Showing posts with label VIDEO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VIDEO. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Review: Samsung SMX-F50 Standard Definition SD Camcorder


By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
Are we at the end of the age of the standalone camcorder? The recent demise of the Flip video camera and the improving HD video recording capability of smartphones and even tablets, it might be hard to convince casual users to spend money one standalone camcorders. For users who need great zoom capabilities, better battery life and the convenience of a camera that uses old SD Cards, here's a option worth checking out.
Samsung’s SMX-F50($199 at Best Buy Canada) might be one model to change people’s minds. This is an incredibly light, surprisingly capable video camera features a 65x optical zoom and 2200X digital zoom that no smartphone can touch. Yes, it is a camcorder in the traditional sense. It has a rotating flip-out screen that serves as a viewfinder and it can manage the zoom as well as the recording and controls of the camera.

Read more : http://www.canadianreviewer.com/cr/2011/5/4/review-samsung-smx-f50-standard-definition-sd-camcorder.html

Sunday, April 10, 2011

ES80 Samsung Digital Camera




This is a review of Samsung Digital camera ES80.


12.2 Mega Pixels
27mm Wide-Angle Lens
5x Optical Zoom
2.4" LCD
DIS
Smart Auto
VGA Movie Recording
Perfect Portrait System
Photo Style Selector


Provided by Samsung Electronics Co.,Ltd.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Samsung Q10 Camcorder Switch Grip Story 4 - Delivery Room






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Samsung Q10 Story #4
Watch the fainting dad. Our fourth story, enjoy other switch grip stories.

To watch more about this story, check out the playlist below.
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=37686347F0FB75B3

Thank you for watching!

Samsung Q10 Camcorder Switch Grip Story 1 - Kate's Birthday






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Samsung Q10 Story #1

Watch Katie beat the burro. See more clips and have fun watching switch grip stories.

To watch more about this story, check out the playlist below.
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=37686347F0FB75B3

Thank you for watching!

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Samsung Q10 Camcorder Switch Grip Story 2 - The Fan






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Samsung Q10 Story #2

Watch the man with the popcorn habit. Enjoy our second tale and have fun watching more switch grip stories.

To watch more about this story, check out the playlist below.
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=37686347F0FB75B3

Thank you for watching!

Samsung Q10 Camcorder Switch Grip Story 3 - Easy Cooking






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Samsung Q10 Story #3

Watch the 1000mph cook. You're watching our third story, enjoy other switch grip clips.

To watch more about this story, check out the playlist below.
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=37686347F0FB75B3

Thank you for watching!

Monday, March 14, 2011

Samsung NX 100 Test




CONCLUSION:
So this is a fantastic camera. It takes pretty stunning photos for what it is, and the 'i" feature on the standard lens is just a life saver. I can adjust the Apeture, ISO, and shutter speed in an instant. The video is also very good for the purpose most would have for it. I enjoy this camera, and while this doesn't have any footage or video with it, I also tried out the pancake lens, and it's focusing is very nice, the macro just feels great. Will enjoy using this camera.

PS: All was taken with standard lens, and a samsung attachable flash (for the pictures).

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Samsung ST95 digital camera - Which first look review


Samsung ST65 For more info go to http://www.which.co.uk/cameras. The Samsung ST95 has a higher resolution sensor than the ST90, but the same optics. The ST95's sensor offers 16Mp of resolution compared with the 14Mp available on the ST90.

Monday, February 14, 2011

Samsung TL350: How to Upgrade the Firmware(SPSTV)


This is for an intermediate.
Follow along with this video to learn how to download and upload new firmware to your Samsung TL350 digital camera. Was this video helpful ?

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Samsung HMX-H200: How to upgrade Firmware(SPSTV)


This is for an intermediate.

This video explains how to download and upload firmware to your HMX-H200 Series Camcorder. Was this video helpful ?

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Samsung NX100: How to Use Auto or Manual Focus(SPSTV)




This is for a beginner.

The NX100 lets you call the shots! Watch this video to learn how to use the manual focus and auto focus with its interchangeable lenses.
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Sunday, February 13, 2011

SAMSUNG HMX-M20 1080 60P SAMPLE VIDEO - SAMBA FESTIVAL IN LOTTE WORLD





SAMSUNG HMX-M20 1080 60P SAMPLE VIDEO - SAMBA FESTIVAL IN LOTTE WORLD

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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Friday, January 21, 2011

The NX10 Meets i-Function 20mm F2.8

Samsung Electronics has provided the author of this review with the mentioned digital imaging device.
[NX10, 20mm F2.8] How is the convenience of i-Function lenses?

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Recently, mirrorless cameras are popular in the digital camera market, because they been able to reduce the size of the camera while still keeping the performance of a DSLR.
These mirrorless cameras are the best with a small pancake lens. That’s why I’m going to take a closer look at the Samsung 20mm F2.8 i-Function Pancake lens released with the NX100. (It can also be used on the NX5 and NX10 with firmware updates.)
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The lens is 20mm and aperture is F2.8-F22. The unique feature is the i-Function which controls the body through the lens.
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This is the Samsung 20mm F2.8 pancake lens in the above picture. It is 62.2×24.5mm and weighs 89g with the lens cap.
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On the back side of the cap, the Samsung logo is engraved and it can be connected to the mount of the NX camera.
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Opening up the body cap, Samsung brand and i-Function are engraved on the lens. Aperture, angle, and filter caliber are also shown. The aperture of the lens is a circular type.
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Looking at the back, the mount is made of metal and through 8 connection points, it’s connected to the Samsung mirrorless camera. Because the mount is made of metal, I think it’s quite endurable.
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Looking at the side of the Samsung 20mm F2.8 pancake lens, aperture, angle, and filter caliber are displayed. On the number 20, a scenery icon is printed and it shows the purpose of this lens. For your information, a scenery and portrait icon are printed on the 20-50mm standard zoom lens.
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The most unique feature of the Samsung 20mm F2.8 pancake lens is the i-Function. This function allows users to adjust various setting values such as aperture, shutter speed, and exposure on the lens.
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Looking at the bottom of the Samsung 20mm F2.8 pancake lens, it’s made in Korea. CE mark is also printed and CE mark is the mark showing that it has passed the mandatory safety test for the European market.
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I mounted this Samsung 20mm F2.8 pancake lens on my Samsung NX10. The pancake lens fits quite well.
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The Samsung 20mm F2.8 pancake lens is quite small, so when setting the focus, the barrel protrudes. It’s like the above picture, but not that much. The barrel is not rotational, so CPL filter can be used without a problem.
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Looking at it mounted, the i-Fn button on the lens was on the upper left side of the lens. That’s why it was a little inconvenient to use it with the NX10, because the NX10 has a built-in flash. The location of the button should have been closer to the release button for more convenience.
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In order to use the i-Function, users can rotate the focus ring while having the i-Fn button pushed. The best advantage of the i-Fn button is that users can change the setting by using their left hand without changing the framing while shooting.
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The NX100 has the i-Function. However, the NX10 doesn’t have this, so the firmware has to be updated. Users can download the 1.2 version from the Samsung Digital Imaging site.
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After downloading the firmware, copy the NX10.BIN file to the root folder of your SD card and update the firmware on the NX10 body. You’d better charge the battery fully for this. The main feature of this firmware upgrade is the i-Function and faster AF speed by improving the AF algorithm.
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The V1.2 allows users to use the newly released GPS module. Mounting the GPS module, the above menu is activated and the location information is automatically inserted on the picture.
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Updating the firmware, like the NX100, the i-Function in the 20mm F2.8 and 20-50mm lens can be used.
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Looking at the options of the i-Function, WB and ISO value can be turned on / off. If there are a lot of options, the i-Fn button should be pushed a lot, so by turning some functions off, users can use the i-Function more quickly.
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The other advantage of the i-Function is faster setting with the left hand while shooting. It took a little time to get used, but I think it’s quite useful.
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It’s very simple to use the i-Function. Pushing the i-Fn button, settings such as aperture, shutter speed, exposure, WB, and ISO can be changed and by using the focus ring, the values are adjustable.










This is the operation movie of the i-Function in the Samsung NX10. After changing values, it’s applied in real time. It seemed very useful to change the setting while still keeping the desired framing.
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The aperture is not that great. Checking the background, in F2.8 it did not blur out the background that much in 1M distance on a pull up bar. In F22, the background was also quite vivid.
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The Samsung 20mm F2.8 pancake lens has a 0.17m of focal length. This distance is from the sensor, so semi-Macro shooting is available. Especially, in Macro mode, the background blurring effect depends on the aperture.
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Let’s take a look at the sharpness of the Samsung 20mm F2.8 pancake lens. The camera was used on a tripod. The left is 100% crop of the center and the right is 100% crop of the right side. The center part has good details. The corner has good details from F5.6
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Because the Samsung 20mm F2.8 pancake lens has a circular aperture, it seems there’s shouldn’t be any sunstars, but actually, there were sunstars. From F11 or 14, it shows sunstars noticeably, so users need to adjust it.
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The aperture is a circular type so the stars were more rounded then normal but still very noticeable. .
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We’ve been reviewing the Samsung 20mm F2.8 pancake lens supporting the i-Function. As a second pancake lens of the NX series, the Samsung 20mm F2.8 pancake lens is better for landscape, because it takes wider angle shots than the 30mm F2.0 lens. However, the F2.8 and flair were a little unsatisfactory.
The interesting feature of the Samsung 20mm F2.8 pancake lens is the i-Function. It’s a unique concept that controls the body through the lens. A left hand was just used to adjust the angle or for MF, but by using the i-Function, it allows your left hand to adjust aperture, shutter speed, WB, and ISO more conveniently, and the adjusted values are applied in real time, so users can keep the direction of the camera on the subject.
From now, there will be many picture taken by the 20mm F2.8 pancake lens.
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F2.8│1/80s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F3.8│1/160s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F4.3│1/180s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F2.8│1/50s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F8.0│1/640s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F5.0│1/320s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F5.6│1/350s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F2.8│1/80s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F2.8│1/45s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F2.8│1/60s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F2.8│1/60s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F4.0│1/180s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F3.2│1/90s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F2.8│1/90s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F5.0│1/320s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F4.0│1/180s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F6.3│1/500s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F6.3│1/400s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F6.3│1/500s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F6.3│1/400s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F5.0│1/250s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F7.1│1/500s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F2.8│1/40s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F6.3│1/400s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F8.0│1/640s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F2.8│1/90s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F8.0│1/750s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F5.0│1/320s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F7.1│1/500s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F7.1│1/500s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F5.6│1/320s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F6.1│1/500s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F11.0│30s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F11.0│20s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F18.0│5s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F7.1│5s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F13.0│25s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F13.0│30s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F11.0│30s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F10.0│25s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F18.0│25s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F13.0│30s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F18.0│8s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F4.0│1/100s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F2.8│1/90s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F3.2│1/125s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F5.0│1/320s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10



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F5.0│1/320s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F3.5│1/125s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10

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F3.8│1/160s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F4.3│1/200s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10


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F3.5│1/125s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10


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F7.1│1/160s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10


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F8.0│1/180s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10


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F5.0│1/250s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10


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F2.8│1/30s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10


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F2.8│1/80s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10


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F5.6│1/320s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10


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F5.6│1/400s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10


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F2.8│1/30s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10
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F5.0│1/320s│ISO100│20.0mm│SAMSUNG NX10