Samsung’s first NX camera with NFC
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With a 3.7-inch capacitive touch screen on its back, the NX2000 has little in the way of hard controls.
(Credit: Samsung)
Continuing its full-court press in camera connectivity, Samsung introduced the NX2000 interchangeable-lens camera, which features a phone-like touch screen and easy Autoshare toggling.
Essentially a slightly more feature-rich version of the NX1100 (which in turn is the NX1000 with Autoshare capability and a bundled version of Adobe Lightroom 4, which also comes with the NX2000). Both are based on the same sensor as the NX210, though the NX2000 has an updated version of the image-processing engine. Samsung says that it results in better image quality and faster performance, and that autofocus performance falls somewhere between the NX1100 and NX300; it’s got faster contrast AF, but lacks the phase-detection sensors of the NX300.
I officially dub this color "Powder-room pink" or, alternatively, "Midcentury bathroom pink." It also comes in a more sedate black or black or white.
(Credit: Samsung)
The camera incorporates a new 3.7-inch capacitive touch screen, and its interface mimics that of the … [Read more]
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