The NX1000 has a 221 segment metering system that operates on data from the main image sensor, and considers the scene as a grid of 17 x 13 distinct areas. Samsung's Smart Panel function, seen previously in the NX200, is retained for the new model, and makes light work of adjusting common exposure variables. The EV button appears on the bottom button of the navigation disk, replacing the ISO button, which is accessed via the menu.
The control cluster is similar to the NX210, but not identical. There's a nice thumbgrip in just the right place right of the LCD, and the Movie Record button is just right of that. We've yet to see it, but tend to prefer LCDs over AMOLED displays, so it'll be interesting to see which we prefer. Unlike the NX210 and NX20, the Samsung NX1000 has a 3-inch LCD, rather than an AMOLED. But the Smart Link button is the simplest way to access the NX1000's WiFi features. A pull to the right fires up the NX1000 via the ring around the shutter button, and the Mode dial includes PASM and several special modes, including WiFi and Smart modes. The top deck reveals stereo microphones to go with the Full HD video recording, a full hot shoe (missing from the Nikon 1 series). Lens mounts are also now metal on the entire latest generation of the NX series. The Samsung NX1000 debuts a new 20-50mm lens, which like Samsung's other small lenses, retracts inside the zoom barrel to make a smaller package, and must be deployed before shooting.
A small opening lets the AF-assist/Self-timer lamp peer out of the grip. Though similar to the NX210, the Samsung NX1000 emphasizes simplicity and small size. Equipped with lenses to match the body color, the NX1000 is designed to appeal to the design-conscious consumer, much like the Nikon 1 series of compact system cameras.
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