SteveR Loc: Michigan

Wabbit....speed up that animation and it could certainly be a unique demonstration of the theory of relativity.

BHC Loc: Strawberry Valley, JF, USA

Stand on your head to photograph!

Sorry, Wabbit, didn't see your response, too fast. There sure are a lot of "Flats for Rent" where you are!

RustyCardores

I'm an Aussie and mine works just fine.... but it sucked when I took it to the US last year. ;)

BHC Loc: Strawberry Valley, JF, USA

That's because you were feeding it Northern Hemisphere electricity which runs backwards to what your camera expects. Just turn the charger plug over in the BOTTOM socket.

ausie newbie Loc: melbourne australia

Turn the thing around

sueyeisert Loc: New Jersey

What does kolarivision say about the situation?

Crwiwy Loc: Devon UK

Canon SX50?

RetiredPhotog Loc: South West Ohio

Hey GoofyNewfie, I will 2nd that for an SX50. Picked one up as a spare for my D7000 about 2 weeks ago and thats all I have been playing with. It is so light weight and quite a camera for birding and wild life.

Sounds like that Samsung camera may have been a blonde camera. :lol: No offense to blondes, my wife and daughter are blonde and I love them.

artec540

Have you looked at other examples at a dealer to see if they do the same thing?

Papa Joe Loc: Midwest U.S.

:-D :-D :-D

marcomarks Loc: Ft. Myers, FL

Take a look at Olympus PEN E-PL5 with 14-42mm (28-84mm equivalent) kit lens. It's a 4/3 sensor but all reviews say it will match or beat crop sensors and from my experience so far I'd believe it. There are also excellent optical quality wide angle, telephoto, and macro converters that bayonet click onto the front of the lens instead of buying a raft of additional lenses.

Read about the history of the micro-4/3 consortium of manufacturers, the lens technology involved, the reason for choosing 4/3 format, how they maximize image quality, etc. before dismissing it. Panasonic and Olympus are the biggest players in the mirrorless 4/3 market (actually they created the 4/3 format together) and the lenses are compatible between all micro-4/3 brands and third parties like Sigma.

The E-PL5 is tiny, has touch screen control, is awesome for 3, 5, and 7 frame auto bracketing for HDR, and would fit in a coat pocket (I don't wear coats in SW Florida so I can't attest to that). It's all metal and built like a German tank. A lot of advantages, does everything a dSLR does with equivalent IQ, and it's $599. Olympus has sales at their Olympus site store with $50 off from time to time.

I've had mine two weeks and I'm sold on it completely. I may even sell my dSLR eventually and get another one or the next E-PL6 when it comes out.

Just sayin'... take a look at the Olympus site.

EstherP

Ah, don't exaggerate, Colin - it's only 1200 miles - return ;-)
If you can wait, I can pick it up when we go to Edmonton next summer, then return it to you the summer after...
If we take hwy 3, we should be passing close by your place.

All kidding aside, there is a Samsung Service Centre in Richmond and I'm sure Canada Post or UPS will stop in Sparwood.

EstherP

rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona

[quote=GoofyNewfie]Check to see if you have the Australian version.
(Sorry, couldn't resist)

Priceless.

kamicota Loc: Sparwood B.C.

Thank you Esther

Realize there was a service center in Richmond - that was where I phone

Guess I was a little over the top with the mileage hu??? :oops:

Reluctant to send it - read one report on another forum where just to open a Samsung up was $190.00

So just playing this by ear right

Yet think maybe the latest Firmware update 1.32 - eliminated the accessing of the Developers Menu to put back to factory Specs as there were hacks out there to give the NX10 the ability of Wifi like the NX11

Cheers for years
Colin

planepics Loc: St. Louis burbs, but originally Chicago burbs

Goofy, is that a Saluki on your avatar?