Hi all, I am sorry that I haven't been around lately, but I've had an enormous amount of problems. In my personal life, my family life, and my Samsung life. But it is good to be back.
Traversing the web these days will bring you into contact with a lot of stories about Samsung leaving the photography business. I have to tell you, I know nothing about this, either way, but the continued silence from Samsung themselves does not generate any confidence in people. I myself have got rid of all my Samsung gear, except for my, (now ancient, in digital camera terms), NX300. I've unloaded my GX10 DSLR, my Galaxy NX, and my NX30, along with a total of four zoom lenses, and two prime lenses. I am preparing for the worst, and will probably move my trust to Panasonic, as they have been around the photography world for a lot longer than Samsung, and are introducing some exciting new cameras lately, mainly the FZ1000, and the FZ300, (in the UK, the 300 is known as the FZ330). The first of these cameras, has a 1" sensor, and a lot of great features that we will look at on a later page. The FZ330 has a small sensor but a lot of great features, among them it is dust, and water resistant. That is not to say that you can take it out and submerge it in water, YOU CAN'T. it is water resistant, NOT water proof. But you can take it out in the rain for bad weather landscape shoots if that is what you are after. There should be no problems of dust on the sensor with this camera either, unlike DSLR's and the rest of the interchangeable lens cameras out there. The FZ1000, has a zoom lens of 25 - 400m.m, while the FZ300/330, has a zoom lens of 25 - 600m.m. They both have a fully articulated rear screen. But enough of this for now, as you can easily go to a good photography site, such as, www.dpreview.com to get all the info that you require, without me putting it all on here.
I shall, some time soon, be getting out and about with my beloved NX300, and taking some pics around the place.
Take care my friends, and have a great day.
Kindest regards, Twm.
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