Android was developed as a system for cameras, but only recently we can look for such devices on the market. Samsung, after examining the ground model Galaxy Camera and announced his successor, introduced a product that is a bridge between the line Galaxy NX family of cameras.
According to the manufacturer it is the first compact system camera with LTE module that combines the latest advances in the field of optics and communications. The whole is crowned with Android 4.2 and a rich collection of applications, including those known from other Samsung devices.
camera is equipped with an APS-C CMOS sensor, designed 20.3 effective megapixels, and for image processing system is responsible Drin IV, known NX2000 model. This camera was used hybrid autofocus, which focuses on the basis of contrast and phase detection. The manufacturer boasts of a fast shutter speed (1/6000 s) and the ability to take pictures in a series of speed 8.6 frames per second. Images can be saved in JPG and RAW (5472 × 3648 pixels). There’s been dedicated flash, and if you have the proper lens, the image stabilization and video recording, so the pictures and the movies in 3D (with 45 mm lens Samsung 2D/3D).
program that handles the camera is equipped with over 30 scene modes, including multiple exposures and pictures with animated elements. The addition of Photo Suggest based on the location of the camera will tell you where to go to take a picture.
heart of the device is a 4-core processor clocked at 1.6 GHz, supported by 2 GB of RAM. The user data has been allocated 16 GB of internal memory, you can of course also benefit from the MicroSD card. We can find further module LTE, WiFi, A-GPS, NFC, Bluetooth, accelerometer, compass, proximity sensor and a gyro sensor and lighting (RGB). To operate the camera has been designed 4.8-inch HD TFT display. Active power battery with a capacity of 4360 mAh. The camera has dimensions of 136.5 × 101.2 × 25.7 mm, and the standard battery weighs 495 g
price and release date of the device is not yet known.
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