Testseek.com have collected 126 expert reviews of the Samsung NX mini and the average rating is 73%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung NX mini.
May 2014
(73%)
126 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(70%)
29 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Image quality is very good in JPEG and outstanding in RAW. Video is excellent. The general concept of a camera that bridges the point and shooter and the serious amateur is well executed. The touch screen control set
Including onetouch focus
Expose and
Good image quality from a small sensor
Hinged screen can be useful
Small size
Touchscreen
Tilting screen
The editors didn't like
The absence of a proper viewfinder
Even as an option
Makes shooting in bright sunlight a hit and miss affair. The relatively low resolution and brightness of the LCD tends to blackout in sunlight
Published: 2014-10-15, Author: terry , review by: dpexpert.com.au
Image quality is very good in JPEG and outstanding in RAW. Video is excellent. The general concept of a camera that bridges the point and shooter and the serious amateur is well executed. The touch screen control set, including onetouch focus, expose and
The absence of a proper viewfinder, even as an option, makes shooting in bright sunlight a hit and miss affair. The relatively low resolution and brightness of the LCD tends to blackout in sunlight
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Published: 2014-08-25, Author: Alex , review by: fatducktech.com
Samsung's incredibly compact Samsung NX Mini interchangeable lens camera is cute, but there's a gulf between “cute” and “a sensible camera to buy”.There's a word to describe the NX Mini when you first lay eyes...
Good image quality from a small sensor, Hinged screen can be useful
Poor overall design, Exposure control is through the touchscreen
Samsung's NX Mini can take clear photos and its body is slim, but it doesn't have much going for it apart from that. Its overall design is not good, it feels cheap, and the user experience it provides isn't always enjoyable...
Published: 2014-06-07, Author: Michael , review by: gizmodo.com.au
I can see how the style and uniqueness of the NX Mini will find it a pretty solid market of young-folk. But I have a hard time recommending it as something to capture high quality photos with. The most formidable competitor is the Sony RX100. While the mo...
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Published: 2014-06-03, Author: Ray , review by: itwire.com
Abstract: Samsung has compressed its NX interchangeable lens system into a 196g, 22.5mm thin, 20.5MP, NX mini digital camera.No, it is not for professionals – it is for the point and shoot, happy snaps brigade that wants a choice of different lenses to capture diff...
Samsung presents cameras with a good amount of innovation, more so than traditional manufacturers, especially the likes of Nikon and Canon. With the Samsung NX Mini the company has done it again, producing something that is fairly special in the market – ...
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Abstract: The Samsung NX Mini Smart Camera is a deluxe digital camera with an interchangeable lens. This camera is ultralight, with an extra-wide lens and a solid metal finish for durability. The Samsung NX Mini Smart Camera is considered one of the thinnest interc...
The Samsung NX Mini is an excellent everyday shooter. Great for informal gatherings and good times. For more professional occasions I say upgrade to the Samsung NX30. I honestly just love that I can throw the NX Mini in my bag and it's ready to use right...
High image and video quality, Battery life is excellent, Touch screen is handy for changing settings, Can use NX lenses with adapter, Burst modes perform very well, Attractive incamera filters, External flash shoe, Shoots in RAW mode, Wink and smile shutt
Kit lenses offer narrow zoom range, Minimal lens offerings (two official options at the time of this review), Auto focus can be slow and inaccurate, Manual focus is awkward, No thumb dial to ease navigation, Builtin flash is weak, External flash shoe is p
This small Wi-Fi camera has a flip-up "selfie" LCD, but offers few native lenses. Auto focus is a little lazy, and low-light performance is so-so - but burst modes go gangbusters. If you only take simple shots, you will enjoy the otherwise high image and ...
