I've read something about a bitrate of 80Mbps (that sounds good, It's H265 so..)

h.265 is not widely supported yet. I don't think there is one NLE that can work with it. Probably within months there will be.

Something's awfully wrong with either (or both) camera set up or photo processing, see those horrendous 100% crops from ephotozine, uff that's not doing any favours to samy-sung. OTOH the NX 50-150mm F2.8 OISed 20 elements looks really nice

Damn... I don't know how the JPEG engine was tuned (or at what level the NR setting was) but all images are intolerably waterpainted, most notably the horseriding one at ISO100. :O

Texture is absolutely null. :(

In such days that you live and die by the sensor, I can't understand how can Samsung produce such crappy output.

While it does pose an interesting competitor to the GH4, the main disadvantage is has is that lens mount, it's far less compatible than m43

Utilizing Samsung’s advanced BSI pixel technology, the new S5KVB2 sensor offers superior light absorption. By using 65-nanometer (nm) low-power copper process as well as fine design technology, this new imager satisfies the requirements for power efficiency and noiseless high quality imaging in high-end compact system camera formats.

The new S5KVB2 is the industry’s first APS-C sensor to adopt back-side illuminated (BSI) pixel technology. The BSI structure moves the metal layers to the rear side of the photodiode to reduce the loss of light. Applying BSI pixels, Samsung’s newest imager improves the light sensitivity of each pixel and increases light absorption in peripheral areas by approximately 30 percent, resulting in crisper, sharper images compared to a conventional front-side illumination (FSI) pixel-based imager.

By moving the position of the photo diode, the sensor’s metal wiring layout is better optimized for faster continuous speed. As a result, the S5KVB2 offers 30fps video recording at Ultra HD resolution, being capable of delivering ultimate video quality on a camera.

The imager adopted Samsung’s advanced 65nm low-power copper process, which is well ahead of 180nm aluminum process, generally used in the camera sensor industry. Based on the finer ICs and the use of copper, the 65nm copper process enables power consumption to be reduced dramatically compared to an imager based on a previous process technology. As a result, the new S5KVB2 imager has less thermal emissions.

Through the advanced fabrication process and IC design, the S5KVB2 also decreases random noise significantly.

http://global.samsungtomorrow.com/?p=42253

More details about video mode on eoshd: "...The camera records H.265 at 80Mbit/s in Pro mode, 40Mbit/s in HQ mode..." Read the full review here: http://www.eoshd.com/2014/09/photokina-report-day-1-samsung-nx1-4k-mirrorless-camera-h-265/

@Vitaliy_Kiselev I know: I linked the Samsung presentation. I just thought that it was interesting to know what bitrate is for 1080p

First impressions and some samples (in Spanish): http://www.quesabesde.com/noticias/samsung-nx1-analisis-fotos-video-50-150mm_12276

In the promotional material it also shows 50p/60p (2160)...

@driftwood If this is true about the 2160 at 50/60 fps This will be my next camera but I have searched all over and can't find any info about it being 2160 50/60 fps only 1080 50/60 fps.

Please be 2160 50/60 fps at $1500 its a steal

Jessops in the uk has it down as £1299 with a 16-50mm Lens

http://www.jessops.com/online.store/categories/products/samsung/nx1-compact-system-camera-free-16-50mm-lens-outfit-bag-94179/show.html?gclid=CNq3udKx6sACFSgFwwodPaUAWA