Testseek.co.uk have collected 112 expert reviews of the Samsung Digimax NX200 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Samsung Digimax NX200.
December 2011
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The editors liked
Detailed
Attractive photos
Lots of handson controls
Low ISO image quality
Hotshoe
Manual movie control
OLED screen
Huge improvement over NX100
Picture quality up to 1600 ISO
High resolution images
Clear
Simple interface / iFn button is a nice touch
Good AMOLED screen
Burst mode
7 fps
Decent enough 1855 mm f/3.55.6 OIS kit lens
Snappy AF performance in good light
New i
Function technology
Improved build quality and ergonomics
Good range of digital filters
Expanding range of available lenses
High resolution
Good build quality
Functionality built into lens
The Samsung NX200 feels like a delightful blend of mirrorless camera and digital compact camera in one. The ability to switch between manual and auto focussing and the zoom controls make the Samsung NX200 feel like the right blend between feeling like a pro- camera and something you’d spend more cash on. A handy dial up top lets you cycle through an array of options and modes from aperture priori
I-Function lens system
Compact body
Great menus
Impressive image quality
Lightweight
Compact
Stylish
Great image and video quality
Interchangeable lenses
Excellent overall image quality
Delivers plenty of detail
Solid build quality
The editors didn't like
Bettered by rival cameras in low light
Limited choice of lenses
Poor battery life
Absurdly slow RAW processing times
Issues with low light focusing
Colour noise in shots above ISO 1600
No builtin flash
Autofocus 'pumps' in video mode
RAW shots (50 MB) slow to save
Can't hook up an external viewfinder
Fixed screen (no swivel or tilt) with no touchsensitive controls
Short battery life
Occasional slight inaccuracies with WB and metering
Slower performance in low light and when shooting raw files
No viewfinder option
No built-in flash
No viewfinder
Busy scenes confuse autofocus
Ergonomically the Samsung NX200 isn’t the most comfortable of cameras to spend the day with. After a good fifteen minutes the hand grips will leave the sides of your fingers feeling rather sore. It’s not one to hold for long periods. Either sling it around your neck or carry it in a bag.
A touch expensive
Not the most comfortable camera to hold
Detachable flash feels a bit flimsy
Image processing while in Continuous drive mode is a bit slow
Lightweight, Compact, Stylish, Great image and video quality, Interchangeable lenses,
All in all, the Samsung NX200 has been an absolute joy to use and review. I was very impressed with the compact and light-weight design, as well as the high-quality images and video taken on the camera.The NX200 also features a variety of different opt...
Low ISO image quality, hotshoe, manual movie control, OLED screen, huge improvement over NX100
Poor battery life, absurdly slow RAW processing times, issues with low light focusing, colour noise in shots above ISO 1600
The NX200 delivers exceptional image quality at the low ISO settings despite its high resolution. The camera is a massive step forward from the NX100 and the latest design is both intuitive and easy to use. However battery life, RAW processing and low ...
The Samsung NX200 is a new compact interchangeable-lens model, the WB750 offers an 18X zoom lens, and the slim MV800 has a unique adjustable touchscreen. ...
20.3 Megapixel APS-C sensor, 7fps burst shooting, 1080p30 movie recording, Full manual exposure control in movie modes, iFn lens button.
Very sluggish buffer write times, Fixed screen and no EVF accessory, Poor use of physical controls, Poor high ISO noise performance.
Samsung NX200 verdict Samsung has its work cut out for attempting to take a slice of the compact system camera market. Best known for its value for money point and shoot compacts, it lacks the pedigree of competitors like Sony, Canon, Nikon, Olympus...
Published: 2012-03-30, Author: Lori , review by: cnet.com
With excellent photos for a sub-$1,000 model and a nicely designed user interface, the Samsung NX200 is a compelling option for image-first photographers
For its price, the NX200 feels light on important features, it lacks an option for a viewfinder, and it cries out for an articulated LCD. And while its shooting performance is fine, in-camera operations like playback and changing settings can get held up
The Samsung NX200's photo quality stands out from the crowd, but its performance and features -- while good -- don't merit its relatively high price.
Excellent resolution and detail, Very good JPEG image quality at low to moderate ISOs, Better high ISO performance than its predecessor, despite the bump in resolution, Very good RAW image quality, Good hue accuracy, Sleeker, more professional camera d...
A significant bump up in price from previous model, Dynamic range not as good as most APS-C rivals, JPEG engine smears subtle detail in reds more so than most other cameras, yet leaves a lot of chroma noise behind at higher ISOs, Default sharpening a b...
It's a good thing the design of the NX200 isn't the only thing Samsung changed. While we genuinely liked the looks of the stylish previous model, the NX100, we had issues with its JPEG image quality when shooting at high ISOs. The all-black, 20.3MP NX2...
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Published: 2012-03-07, Author: Philip , review by: popphoto.com
Abstract: Samsung starts its ILC journey all over again with the NX200What's Hot: Attractive and functional body design. What's Not: Noisy images at higher ISOs. Who it's For: Casual shooters looking for swappable lenses and who shoot JPEG, not RAW.After a bit of a...
Quality: excellent in general, accurate and colour well saturated.Why you would buy it: big, big images! You want to shoot RAW (but you have to put up with Samsung's RAW Converter format!Why you wouldn't: a vari-angle finder would have been the icing on t...
Published: 2012-02-01, Author: Mario , review by: gizmodo.com
No—or I should say—not yet. The camera has a spectacular sensor, its button design is almost perfect, and the menus are logical and displayed on a beautiful screen. Unfortunately, the camera has a serious learning curve. I really like to tinker and take m...
