Samsung NX300M system camera in retro look announced

Samsung is following the trend towards “Selfie”, the fast self-portraying on the road for social networks with the new mirrorless system camera NX300M in the brown-silver retro look. Your 3.31 “AMOLED touch screen (8.4 cm) can now be turned up to 180 degrees for self-portrait control.


With 20.3-megapixel APS-C-CMOS sensor, hybrid autofocus and image processor, Samsung does not report anything new compared to the NX300, just as important for the other important technical data. These include ISO values ​​of 100-25,600, storage in JPG or RAW format as well as full HD videos with 1920 x 1280 / 60p, smart modes and iFunction operation. An electronic viewfinder is also not provided for the NX300M.


The integrated Wi-Fi module comes with NFC (Near Field Communication) technology and Smart Camera 3.0 features such as AutoShare and Mobile Link. This is how the Samsung NX300M communicates easily and quickly with other devices such as smartphones, tablets or PCs.


Users can share images over Wi-Fi on social networks, or send photos and videos via e-mail, save with Dropbox, or publish Flickr. With NFC300M, NFC300M can store recordings on the go with just one touch without cable or Wi-Fi hotspot on compatible mobile devices.


For the image processing Samsung provides the professional software Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5 with. The Samsung NX300M comes from January 2017 in the colors black, white and brown in the kit with the 3.5-5.6 / 18-55 mm OIS III standard zoom for 700 euros in the trade.


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