HMX-Q10 sample video -- Beauty is Everywhere

This is a video that recorded by Samsung HMX-Q10. The HMX-Q10 captured silhouettes beautifully in any conditions. The footage also captured continuous scenes of the normal life we live beautifully with the Samsung HMX-Q10 camcorder. I hope you enjoy !


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H300 Samsung Camcorder Sample video - The Spring

This video has the beautiful scenes of the spring! It is recorded by Samsung H300 camcorder.
Warm spring weather blooms the flowers and make the cute animals fall in a sleep under the sunshine. I hope you enjoy the spring in this video.
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Samsung HMX-Q10 First Review

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Slim & Light Design
Switch Grip (G-acceleration sensor that recognizes
the angle and turns the LCD)
-Easy Operation / Smart Touch 3.0
-Full HD
with OIS Duo System
-BSI CMOS sensor / Record Pause
-Art Film /Capture
Still Photo
-Manual Control

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NX100: The perfect picture at your fingertips
NX10: A creative tool for creators
EX1(TL500): Engineered for Pros
WB2000(TL350): Stunning Photos Made Easy
ST600/ST100: Two screens. Twice the fun.

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HMX-S16: Shoot in Full HD, Share with Wi-Fi
HMX-T10: Shoot your adventure in style

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F50 Samsung New Camcorder First Review

F50 Samsung New Camcorder First Review

Comfortable Design
65X Intelli-Zoom
1.9M still Photo
Long Recording Time -- 6h 20m
Battery Life -- 4h
Record Pause
Smart BGM

Q10 Samsung's New Switch Grip Camcorder

This is the review of Samsung's New Switch Grip Camcorder Q10.

[Q10]
Slim & Light Design
Switch Grip (G-acceleration sensor that recognizes the angle and turns the LCD)
Easy Operation
Smart Touch 3.0
Full HD with OIS Duo System
BSI CMOS sensor
Record Pause
Art Film
Capture Still Photo
Manual Control

New Gear: Samsung NX11 Adds Improved i-Control Integration

A redesigned grip and i-Control-specific buttons define Samsung's latest ILC.

By Stan Horaczek Posted December 28, 2010

Apparently Samsung was just too excited to wait for next week's CES convention to launch the latest update to their line of interchangeable lens compacts. As the name suggests, the NX11 has a lot in common with its predecessor, the NX10. The most important difference is the addition of the i-Control system that was debuted with the dew drop-inspired NX100 and later added to the NX10.

The 14.6 megapixel, APS-C CMOS sensor can also grab 720p HD video at 30 fps. To maximize i-Function compatibility, they have added a lens priority mode dial and a dedicated i-Function button for controlling common camera functions directly from the lens. That means you'll have even less of a reason to take your eye away from the VGA (640 x 480) electronic viewfinder when shooting. If you prefer to shoot in Live View mode, you can do so on the big 3-inch AMOLED.

Ultimately, the design of the NX11 is very similar to the NX10, but the grip has been noticeably revamped to make it easier to hold in both normal and Live View positions. While better hand position will likely lead to better images, we can't help but wish they had included in-body image stablization as part of the upgrade.

The NX11 will be bundled with the 18-55mm F3.5-5.6 OIS Lens starting in February for $649. That's the same price that the NX10 is currently fetching (before savings) at most online retailers and about $50 more expensive than the NX100 bundled with the 20-50mm lens. While the upgrades aren't exactly earth-shattering, it's good to see that Samsung is still going full steam ahead on their NX series cameras.

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Day 2 of CES 2011: Greetings from Las Vegas!

The world’s largest technology trade show, CES 2011, has entered the second day!
As we reported yesterday, Samsung showed off plenty of compact cameras and camcorders at CES. Easy-to-use cameras and camcorders are popular for second day.


Samsung EX1 │ 1/250s │ f3.9 │ 5mm │ ISO 80


Samsung EX1 │ 1/350s │ f3.9 │ 5mm │ ISO 80


Samsung EX1 │ 1/15s │ f1.8 │ 5mm │ ISO 200


Samsung EX1 │ 1/10s │ f1.8 │ 5mm │ ISO 80
Here are Samsung’s new point-and-shoot cameras and handy cams.


Samsung NX100 │ 1/40s │ f3.5 │ 18mm │ ISO 160

The PL 170 and PL120 are new to the 2View family along with the ST700. Samsung has added new features such as the Smart Filter 2.0, Magic Frame, Smart Face Recognition and High Definition movie recording. This means you can capture great quality images while still maintaining an element of fun and originality.


Samsung NX100 │ 1/60s │ f5 │ 40mm │ ISO 125

The PL210 delivers high zoom capabilities allied to sleek, slim bodies, and unprecedented usability from the Smart Access UI system which was developed from Samsung’s expertise in mobile phone technology.


Samsung EX1 │ 1/180s │ f1.8 │ 5mm │ ISO 100


Samsung NX100 │ 1/40s │ f3.5 │ 18mm │ ISO 160

Samsung’s point-and-share HD camcorders, the HMX-P300 and HMX-P100 are pocket-sized, enabling users to be ready to capture moments at any time. The built-in USB arm means that users can upload and share videos easier.


Samsung NX100 │ 1/40s │ f3.5 │ 19mm │ ISO 250


Samsung NX100 │ 1/50s │ f5.6 │ 22mm │ ISO 100
Samsung also presents the HMX-H300 series, the ultimate HD family camcorder, and the SMX-F50, the latest SD memory camcorder with intelligent 65x zoom lens.

Samsung NX100 │ 1/40s │ f3.5 │ 18mm │ ISO 320

In the Samsung booth, our staffs kindly explained functions of the latest Samsung cameras and camcorders. Attendees were able to touch the cameras and experience the main features like the wireless experience with the SH100, Jump-Shots with ST700, and Smart Filters with point-and-shoot camera.

CES: Samsung budget HD camcorder a boon for lefties

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Samsung heads into CES week with an early announcement of its HMX-Q10 camcorder, a really aggressively priced model that should have a lot of people asking "what's the catch?" At a price of $299, I'd expect the ultracompact Q10 to have some obvious omissions, but Samsung seems to make better trade-off choices with this model than the manufacturers of similarly priced competitors.
Most notably, almost all competitors play the specsmanship game and opt for lower-than-HD resolution sensor and pair it with a longer (20x-plus) zoom lens, which results in pretty poor video quality. The Q10, however, uses a 5-megapixel backside-illuminated CMOS and a shorter--but quite sufficient--optically stabilized 10x f1.8 zoom. Though the Samsung's 1/5.8-inch sensor is still pretty small (and the way the spec is reported is odd, so I'm not quite sure what's going on), that's typical for the class.
The rest looks pretty reasonable as well. In theory, the new Switch Grip allows you to record with the camcorder flipped over--in other words, it should be usable left-handed as well as right. That's a nice feature, if it works as advertised. It's got a 2.7-inch touch screen, and the company's spinning the complete lack of direct controls, with the exception of the record and zoom switches, as an ease-of-use windfall.
The camcorder supports 1080/60i and 720/60p recording (still waiting for info about the format, but I'd wager its H.264 MPEG-4). Another nice-sounding feature is Record Pause technology, which allows you to pause recording without creating a new clip on resume. And though it doesn't seem to have a built-in USB cable, the battery charges via USB.

Slated to ship in February, the Samsung HMX-Q10 actually looks like it might be a decent budget model.

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CES 2011: First Hands On With Samsung NX11, SH100 and WB700

Last night's "CES Unveiled" event wasn't very dense with new cameras, but Samsung did have their recently announced models on-hand for up-close looks. We got some quick first impressions from these pre-production units.

SH100

The first thing we noticed about Samsung's new budget-friendly ($199), super-connected compact was how small it is. Even compared to the Canon S90 with which this picture was taken, it felt tiny and extremely light in the hand. Unfortunately, they didn't have a Galaxy S smartphone on-hand to show off its Android connectivity, which we're very much looking forward to messing with.

The touchscreen interface is a familiar one for those who know their way around Samsung cams. The screen itself feelt huge on the back of this tiny camera. It also seemed fairly snappy and responsive despite pre-production firmware that was clearly not running at full speed.

WB700

We had the chance to check out the 18x zoom-range on the WB700 super-zoom. Although going from wide angle to telephoto was a very slow process, it can likely be chalked up to the fact that the camera is still pre-production status. However there will have to be a very big increase in speed if the WB700 is going to be a contender.

The real draw of this cam is its big zoom packed into a small package. While we didn't have one to compare it to, the WB700 feels a little smaller and a lot more pocket-friendly than Canon's 12.1x PowerShot SX130 IS. By the way, the lens is fully extended in this photo.

NX11 Vs NX100

This overhead shot gives a pretty good idea of the size difference between the two cameras.



NX11

We knew going in that there weren't any huge changes internally between the NX11 and its predecessor the NX10. The big difference is the tighter i-Control integration which is a more than welcome addition. The NX11 feels more like an NX100 or even an updated NX10 with i-Control. If you've used either of the two, you know what we're talking about.

The redesigned grip is the other big talking point for the NX11 and it is a welcomed upgrade. Having used the NX10 a bit, we can definitely say that the NX11 feels much more comfortable in our larger-than-normal hands.

NX11 Vs. NX100

A back comparison shot of the NX11 and the NX100 shows just how similar looking these two are.


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Top Coverage Highlights at CES 2011!

USA Today included a prominent mention of the NX11 and WB700 in a recent cover story detailing various new tech
announcements being unleashed at CES. The ease-of-use of the NX11 is highlighted - “Photographers can easily use their left hand to easily adjust exposure and other functions, while keeping their grip with the right hand”.



PopPhoto.com posted a “hands-on” review with the SH100, WB700 and NX11 while out at the show. The NX11’s i-Function compatibility and updated grip were both noted as “welcome upgrades”, while the compact size of both the SH100 and WB700 were noted as being standout features.



Ubergizmo highlighted SMX-F50 series of camcorders in a recent article, stating: “Samsung intends to make a statement with their new SMX-F50 series of camcorders… This camcorder will boast a pretty impressive 65x zoom lens without sacrificing on quality, as it incorporates other features including an SD memory card slot as well as the first Smart Background Music (BGM) ever in a family camcorder.”



CrunchGear posted an article on all of Samsung’s new camcorder offerings, with particular attention given to the H300 series.



InfoSyncWorld prided the P300 and P100 camcorders, stating that they are “geared for the average YouTube shooter and uploader, with a One Touch Sharing feature”. InfoSync went on to mention that “the best part is that both camcorders record at 30fps, which is ideal for video sharing sites like YouTube”.



CNET covered the HMX-Q10 quite positively, bringing to light the camcorder’s extremely competitive price-point given its multiple beneficial features.



Gizmodo praised the Wi-Fi capabilities of the SH100 digital camera, stating: “Samsung's SH100 isn't the first point-and-shoot to have Wi-Fi, but it makes better use of it than most: You can use Samsung's Galaxy S Android phones as a wireless remote and geotagger for the camera.”



PopPhoto.com posted an article prior to the NX11 launch in which Samsung was commended for moving forward with the NX line by adding notable upgrades to its newest NX-series camera. “It's good to see that Samsung is still going full steam ahead on their NX series cameras.”



PopPhoto.com commended Samsung for making strides in the Wi-Fi enabled digital imaging space, stating “The SH100 definitely represents a step forward in the compact camera field. With Wi-Fi available in many public locations, the demand for cameras that can painlessly share photos and videos for viewing by friends and family on social networking sites is growing.”



Engadget stating “To say that Samsung had an unforgettable day here at CES would be understating things dramatically. The company has introduced dozens upon dozens of new (digital imaging) products, and now it's dishing out a few more before letting everyone else grapple for a share of the limelight.”

The Latest Samsung Cameras at CES 2011!

CES 2011, the world’s biggest electronic show, has just begun in Las Vegas!

Samsung NX100 │ 1/100s │ f4.5 │ 30mm │ ISO 100

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Samsung NX100 │ 1/80s │ f2│ 30mm │ ISO 400

Samsung NX100 │ 1/50s │ f2│ 30mm │ ISO 160

Samsung NX100 │ 1/60s │ f2.8│ 30mm │ ISO 100

Samsung, one of the biggest participants at CES, introduced its newest electronic devices such as TV, mobile phones, tablets, and cameras. Samsung launched the latest mirrorless camera, the NX11, with additional i-Function lenses, WB700, HMX-Q10, SH100, ST700, and WB210.

Samsung NX100 │ 1/30s │ f4│ 22mm │ ISO 400

Samsung NX100 │ 1/50s │ f5.6│ 18mm │ ISO 100

The newest mirrorless camera, the NX11, is compatible with the new i-Function lens function introduced for the NX100. The NX11 will come complete with an 18-55mm i-Function lens, as well as two new i-Function lenses, a 20mm pancake and a 20-50mm zoom silver colour lens.
The NX11 also provides high quality video with 720p HD recording.

The ultra-slim 24X zoom camera, WB700 packs a 14 megapixel resolution, an 18x optical zoom lens with a 24mm ultra wide angle, and a 3-inch LCD monitor. Also, the WB210 offers a huge range of zoom options, from a shallow 21mm super wide shot mode option to a 12x optical zoom that can capture distant subjects in perfect detail.

Samsung NX100 │ 1/80s │ f5.6│ 55mm │ ISO 250

The world’s first Switch Grip (either handed grip) camcorder HMX-Q10 provides the best in full HD quality, with smart features that have been specially designed to be very easy to use. The SH100 is the new Wi-Fi-enabled camera. At CES, users are able to experience HMX-Q10’s Switch Grip and SH100’s Wi-Fi system.

Samsung NX100 │ 1/200s │ f2.2│ 30mm │ ISO 320

The ST700 brings the latest 2View innovations to users. Jump-Shot Zone in the Samsung booth was enjoyed by everyone. People who have experienced could get their jump-shot pictures.

We will come back tomorrow with more interesting news from CES and introduce new cameras and camcorders.

Tommy&Tiky: FAQ – Samsung HMX-S16 UV Filter

Samsung HMX-S16 – a perfect match with a wide variety of accessories

One of the most frequently asked questions among first time users of camcorders concerns are about the filter size and how to use it. In general, you can still get good quality video even without (using) a filter. However, if you want to protect your lens and tailor the shots to the style that you are looking for, you can take advantage of various filters. And thus today’s tip – how to use the major three filters of (the Samsung HMX-S16) MC Protector Filter (UV filter), CPL Filter and ND Filter.

1. MC Protector Filter (MC UV Filter)

The UV Filter was originally developed to block UV rays and the Protector Filter was used to solely protect the lens, they are now widely used to protect either camera or camcorder lenses. However, the word ‘MC’ deserves attention. MC is an abbreviation of ‘Multiple Coating’, which refers to the lens having a filter on not only the front but also on the back. Compared to typical UV filters or protector filters with only one side coated, image quality is much higher, allowing you to take much better image. If possible, try out a filter with MC label. (!)

2. CPL Filter

This is the ‘polarizing light filter’. There are two main types: 1) PL filter, which is the normal filter, and 2) CPL round-type. Today, CPL is mostly used. The difference between the two is as simple as this: CPL filter is designed to resolve the AF error created when a camcorder or camera that supports AF uses a PL filter.

The main purpose of CPL filter is to reduce the reflected light of the subject during filming. For example, when you are trying to film fish in water, and the refraction of light off the water blocks the fish underneath. The CPL filter is very effective at addressing this issue. Please take a look at this video of a PC monitor. The CPL filter is being used and look at how well it controls the light refractions.

The second is to reduce the colors lost from brightly color objects such as the sky , flowers and the ocean. Let’s take a look at the following pictures.

Before CPL filter use (left) vs. after (right)

If you uses the CPL filter as shown here, you can capture the sea and the sky with more vivid colors! :)

Pictures with CPL filter

Have you ever envied nature photos that portray magnificent colors? Most of these works rely on filters like the ones we are looking at today – not many are ‘pure’ work (works). You can also use programs such as Photoshop, but they still give a more ‘artificial’ feel to the images then when using a filter. Try out a CPL filter if you have a chance, you’ll find that your images are more vivid then you ever imagined! ;’>

3.ND Filter

The ND filter is aimed at reducing the amount of light. On a bright day it is common to have your camera over exposed if your not using a ND filter. To solve this, you have to close down the aperture. But in that case, you have to give up ‘outfocusing’, which is a very popular style these days. Using the ND filter (let’s you have the aperture open, letting you have a greater range of focus in your foreground and background.

To make matters worse, camcorders almost always need an ND Filter as exposure is difficult to adjust due to their slower shutter speed compared to cameras. So regardless of outfocusing, make sure to use ND filter for a more balanced image.

If you have not used a filter for a long time or it’s your first-time, it may feel like a big hassle, but if you can master how the filters work, you will be able to obtain much more balanced images. Remember what I’ve said and your bound to get great shots and have fun filming.

Making of ‘B-Boy Dance in the Dark with E10’

Our video ‘B-Boy Dance in the Dark’ is a futuristic union of athletic B boys with uniforms featuring 20 camcorders.

For ‘B-Boy Dance’, 20 of E10 Camcorders and about 3L fluorescent liquid were used.

Videos that were played through LCDs of E10s were recorded earlier by shooting colorful videos on computer monitor.

E10 Key Feature

- Pocket Size (Ease of Use)

- 1080 full HD video

- 270 degree Swivel Angle Lens

- Smart Filter & Panorama mode

- Built in USB arm

- 2.7” Touch LCD

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The main reason why we used fluorescent liquid with flickering E10 LCDs is that we believed that glowing materials could enhance the visual impression of every single detail of B boys’ move.

B boys you see in the video are Zero-Nine and Ghost who are well known professional B-boys.

It was an awesome opportunity to work with them and we believe that our video turned out just like the way we planned.

SAMSUNG HMX-H205 Preview

Ergonomic design with mobility

By adopting SSD, it becomes lighter as 283g,

and the ergonomic design allows users easier shooting.

BSI CMOS guarantees the best quality

By adopting BSI CMOS, it shoots more vivid movies.

By increasing the noise elimination performance,

the quality of Full HD camcorder is upgraded.

<Fine Quality> 1080i/16:9 wide Full HD

<Normal Quality> 480i

Schneider 20x Optical zoom lens

It has Schneider Kreuznach Zoom lens which has the best quality

and different from other products magnifying the low resolution to HD quality,

real 20x zoom is available, so subjects in a long distance can be taken so clearly

and with the digital zoom, 200x zoom is also possible.

Hand blur? The Answer is Smart OIS.

Newly developed Smart OIS

You will experience the upgraded IS function.

SSD internal memory

It has adopted the flash based SSD as an internal memory.

The SSD is faster than HDD in booting, reading, and operating time.

Because the SSD has a high stability and reliability with less noise

and low power consumption, it’s a really great camcorder.

SDHC slot for additional memory

High resolution photo shooting like a digital camera

It can take high resolution still images,

so you don’t need to buy a digital camera any more.

Touch and Reaction! Touch Screen 2.7” Wide LCD

Because it supports a touch screen, it’s very simple to operate the camcorder.

It supports Magic Finger Focus which sets the focus and shoots by touching it.

Smart Auto

Smart Auto which automatically recognizes the scenes

and sets the camcorder to the optimized mode makes the shooting more convenient.

Built-in S/W intelli-studio 2.0

Intelli-Studio is included in the body,

so by connecting the camcorder to a PC via USB,

it can easily be used without installing any software.

It also allows users to upload videos on web sites such as

YouTube, Flickr, and Facebook, so UCC can easily be made

and sharing is also very simple.

Combination of Full HD and HDMI

By connecting the HD camcorder to a digital TV via HDMI cable,

users can enjoy high quality videos on a big and vivid screen.