Samsung NX300 and 45mm f1.8 3D First Impressions

Samsung unveiled the NX300 MILC and the 45mm f/1.8 3D lens today, and Chris Gampat at The Phoblographer was already able to play around with it. The main caracteristics:
- 20.3MP sensor
- ability to shoot 3D and 2D stills
- video (1920×1080, 1920×810, 1280×720 , 640×480, 320×240), HDMI 1.4a output
- DRIMe 4 engine
- contrast and phase detect focusing
- WiFi connectivity
-
AMOLED touch screen
Chris’ first impression:
The NX300 felt awesome in my hands, though it was a bit bigger than I’d like. The lovely screen is very much a show stealer: and the company seems to be positioning itself for an even more aggressive push in the camera market. In the years passed, Samsung wasn’t always such a big hit. But maybe now they will be. This little camera surely deserves it from what I’ve seen so far.
[via The Phoblographer]

