Samsung is officially releasing its latest NX500 compact digital camera which is good news for all the photographers out there who happen to be Samsung fans.
Up until the present, the Samsung company had only been producing ultra high-definition 4K television sets. However, the tech industry conglomerate has decided to implement the same 4K high-definition technology into its newest NX500 camera because of the fact that the demand of the digital camera market is increasing.
Technology trends are changing on what almost seems like a day to day basis, and the sizes of these high-tech digital cameras are getting smaller and more compact. The new Samsung NX500 has much more attractive price tag than the NX-1 camera.
The NX500 takes some highly-detailed 28 megapixel still photos that look incredible and bring out the most minuscule details. Additionally, it shoots 4K videos and is capable of both 4K Ultra HD at 3840 x 2160p and cinematic 4K at 4096 x 2160p. It can shoot the 4K Ultra HD videos at 30 frames per second and the cinematic 4K videos at 24 frames per second, which is a reasonably decent speed.
It will be featuring a thin and portable size, a 3-inch super AMOLED touch screen, and a 16-50mm power zoom lens. It will be available in the color silver, and its leatherette covering will be available in white, brown and black color options. It also features a flip-up screen and BSI-CMOS designed APS-C image sensor.
The Samsung NX500 is designed with a default HEVC format. This format is considered the most efficient for recording because it doesn’t command a large amount of storage space; therefore, it works very well while also producing high-quality video. The HEVC is also considered to be one of the key factors, acting as a bridge between UHD and 4K.
Features such as interval capture mode and autoshot make the Samsung NX500 even more appealing to purchasers and the DRIMeV processor can potentially analyze pictures at 4 millisecond intervals. It can then foresee the best possible instant to capture the photo, and then takes the shot.
The Samsung NX500 will be competing with the A600. It will be officially released in March and will be priced at around $800.