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Prices for Samsung NX10 lens bundles Samsung says that the NX10 will initially be released with three interchangeable lens options : • 30mm f2 pancake • 18 - 55mm f3.5 - 5.6 OIS • 50 - 200mm f4 - 4.56 ED OIS These lenses will be available to buy on their own , or as bundles with the NX10 body . The basic package of the Samsung NX10 together with the 18 - 55mm kit lens will be launched at a price of £ 599 . Alternatively , the NX10 together with the 30mm pancake lens will cost £ 649 as a package . The camera body , 18 - 55mm lens and 30mm lens can be bought as a package for £ 749 . You will also be able to pick up the NX10 together with the 18 - 55mm lens and the 50 - 200mm zoom lens for £ 699 . All three lens combinations will be available to buy in March 2010 . Samsung plans to release a further three lenses a year for this new hybrid system . Samsung NX10 features The NX10 competes directly with Micro Four - Thirds cameras from Panasonic and Olympus , but it has an ace up its sleeve to nudge it ahead of its rivals : a full - size APS - C chip which measures 28.4mm diagonally - compared to the smaller sensors of Micro Four - Thirds cameras . Which ? digital camera expert Richard Parris says : ' With an image sensor as large as you'd find in a quality DSLR , this camera has the potential to deliver great shots despite its compact frame . ' Samsung's new system could prove a real challenge to Panasonic and Olympus's micro - four - thirds system , as consumers look for great photo quality from smaller , lighter camera bodies . ' Samsung claims a battery life of 400 shots per charge , a maximum ISO of 3200 , 3fps ( frames per second ) shooting and 720p HD video recording at 30fps . The NX10 is set to feature an electronic viewfinder with VGA resolution , a 3 - inch AMOLED display and a built - in pop - up flash . Which ? RSS and Twitter news feeds For daily consumer news , subscribe to the Which ? news RSS feed . If you have an older web browser you may need to copy and paste http : / / www.which.co.uk / feeds / reviews / news.xml into your newsreader . Find out more about RSS in the Which ? guide to RSS news feeds . You can also follow WhichNews on Twitter for all the latest consumer news , or follow WhichTech for technology updates .