NX1 Feature Request
NX1 Feature Request
Feb 18, 2014
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I realize it is too late for NX1 feature request, but here is what I want from NX1:
- Mag alloy construction (every other top tier camera uses it)
- New and improved sensor
- Eye detect AF (focus on nearest eye) -> this is very handy, especially with large aperture lenses.
- AF button (ability to turn off AF with shutter press, like all decent SLR cameras have)
- OLED Viewfinder, large
- Better on sensor PDAF/CAF
- Allow manual focus at points other then center for non-AF lenses.
- Put the USB port so it isn't in the handgrip (can use NX30 while charging via USB, but it is difficult to hold with USB/HDMI cable sticking out of grip)
- Longer than 4 minute bulb exposure and disable of dark frame subtraction for bulb
- Use timer delay for bracketing shots (avoids shake) or allow bracketing remote viewfinder app
- Battery Grip
- Faster buffer clearing
- Larger buffer (at least twice as large as NX30)
- 4k video (I don't care about this feature, but some will)
I was keeping a mental list, I am sure I will think of something else later.
Sony Alpha a7R
Samsung NX1
Samsung NX 30mm F2 Pancake
Samsung NX 85mm F1.4 ED SSA
Samsung NX 60mm F2.8 Macro ED OIS SSA
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