Samsung NX300: Mirrorless Camera

"Samsung already has a 3D-capable photo shooter, the Galaxy Camera, but the company has decided that it was high time for a better camera to debut, so it has introduced the NX300."

These are the introduction of SoftPedia about the Samsung NX300 mirrorless interchangeable lens camera, the successor of NX200.

NX300 offers a 20.3 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, which captures very high-quality images, 8.6 shots per second in burst mode for photos, up to 1080p quality at 60 fps for videos then can be previews on a 3.31-inch AMOLED display.

The ISO range (light sensitivity) is of 100 to 25,600, which means that low-light shots can be captured in very high clarity, as reports said.

The one feature that the Samsung NX300 lacks is the Android operating system. Still, it does have dual-band Wi-Fi support and the ability to receive commands from phones or tablets, provided the latter have the accompanying Android or iOS app installed.

The Samsung NX300 ships in March (three months from now) with a 20-50mm kit lens and costs $750 that's about Php 30,000.00. But if you want to have 45mm 2D/3D lens system, you need to add $600 ( Php 24,000.00 ), for a total of $1,350 ( Php 54,000.00 ) more or less.