However the NX300 does come as a kit with a 20-50mm that retails at £599.99 all-in.Īnd there is an additional point of difference that may appeal to anyone with a 3D telly: a lens that allows users to shoot in both 2D and 3D was announced alongside this Samsung back in January in the NX 45mm f/1.8 2D/3D. While its feature set might be up to the minute, the NX300's styling nods to the past however - though less so on our white version as the retro leather effect that's been newly added to the front is less visible than on the black or brown alternatives.įor the purposes of our review Samsung supplied us with the bog standard 18-55mm iFunction zoom lens, which came with its predecessors and is a good starter option. The most recent Sony NEX-5 and NEX-6 camera have Wi-Fi too, making them closer competitors still. Thanks to that APS-C sensor, the Samsung's closest rivals remain the Canon EOS M, Sony NEX and Fujifilm X series, arguably the cream of what's currently out there. The larger chip should draw in photo enthusiasts as well as gadget geeks. The latter has allowed Samsung to take inspiration from the world of smartphones and christen this a smart camera, with Android and iOS apps available to link it to other 'connected' devices, including Samsung's own tablets and phones. Like its forebears, the 20.3-megapixel NX300 has various additional selling points, namely its combination of both a larger APS-C sized sensor as found in consumer digital SLRs, plus Wi-Fi connectivity. Rivals from the Olympus Pen and Sony NEX ranges have offered adjustable screens via a compact chassis for a couple of years, but this is the most compact of the NX range to feature the facility. This allowed for creative stills and videos from angles we might not otherwise have attempted. On first glance it appears to offer the best of all three, in boasting the compactness of the entry level NX1000 and mid-range NX210 with the tilting AMOLED screen ofthe flagship NX20. The Samsung NX300 is its first interchangeable lens compact system camera since the NX1000, NX210 and NX20 were launched last summer.
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