Name: NX Mini
Brand: Samsung

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Colours straight from the camera are bright and punchy without displaying too much over-saturation.

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Having a tilting touchscreen helps when trying to compose from awkward angles – you can tilt the screen to get a better view of the subject, while tapping the screen to set the autofocus point or fire off the shutter release can be useful if it's difficult to reach physical buttons.

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The camera's panoramic mode is accessed through Smart Auto and does a good job of stitching together an ultra-wide image – there's not too much evidence of the joins, either.

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At its widest point, the 9-27mm lens offers the equivalent of roughly 24mm on a full-frame camera, making it ideal for capturing wide angles of views and landscapes.

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At the telephoto end of the optic, the 9-27mm kit lens offers roughly 72mm, making the range useful for the majority of shooting scenarios.

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The camera's metering system can often do with a little exposure compensation dialled in to get a more balanced exposure.

Picture Wizard

The Picture Wizard allows you to make changes to settings such as contrast, and also includes a number of presets which you can use.

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Smart Filters

A few digital filters are available, but you can't shoot these in raw format.

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