@geoffcbassett Now all we need is a video card that fully handles the H.265 codec.

@brudney

Most of such posts originate on some forum, later post in another site and reposted :-)

But Samsung cameras distribution state is in horrible shape now. Mostly due to their management structure and egos, as camera branch do not want to have anything in common with smartphone one. And do not use existing distribution network.

The problem is still the H265 files on top of the difficulties many of today's computers have playing 4K due to their size and the computing power required.

New cheapest Atom x5 plays HEVC from NX1 with very small CPU load, same is true for latest Core chips.

@Mckinise

The Cine 4k mode is a crop and upsampling of the UHD mode, it is not a true DCI 4k mode with greater resolution. Stick with UHD.

I'm not sure if it was determined if the GH4 Cine 4k mode worked the same way or actually gave a true DCI representation.

The NX1's 1080p, 120 fps setting is definitely sharper than the GH4's 96 fps, leading many to speculate that the GH4 slo-mo footage isn't really 1080p.

Now we know where all camera department was moved in smart strategic decision

"This TV have 10-bit Log?"

No, but it is how management see the future of Samsung.

I heard that they plan to release connected gramophones soon.

"Withdrawing from the camera business is not true and there is no official plan to stop production of cameras and lenses. Samsung continuously analyzes the varying needs and requirements of consumers in each market and region very carefully. However, we do not officially comment on rumors or speculation."

http://www.imaging-resource.com/news/2015/09/23/rumor-busted-samsung-is-not-exiting-the-camera-business-at-least-not-the-on

http://www.ixbt.com/digimage/samsung-nx1-part2.shtml

Again:

Would Samsung give up so early on NX1? Hard to believe an operation that size would be so fickle.