#5DTORGB WORKFLOW WITH SAMSUNG NX1 1080P#
#5DTORGB WORKFLOW WITH SAMSUNG NX1 FOR ANDROID#

#5DTORGB WORKFLOW WITH SAMSUNG NX1 1080P#

Samsung NX1, the new 4K video recording mirrorless camera, features a large 28.2MP BSI APS-C CMOS sensor which can offer high-resolution digital imagery, 4K video at 24 fps, UHD at 30 fps, full 1080p HD. This guide makes the camera compatible with a range of LUTs so you can more easily apply stylistic moods to 4K footage in post. Samsung NX1 mirrorless camera and 50-150mm f/2.8 ED OIS S Lens have been announced at Photokina 2014. Connecting the NX1 to an Android smart phone or tablet or takes a little puzzling out, but once it's done it's easy to reconnect. I have just released a Setup Guide for the Samsung NX1. It is currently possible to connect to Wi-Fi networks and email images to a iOS device, however.

#5DTORGB WORKFLOW WITH SAMSUNG NX1 FOR ANDROID#

The app (Samsung Camera Manager Inst) for transferring images and controlling the camera remotely is currently available for Android smartphones and tablets, and is set to go live on the Apple App store in mid-December.

It also seems a bit odd that video recording can't be started if auto exposure lock is still active after the AF-on button has been pressed to focus the lens.

It seems strange to split the AF controls in this way especially as when AF point mode is selected in the Touch AF options so that the AF point can be selected with a tap on the screen, the AF button mode options are available. Pressing the AF button on the top of the camera shows that it's set to Continuous AF mode with the other options (Single, Active and Manual) greyed out. Tracking AF mode, for example, is set via the main menu under the Touch AF options (along with Touch AF, AF point and One touch shot) and once it is selected the camera is set to Continuous AF mode. While the NX1's interface is generally clear, there are a couple of oddities within the menu. The front dial on the camera is then used to select the desired feature while the rear dial is used to select the setting. Pressing the iFn button on the lens brings up a lens-barrel-like display in the EVF or on the main screen. The NX1 is compatible with Samsung's iFunction lenses, which means there's a really quick and easy way to change key features like sensitivity, white balance and exposure compensation with the camera held to your eye when such an optic is mounted.

5dtorgb workflow with samsung nx1