Showing posts with label HMX-Q10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HMX-Q10. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

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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Friday, May 13, 2011

HMX-Q10 Samsung Camcorder Firmware Upgrade How To


This video shows two different ways of upgrading firmware for HMX-Q10 switch
grip camcorder.
Follow the steps to upgrade firmware on your HMX-Q10
camcorder at home easily.

-The direct URL for HMX-Q10 Firmware file - http://bit.ly/jdS7XD

Provided by Samsung Electronics
Co.,Ltd.

-The direct URL for Q10 Firmware file - http://bit.ly/jdS7XD


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Friday, April 29, 2011

Samsung Practical and Affordable Full HD HMX-Q10 Camcorder


Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, a global leader in digital media and digital convergence technologies, today announced the launch of the latest model in its camcorder portfolio, the HMX-Q10. The HMX-Q10 has been designed to highlight Samsung’s full HD camcorder technology with BSI CMOS sensor and make recording movies simpler than ever for spectacular image quality, using ground-breaking technology and smart features such as its innovative Switch Grip. As an entirely new addition to the Samsung line-up for 2011, the HMX-Q10 makes Samsung’s innovations in video capture more accessible than ever, so anyone can record great video from the first time they use it.

Read more : http://auscamonline.com/issue/january-2011/article/samsung-practical-and-affordable-full-hd-hmx-q10-camcorder

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Samsung HMX-Q10 First Review





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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The HMX-Q10 – Easy-to-Use Full HD Camcorder


Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd
has released the HMX-Q10 providing the best in full HD quality, with smart
features that have been specially designed to be very easy to use.

The HMX-Q10 is Samsung’s 2011 flagship
camcorder product aimed at the “Easy on the Go” segment, and offers the world’s
first Switch Grip, meaning that left or right handed users can enjoy an easy
video experience.




The HMX-Q10 includes Easy Operation via its touch-screen user interface on
its LCD, to turn the camcorder on and off, and use the playback function.

The HMX-Q10 is a key product for Samsung in 2011 and is
designed to provide a platform for securing HD camcorder leadership through
leveraging Samsung’s leadership in
differentiated usability.

The HMX-Q10’s Switch Grip feature will appeal to users who are particularly
interested in ease-of-use and practicality, as will its affordable price – as
value is the greatest priority for this audience when making a purchase.

The latest offering provides full HD Movie capability with Easy Operation via
the LCD and added OIS Duo System to compensate for hand-shaking (better than
ever before) to create a stable, clear video every time.

The HMX-Q10 is a new development for Samsung, and its key
features are specifically designed for ease-of-use.It also includes features
such as Smart Auto and a BSI CMOS sensor that creates high image quality that is
achieved automatically and intuitively.

Turn Samsung’s HMX-Q10 Camcorder Upside Down For Full HD Recording




Like the smartphone that rights itself whichever way you turn it, Samsung's Q10
camcorder still records perfectly even if you flip it, thanks to its
accelerometer. Ideal for left-handers, or those who find something better for
their right-hand to do.
The Switch Grip, as it's called, is the jewel in the crown of an otherwise
so-so camcorder. It shoots full HD, but compromises at 60i. Dropping the
resolution down to 720p will shoot in 60p. It also takes photos at 4.9MP
resolution.

Hardware-wise, it's got a 2.7-inch touchscreen, and takes SDHC/SD cards, and
has USB and HDMI ports. On sale in February, it'll cost $299.


Wednesday, March 2, 2011

[Review] Sensible self shot digital camera, ST600

Sensible self shot digital camera, ST600 - Unboxing

These days called Digital revolution, various new instruments have been released, and there’s a strong wind of change in the digital camera market. DSLR camera considered for professionals are popular as much as compact digital cameras and hybrid cameras equipped with manual functions also get attention from a lot of users.

Especially, looking at smart phones equipped with a good camera over millions of pixels, I think the digital camera market is like a battle field. In this strong competition, there’s a unique camera supporting Full touch and front LCD, so I’d like to review it.

It’s the ST600 from Samsung.

 

Let’s take a look at the unboxing photos. The ST600 consists of body, adapter, battery and cable for data transfer and recharge. Unlike other Samsung cameras, it uses Micro SD memory.

 

It’s the smooth body of the ST600. Different from previous cameras, it has the high glossy body. It comes with black, gold, and pink, and I reviewed the pink one. Like you see in the picture, there’s a flash, lens, and AF assist light on the front.

 

On the top, various buttons are located for shooting.

 

Play button Shutter(Zoom lever) Microphone Power button Front display Speaker

 

On the back, it’s so neat, and thanks to the 3.5” full touch LCD, this great neat design could be made.

 

 

On the bottom, there’s a cover for battery and memory camera and tripod hole.

 

 

Lastly, on the side of the product, USB and HDMI ports are located. Because it’s not used that often, it’s covered.

 

 

Why don’t we put in the battery and memory camera? Let me put in the battery SLB-07 for the ST600.

 

 

 

Let me insert the memory camera. You should push the battery until you hear the click sound, and because of the small size, you should be careful of the battery.

 

 

Let me turn it on. The 3.5” LCD looks very big to me.

 

 

The large LCD of the ST600 is useful when reviewing and shooting, I think. I will explain how to use the buttons on the LCD later. Please wait.

 

 

The front LCD can be turned on by tapping the LCD on the front or pushing the LCD button on the top. It’s very impressive.

 

 

With the front LCD, you can take a self shot like this.

 

 

Let me finish the unboxing of the ST600 here, and let’s take a look at the specification and feature of the ST600.






 

The ST600 has a similar specification to previous IT100 and WB650. Especially, the menu and screen follow the previous Samsung cameras, so people can easily get used to it.

 

However, there are some special features for the ST600, and these followings will be handled with more details in the review.

3.5” full touch LCD

1.8” Front LCD

27mm wide angle & 5x zoom lens

Stylish design

Sensible self shot digital camera, ST600 - Review

When it comes to the ST600, due to the full touch LCD, I felt like using a smart phone rather than a digital camera, and I think if you are familiar with recent smart phones such as iPhone or Galaxy S, you will be able to easily get accustomed to the ST600. In that, I will show you a movie clip for you to see the touch UI well.

 

 

1. ST600 - Camera Mode Review (1)

 





 

It’s the clip for shooting screen. The ST600 supports various shooting modes like other Samsung cameras, and if you want easy shooting, you can just select Smart Auto or Smart Scene Detection (Movie). For your information, the ST600 supports 7 different shooting modes as below.

 

Smart Auto: Optimizing the camera setting by the situation and subject.

Auto: Similar to Smart Auto, but providing more various settings.

Program: Half auto mode allowing users to adjust various camera settings.

Scene: Allowing users to set various situations such as beauty, night scenery, sunrise/sunset, and macro.

Dual IS: In order to prevent hand blur by adopting the OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) and DIS(Digital Image Stabilization).

Smart Scene Detection: Automatically adjusting the settings by the shooting situation for movie recording.

Movie: Allowing users to adjust various settings for movie recording.

In each mode, various settings such as exposure, white balance, ISO, AF, and image quality are adjustable, and in a movie recording mode such as Movie, the size, frame, and lens effects are also adjustable.

 

2. ST600 - Camera Mode Review (2)

 





 

There are various things that differentiate the ST600 from other digital camera except the full touch LCD and front LCD. The one outstanding feature is its gyro sensor like a smart phone. This sensor allows users to use interesting gestures when shooting and reviewing pictures and the above movie clip shows the quick mode change which is one of the most interesting features.

The quick mode change is a function to change the mode by tilting the camera to up, down or left with having the quick mode button pushed. I thought it was not useful for digital cameras, but after using it for a while, now I think it’s quite interesting. Even my wife who was not interested in digital gadgets showed her interests in the gesture function of the ST600.

To be honest, if it was a function not useful, I wouldn’t mention it like this, but actually, it’s very good to change the mode quickly. However, I couldn’t change the mode to what I want, but I think it would be addressed by updating the firmware.

 

3. ST600 - View Mode Review (1)

 





 

The view mode of the ST600 also allows users some uniqueness, and it’s really like a smart phone. (Of course, the touch screen is not as smooth as smart phones, but great enough as a digital camera.)

Using the ST600, thanks to the intuitive UI, I could easily edit and play pictures without any trouble. Especially, the slideshow function supporting sound and detailed effects is powerful as much as a digital frame. On top of that, it supports the sorting function by date and color and 3D mode. By using the gyro sensor, I could really feel something in my hands.

 

4. ST600 - View Mode Review (2)

 





 

The front LCD which is unique thing of the ST600 is a great function for those who like self shots, and I was wondering that how they adopted this type of LCD on the glossy body. As you can see from the movie clip, when the front LCD is off, you can see nothing. It’s like a magic that something comes up out of nowhere by pushing the power button.

The front LCD works as the same way as the main LCD, so it reacts by the gyro sensor when taking and watching pictures. Please refer to the movie clip for more details.

Sample pictures of the ST600

Due to the short time for this review, I couldn’t take many shots with the ST600. Moreover, it was winter which is the worst season for shooting and the busiest season for work, so the sample shots are really insufficient. However, because this was the third Samsung camera, I could really experience the feeling and functions enough, and those who are used to Samsung cameras would be interested in the ST600, I think.

 

ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/30sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-200
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/30sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-200
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/44sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-200
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/30sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-200
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/30sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-200
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/44sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-200
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/44sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-80
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/44sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-160
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/60sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-80
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/44sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-80
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/44sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-80
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/44sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-80
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/30sec | F/5.0 | 0.00 EV | 9.3mm | ISO-200
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/30sec | F/4.5 | 0.00 EV | 7.8mm | ISO-200
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/30sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-200
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/20sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-200
 
ST600 | Normal program | Pattern | 1/30sec | F/3.5 | 0.00 EV | 4.9mm | ISO-200
 

 

Sensible self shot digital camera, ST600 - Conclusion

Full Touch display, Front LCD, and Gyro sensor! These copyrights suitable for smart phones came up for a digital camera. It was in the ST600. I could feel these features with the ST600 for the time, and it was new, easy, and interesting to me.

Especially, by adopting the full touch, it was more convenient to change menus and adjust detailed settings. The touch was neither as smooth as a smart phone nor multi touch type, so it was a little unsatisfactory, but I thought it was acceptable, because the full touch interface itself was way more advanced type.

Let me summarize the strength and weakness.

Strength

-Large Full touch LCD screen

-Front LCD for more perfect self shots

-Fast and convenient gyro sensor gesture

-Intuitive and quick UI

-Cute design

Weakness

-Weak appearance (Material)

-Unsmooth touch screen

-Single touch type

-Unnecessary memory type change (Personally preferring SD memory)

Projection Mapping -- Switch for Q10




3D projection mapping for promoting Samsung's very new Switch Grip camcorder, HMX-Q10.Just like Decalcomania, one side reflects the other side and breaks its boundary. So does Q10. Q10 records perfectly fine even when its side is switched.

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

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

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

2011 CES: Samsung Intros HMX-Q10 HD Camcorder



Preorder the Samsung intros HMX-Q10 HD camcorder!

Saturday, January 22, 2011

Samsung affordable Full HD HMX-Q10 camcorder

Samsung announces its latest camcorder, the model HMX-Q10. The Q10 camcorder has been designed to highlight Samsung's full HD camcorder technology with a BSI CMOS sensor, and makes movie recording easier than ever. The HMX-Q10 combines the world's first Switch Grip with Easy Operation via an LCD screen. The Switch Grip means that no matter how the camcorder is held, the G-magnetic sensor inside the HMX-Q10 recognizes the angle and turns the LCD display so it's easy to see and controls recording easily from any angle...

PRESS SUMMARY

Check out the current line of Samsung camcorders at Shopping.comSamsung innovation creates simple and intuitive controls for effortless recording

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, a global leader in digital media and digital convergence technologies, today announced the launch of the latest model in its camcorder portfolio, the HMX-Q10. The HMX-Q10 has been designed to highlight Samsung's full HD camcorder technology with a BSI CMOS sensor, and makes recording movies easier than ever before, using ground-breaking technology and smart features such as its innovative Switch Grip technology. As a new addition to the Samsung line-up for 2011, the HMX-Q10's Easy Operation and Smart Access user interface (UI) makes Samsung's innovations in video capture more accessible than ever, allowing everyone to record excellent quality video.

“The launch of the HMX-Q10 is particularly important for us as it is one of the best demonstrations of Samsung's continuing innovation, providing high performing features and design in a model that makes the best camcorder experience available to all our customers”
.Samsung has created the HMX-Q10 to be a compact, practical and easy-to-use full HD camcorder that combines the best in Samsung innovation with incredibly simple functions, all available at an affordable price. The HMX-Q10 combines the world's first Switch Grip with Easy Operation via an LCD screen. The Switch Grip means that no matter how the camcorder is held, the G-magnetic sensor inside the HMX-Q10 recognizes the angle and turns the LCD display so it's easy to see, and controls recording easily from any angle. Easy Operation means that users can control detailed processes, turn the camcorder on and off and operate the playback function easily through the LCD screen, so controlling the device is intuitive and fuss-free, and viewing footage is as easy as capturing it. The HMX-Q10 also features a prominently placed record button that makes capturing video extremely simple, and straightforward. The slim and durable body also means that the HMX-Q10 is compact and light enough to be taken anywhere, and the product is so versatile it can also double as a 4.9 Megapixel (MP) still photo camera.

The HMX-Q10 sets the tone for the Samsung 2011 camcorder range, and raises the bar for affordable and easy-to-use camcorders built on the latest cutting-edge technology. The camcorder is the product of years of Samsung expertise in digital imaging, and is based on detailed customer insight research, revealing that simplicity and affordability are a key priority for an increasing number of camcorder users.

“The launch of the HMX-Q10 is particularly important for us as it is one of the best demonstrations of Samsung's continuing innovation, providing high performing features and design in a model that makes the best camcorder experience available to all our customers,” said Mr. Hyunho Chung, Executive Vice President and Head of the Digital Imaging Business, Samsung Electronics. “For example, we have developed the world's first Switch Grip technology so that the HMX-Q10 adapts to the consumer's lifestyle and setting – not the other way around. In addition, Easy Operation via the LCD and Smart Access UI takes the confusion out of recording, so that you can instantly record brilliant movies from the very first time you pick up the camcorder without the need for an instruction manual.”

The world's first Switch Grip (either-handed grip)

As a brand-new addition to the Samsung camcorder portfolio, the HMX-Q10 is built around the needs of the consumer who wants to capture their movies without fuss or complication. Samsung has developed the world's first Switch Grip technology, which ensures that when filming, the LCD screen adapts to how the camcorder body is being held. Whether you are left- or right-handed, shooting in difficult positions or combining recording film with other activities, you can always maintain perfect control over your video. The body of the HMX-Q10 has also been streamlined and made more compact so it can easily be carried anywhere.

Intuitive Easy Operation for ease of use

The HMX-Q10 includes a brand new Easy Operation and Smart Access UI that makes using the camcorder easier to use than ever before. Featuring an intuitive and clearly visible record button, the HMX-Q10 offers the best and most convenient operating system on the market, as it eliminates the need to have many separate buttons and keys to control the camcorder. Easy Operation via the 2.7” wide LCD screen allows the user to perform a variety of functions, including a pause function allowing you to stop and work out the best angle for your recording experience, the ability to turn the camcorder on and off, and playback mode so users can immediately review their footage. The camcorder's intuitive Smart Access UI feature grants users the opportunity to operate the camcorder's advanced functions and manage detailed processes with ease.

The best in high-quality video

The Samsung HMX-Q10 is based on quality components and functions to help consumers capture brilliant, clear videos in astonishing quality, effortlessly and regardless of the situation. The HMX-Q10 captures video in 1920x1080/60i full HD, and includes an OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) Duo system to compensate for hand-shaking better than ever before, creating a stable, clear video every time – even when walking or moving around. The HMX-Q10's features also include a 5MP BSI CMOS sensor, which records with twice the sensitivity of normal CMOS sensors, dramatically reducing noise and distortion while also enhancing recording quality in low-light conditions, so great quality video can be captured in any situation.

The HMX-Q10 also features an upgraded version of Samsung's Smart Auto scene recognition technology, which analyzes key elements of the composition of the footage such as brightness, motion, color and subject and then selects the most appropriate settings to produce the best results possible. For the HMX-Q10, Samsung Record Pause technology has also been introduced, allowing the user to take brief pauses in filming before re-starting, so they don't need to merge files when finished. This allows for easier editing and makes the HMX-Q10 perfect for filming at sports events or parties. In addition to great movie functions, the HMX-Q10 can also capture 4.9MP still photos, giving users the ability to capture brilliant snapshots without the need to carry a camera. With the intuitive LCD touch screen, powered by the new Smart Access UI, users can record and review their videos easily and enjoyably.

Users can also choose to adopt more manual control. With the HMX-Q10's Easy Manual Mode setting, users can access and calibrate the entire breadth of easy-to-use manual features (White Balance, Exposure Values, Backlighting, Self Timer, and C.Nite) through the intuitive interface. The new Art Film function also means that video can be captured in more creative ways, using special effects such as Time Lapse and Black & White, making video recording fun and easy.

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Sunday, January 16, 2011

SPSTV Samsung CES 2011: HMX-Q10 Camcorder


SPSTV has got CES 2011 covered! Make sure to log on at http://bit.ly/6zy1UH to watch our CES coverage and other shows on demand. In this segment you can get up close and personal with the fantastic HMX-Q10 Camcorder from Samsung!

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

New Gear: Samsung NX11 Adds Improved i-Control Integration

A redesigned grip and i-Control-specific buttons define Samsung's latest ILC.
image-samsung nx11 main
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.