#5DTORGB WORKFLOW WITH SAMSUNG NX1 PRO#

Both the 32 and 64GB PRO cards performed well. Although the NX1 supports UHS-II, the camera does not take advantage of the additional write speed provided by these cards, and fast UHS-I cards provide nearly the same performance in the camera.įrom a value perspective, Samsung PRO SD cards provides excellent performance at a relatively low cost. Very close behind it was the SanDisk Extreme Pro 95MB/s UHS-I 64GB SDXC Card. The fastest SD card in the Samsung NX1 was the Toshiba Exceria Pro UHS-II. Write speed results are presented for RAW image format (JPEG have slightly lower speed). The total bytes written to the card are divided by the write time gives average write speed in MB/s (1 MB = 1,048,576 bytes). The card access light is used to determine write time for write speed tests. A remote release shutter timer is used to provide intervals of 30 seconds. Focus is set using MF assist at 8X magnification. The test target is detailed static scene under controlled lighting. Note: After these tests were performed Samsung released updated firmware that improves shooting performance. Following this is an analysis and recommended SD cards for the NX1 including the fastest SD card and best value memory cards. Continuous shooting results show how many shots are taken in 30 seconds using three different image modes (RAW+JPEG, RAW and JPEG). The results are presented as write speed for each card when shooting RAW images. The cards include some of the fastest UHS-II currently available as well as several high performance UHS-I cards. To compare memory card performance in the Samsung NX1, 32 SD cards were tested in the camera. UHS-II cards are backwards compatible in existing devices without the extra pins, but operate at standard UHS-I speed. To take advantage of UHS-II speed, compatible devices have a second row of pins. The UHS-II interface provides a bus speed up to 312 MB/s, compared with a 104 MB/s maximum bus speed with UHS-I. The NX1 also supports the latest UHS-II SD cards. Its DRIMe V image processor provides fast continuous burst shooting and 4K Ultra HD video. It has specifications that Nikon and Canon enthusiasts envy: 15fps continuous shooting, 28 megapixel sensor and hundreds of contrast and phase detect AF sensors covering 90% of the frame. When Samsung announced the NX1, it took many by surprise.

5dtorgb workflow with samsung nx1