<p>This compact-system camera has a 20-megapixel APS sensor and in kit form comes with Samsung's 18mm-55mm stabilised iLens. The iLens has a button on the barrel giving instant access to ISO, exposure compensation and white balance. The LCD swivels on one plane and is touch-enabled and can be used to touch the critical spot for exposure, focus and shutter release. Wireless connectivity, through the free app, makes it possible to control the camera from a smartphone. A neat external hot shoe-mounted flash comes in the kit.</p><p>LIKE</p><p>Advertisement</p><p>Samsung has done a good job of creating the wireless connection from camera to phone. Set-up is the easiest we have encountered and, once done, the camera can be controlled from the phone, using the phone screen as the viewfinder. The shutter can be fired from the phone and the image is saved to the camera. It can be transferred to the phone for sharing and is a great way to take self-portraits.</p><p><a href="http://www.theage.com.au/digital-life/cameras/samsung-nx300-compact-system-camera-20130717-2q2ub.html">Keep reading...</a></p>