Samsung GX-20 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: This top-end digital SLR is not for beginners, that much is for sure. It's solid and produces accurate exposures with deeply colourful pictures, but there's also a crude side to its design. And, since it's essentially the same camera as the

Pros: The 14 million pixels; rich and vivid results; effective anti-shake

Cons: Coarse autofocus; poor kit lens; some awkward controls

Verdict: It's hard to understand why anyone who knows a little about camera history would choose a Samsung-branded camera over a Pentax. It wouldn't be so bad if the GX-20 was actually better in some ways than the K20D, but it's actually the other w

Review summary: Samsung steps up the game, with the powerful 14.6megapixel GX-20

Pros: Great layout and design TAv aperture and sensitivity priority mode Weather sealed body

Cons: Not hugely different to the GX-10 Live View limitations

Verdict: If the Samsung GX-10 grabbed your attention, then the GX-20 is much the same, but with a beefy injection of megapixel power. There aren't many fundamental differences beyond this, so GX-10 users may not see a strong enough reason to pay out for the newer

Review summary: The Samsung GX-20 is a 14.6 megapixel, mid-range DSLR camera, which temporarily led the megapixel race when it was first announced back in January. Since then Sony have also unveiled a 14 megapixel camera, the A350, so Samsung no longer have everything to

Review summary: The Samsung GX-20 offers 14-million-pixel resolution and full weather sealing at a low price, but is it the bargain we've all been waiting for?