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It's very simple. When you have an image on the LCD click the wheel on the back where it says DISP until the data goes away. Once you have it off it stays off until you click the wheel up again.

The design/look of a camera is not "know how". If they wanted to sell their technology they would have sold their 28mp sensor. This camera uses the Sony 20mp micro 4/3 sensor so I doubt it has any ...

The lens in the Coolpix A is fantastic. It's the probably the best APS-C lens I've tried and I've tried many including all the NX lenses. I would love to see a new version with the D7200 sensor ...

The biggest differences I recall are: NX300 has faster AF, a touch screen, and uses SD vs. microSD.

What Otto said. Bottom line: it can't be done for DSLRs, there isn't anything now for mirrorless and there never will be. I doubt you would have seen one even if Samsung hadn't stopped production ...

It's true they filed a patent for a 70-200 2.8 FF lens back in 2015. But that doesn't mean anything right now.

I use the 16-50 PZ with the NX500 for compactness and the 18-55 with the NX20 I had converted to IR.

I like the 16-50 because it's wider but don't care for "power zooms". I kept both.

When you have issues like you did with the flash it's almost always an issue with the contacts...usually dirt on the hot shoe and or flash hot shoe mount. As you discovered. It wouldn't hurt to ...

The 12mm is wider, faster and smaller than the 14mm. The 12mm is better in the center but the 14mm is more consistently sharp across the frame. The sharpness differences probably aren't a big deal ...

I'm only familiar with the Nikon models. They have a decent reputation and I've been considering gettng one myself.

Which ones are you considering?  I shoot the moon at 600mm and it was still a bit small. As Otto said, you'll need to crop. Or get closer to your subject.

Too bad you aren't in the US; we could've worked out a swap.

Here's an answer for you: quit asking others to do the work for you. Get off your lazy butt and do the work yourself and see the results for yourself. Quantification is pointless; results are all ...

It's called "lossy" compression for a reason: use it and you "lose" some information and some quality. You may not see it under most conditions but, search for info on the Sony lossy compression ...

FYI...personal statistics may affect your purchasing but they aren't complete statistics-only part of a much larger whole. And the much larger whole says you've had bad luck or treat your gear ...

I have 2 NX500s, 2 NX1s, and every lens Samsung released (in some cases 2 of each). Number of problems: 0. Problems happen with all brands and you'll find horror stores with every single one if ...

Photo gear is never an investment and will eventually lose value. If you like the camera, think you'll use it for a couple of years, think the price is fair, and can afford it then why not. That's ...

The NX3000 came out in 2014 and it had an MSRP of $549; considerbly more than $289.

Samsung did a great job with getting pleasing bokeh from their lenses. The 60, 85, and 45 have really nice bokeh and make excellent portrait lenses.