as a high resolution electronic viewfinder, and a tilting 3inch AMOLED touch-screen. The NX1 is the World's first BSI APS-C CMOS sensor.

Samsung NX1 is made of thixotropic magnesium alloy and weather-sealed, so you do not have to worry about when to bring the NX1 for holidays around the world in every season and in any weather. Furthermore, this camera has plenty of the controls and features pros expect, such as an LCD status display on the top panel, dual control dials for quick setting changes, and an optional battery grip, even comes with a built-in Wi-Fi, and it also has Bluetooth 3.0 communication for making connections quickly with nearby compatible devices, as well as Near Field Communication (NFC) technology. This smart camera also supported by the faster IEEE 802.11ac standard.

Samsung NX1 major features:

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Panasonic bring 4K technology to a high-resolution enthusiast

Are you less satisfied with cameras and films in Full HD resolution? If not satisfied, then your dreams have been answered by the presence of the latest mirrorless camera from Panasonic, which has been quietly exhibited at ECS, in Las Vegas, in January 2014.

New Panasonic GH 4K a UHD mirrorless camera. Image: hdwarrior.co.uk

Panasonic GH 4K is equipped with a new sensor and 4K video recording option. Panasonic 4K GH Ultra HD camera is thought to be equipped with a 16 megapixel sensor, 1/8000 shutter, 21mm OLED viewfinder, 3,000+ dot, 1 mil dot OLED screen. Is 4K the way of the future? 

The Ultra High Definition or UHD content can be recorded at 200 Mbps, and output in a full live feed via a mini-HDMI port to display on a computer or record to a hard drive. Of course, the Micro-Four Thirds shooter can save footage straight to an SDXC card — a UHS Class 3 prototype variant tuned for such a task was on display — though space will run out fairly quickly. There’s no word how many megapixels the cam totes, but it will be able to simultaneously snap photos while recording video.

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