Samsung's second DSLR, the 10 megapixel GX-2

by Evan Blass, posted May 22nd 2006 at 12:31PM

Along with a pair of compact point-and-shoots, Samsung also announced their second digital SLR camera today at the Seoul International Photo & Imaging Industry Show, the 10 megapixel GX-2. This followup to the 6 megapixel GX-1S was, like its predecessor, developed in conjunction with Pentax, and thus looks suspiciously like an unnamed model from the esteemed camera manufacturer that was revealed late last week at the same South Korean show. Also like the Pentax, very few details are known so far regarding little things like features, pricing, and availability -- although we can say with some certainty that the GX-2 will accept Schneider and Pentax lenses -- so stay tuned to this station for updates as we learn more.

Filed under: Digital Cameras

Tags: 10 megapixel, 10Megapixel, dslr, gx-1s, gx-2, samsung

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shmengie @ May 22nd 2006 1:28PM

wow...i just had a weird meta-thought about a photo of a camera.

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Atanas Boev @ May 22nd 2006 2:21PM

#1, LOL :) And hod about a photo ot Kumio Yamada then?:)

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Griffon @ May 22nd 2006 2:42PM

Meh, if they where going to offerer anything innovative like framing with the LCD (yeah I know but if you Dive you care about that on a SLR) they would be crowing about it... all this defining silence just makes me think it won't be serous competition to the Nikon d200 or Canon EOS D30 or D5.

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Nick @ May 28th 2006 10:30AM

wow.. looks cheap.

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