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"Our in-depth review of the Samsung NX200. The Samsung NX200 is the Korean manufacturer's fifth NX camera and with its completely new 20.3MP APS-C CMOS sensor, expanded feature set and all-metal body is a significant step up from its predecessor, the NX100. After the Sony NEX-7 the NX200 offers the second highest pixel count in the mirrorless system camera segment which would make it an obvious choice for photographers who want to capture a lot of detail in a portable package. But how do the impressive specs translate into real-life performance? Read our in-depth review to find out." Via Philippe Gassmann Delete the scoop?
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"The Samsung NX200 is a major step forwards for the Samsung NX line of compact system cameras, with a 20.3-megapixel image sensor that will place it among the heaviest hitters in the category. The Samsung-designed sensor complements a number of smart, intuitive changes to both the physical design and camera menus that mean the NX200 will appeal to both novice and experience shooters. It’s not a perfect design, but compared to the NX100 released in 2010, this might be the biggest advancement in a single generation we’ve seen from a camera model this year. The NX200 is available now in black with an 18-55mm kit lens for an MSRP of $899." Via Philippe Gassmann Delete the scoop?
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