Think of a leaf. Now, think of a dewdrop forming on said leaf. Got that image in your mind? Great. Now, take that image and compare it with the NX100.
Similar at all? Samsung hopes the answer is yes. Inspired by the aforementioned act of nature, the NX100 sets itself apart from other box-likeinterchangeable lens cameras due to its curved body design. Made of a plastic casing, this camera's petite stature makes it ideal for those photographers looking for a compact alternative to a digital SLR.
The NX100, like Samsung's NX10 before it, uses a proprietary interchangeable lens mount. With an adapter (sold separately) you can also put old Pentax lenses on the camera as well.
But with the features provided in Samsung's own lenses, most users won't need to; like the new i-Function button, which will feature on all new lenses from this point onwards. Pressing the i-Function button, located just behind the manual focus ring, allows photographers to access common shooting parameters from the screen itself. ISO, white balance and exposure compensation can be cycled through and changed using the manual focus ring.
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