CES 2011: Cameras at CES 2011 Samsung NX11

The Samsung NX11 is Samsung's third mirrorless camera system in the NX range, and it's based more upon the NX10's design rather than the design of the more recent NX100

Samsung has taken the wraps off the 14.6Mp NX11 mirrorless camera.

The camera features the new i-Function lens compatibility that we saw on the NX100 when it was unveiled at Photokina 2010. This further reduces the number of lenses that are compatible with NX cameras. Like micro four-third cameras, the NX models don't have a mirror so are therefore more compact than typical digital SLRs. The NX cameras, however, have larger sensors than micro four-third cameras.

Samsung NX11 key features

Samsung claims that i-Function lens technology saves time when shooting, as exposure settings, such as white balance, ISO sensitivity, aperture and shutter speed, can all be accessed through a button on the lens body.

Samsung NX11 first look video

Unlike the NX100, which introduced the i-Fuinction lens feature, the NX11 has a built in flash and electronic viewfinder.

As well as still images, the NX11 can also shoot HD video at 720p resolution. It comes with an i-Function 18-55mm lens. Samsung has also announced a 20mm pancake i-Function lens and a 20-50mm i-Function zoom lens.

You can find out more about the Samsung NX11's features in our news story below and you may also be interested in the NX10 and NX100 first look videos.

Related content:

• Samsung NX11 announced
• Digital SLR reviews - including a lab based review of the NX10 and NX100
• Photokina 2010

Samsung NX10 first look video review from CES 2010

Samsung NX100 first look video review from Photokina 2010