The Samsung NX10
In this podcast, I walk through the performance and handling of this $650 camera by Samsung, plus talk about how its Raw files stack up against the in-camera processed Jpegs.
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Monthly Photo Assignment
Float is the June 2010 Photo Assignment. You can read more about how to submit on our Member Participation page. Deadline for entry is June 30, 2010.
Simone Brogini was the "Sizzlpix Pick of the Month" for Photo Assignment 49. Who will be the winner for Photo Assignment 50? We'll know very soon. The prize is an 11"x14" Sizzlpix of the winning photograph.
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This may be a bit pedantic, but there is no such thing as a mirrorless dSLR. These cameras are better described as EVIL (which was coined by Thom Hogan.)
- John
You're right, it is a bit pedantic.
At this point in time, the general audience doesn't recognize the term EVIL. Maybe up the road that will change.
The industry itself tends to call the cameras MILs: Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens cameras.
And although I doubt the factual basis of John's post, it would certainly make sense for Hogan to have coined the phrase 'EVIL' -- as bad an acronym I can imagine to try selling something to the public. Based on what I've seen from Hogan, if he worked at Starbucks his marketing sense would have him advertising "Hot Bean Water."
Well done! :)