NX100 x OK Go “What is your next project?” winning 2 awards at ADFEST 2011!

Samsung’s NX100 with OK Go “What is your next project? Last Leaf” campaign has won 2 awards from 14^th ADFEST on 18th of March, the three-day festival of advertising, ideas and creativity held at Mövenpick Resort & Spa in Phuket, Thailand from March 17th to 19th, 2011.

“What is your next project? Last Leaf” has won silver prize from Film Craft Lotus “Single for Animation” category and bronze prize from Cyber Lotus “Best Use of Viral” category.

Founded in 1998, ADFEST is Asia Pacific’s largest annual regional advertising festival celebrating and raising the standard of creativity in the region.

ADFEST 2011′s theme, “JUMP START,” reflects ADFEST’s commitment to the promising beginning not only of the young blood in the advertising and production industries, but also the revived inspiration of professionals, as well as ADFEST’s reconfirmation as a leading advertising event with renewed energy.

“What is your next project? Last Leaf” campaign partnering with viral music video pioneers OK Go in creating the band’s latest music video has marked out uncharted territory for both music videos and camera brand marketing. The music video was filmed using the new Samsung NX100, Samsung’s latest innovation in premium camera technology.

http://www.samsungimaging.net/2011/03/31/nx100-x-ok-go-what-is-your-next-project-winning-2-awards-at-adfest-2011/.

Amateur Photographer Award Winners 2011

Power of Photography Award

Winner: Cathal McNaughton

Exceptional Achievement in Photography Award

Winner: Geoffrey Crawley

Accessory of the Year

Winner: Vanguard Up-rise Messenger 38 Photo Bag

Software of the Year

Winner: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3

Printer of the Year

Winner: Epson Stylus Pro 3880

Consumer Compact Camera of the Year

Winner: Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ10

Enthusiast Compact Camera of the Year

Winner: Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX5

Entry-level Camera of the Year

Winner: Nikon D3100

Enthusiast Camera of the Year

Winner: Canon EOS 60D

High-end Camera of the Year

Winner: Nikon D3s

Entry Compact System Camera of the Year

Winner: Samsung NX100

Advanced Compact System Camera of the Year

Winner: Samsung NX10

Zoom Lens of the Year

Winner: Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM

Fixed Focal Length Lens of the Year

Winner: Nikkor 85mm f/1.4D AF

Innovation of the Year

Winner: Sony Translucent Mirror Technology

AP Reader Product of the Year

Winner: Pentax 645D

Product of the Year

Winner: Canon EOS 60D





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Samsungimaging’s Special Invitation – The 2nd Imageloger’s Exhibition

Last Saturday, the Samsung imageloger’ s Exhibition was held at Samsung d’ light in Seoul. This second exhibition followed on the heels of the first successful exhibition held in June of this year.

Like the last exhibition, many people participated in everything from the opening ceremony to viewing Imagelogers’ photos to just enjoying the whole event. The second half of the Imageloger’s Photo Exhibition will be held from December 18, 2010 until January 15, 2011 in the gallery hall of the Samsung d’light.

As you may or may not already know, Imageloger is a combination of the words ‘image’ and ‘blogger’. It refers to a social relationship or space through which we share stories by way of images. The Imageloger is aimed to contribute to a better and happier world while sharing images under the title of “I am a good blogger.”

Introduction of the Imagelogers and the reports on their activities were made by Samsung’s staffs in charge of this event. Ten Imagelogers from China visited the opening ceremony and celebrated the photo exhibition. They also didn’t forget to mention their expectation of Samsung’s new camera which will make its debut sometime in the upcoming year.

We can’t forget the awards ceremony for the best Imagelogers. Samsung awarded plaques and additional prizes to four Imagelogers. They were surprised yet delighted at receiving the unexpected prizes. Also, Samsung held a lucky draw for the attendees by giving the Galaxy Tab and a Samsung camera.

While enjoying refreshments, attendees had time to appreciate 116 of the awesome pictures taken by the Imagelogers from 16 countries including those by Daniel Kulinski and Ben Heine.

To see pictures from the exhibition, click on the Korean site:

http://www.samsungimaging.co.kr/photography-challenge/main/index.do?blogId=319475#

The imagelogers` Very Special Exhibition!

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NX10 has received the medal for the best product!

Samsung NX10 – medal of PFV Fair for the best product presented during fairs

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Samsung WB1000(TL320) – golden FOTON awarded by Światobrazu.pl readers for the best digital compact camera

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NX10 won an award at ‘Lodz Foto Fair’. This time, it happened in Poland!

Samsung NX10 has received the medal of PFV Fair for the best product presented during fairs. Interchangeable lens camera NX10 was the only camera to have won the best product while none of the other DSLR cameras nor hybrid cameras have won.

Plus, WB1000(TL320) also won the golden FOTON awarded by Światobrazu.pl readers for the best digital compactamera.

‘Lodz Foto Fair’ is the biggest foto branch annual event in Poland, and was held March 25th to 27th this year. Now in its 13th year, it was the second time Samsung was present at the event.

The scene of Samsung’s booths

At the event, there were 14,500 visitors who are interested in photographic equipment, and 160 exhibitors from Poland and foreign countries.

A total of 33 journalists (press, radio, tv) invited presonally to Samsung booth, 212 journalists in general present on the fair. During the fairs Samsung displayed its portfolio of new digital cameras and camcorders. All the main DSC/DVC clients invited and present (Fotojoker, Euro, Partner, Havo, Neonet, Terg, MIX, Action, Media Expert).

A lot of media such as main newspapers and portals covered the story about Lodz Foto Fair. Wirtualna Polska, one of the biggest portal sites in Poland, reported the story focusing on winning of NX10 and WB1000(TL320).

Samsung ST550 concludes 2009 with the Pogie Award

Finally 2009 has come to an end, and various tech-medias are giving out their annual awards for the best or most innovative products.
Among those media’s, David Pogue from The New York Times has taken his time, for the fifth consecutive year, to review a few products to spotlight again as truly innovative products, by awarding them with the “Pogie Award”.

Thereby, we’re glad and honored to announce that the Samsung ST550, known as the Samsung TL225 in the states, received the Pogie Award as one of the products featuring the year’s best tech ideas.
David Pogue was especially impressed by the front LCD, which, not only, allows you to frame self-portraits, display a self-timer countdown, displaying a happy face as a “Smile”, or playing a choice of cartoon animation.
Wrapping up the short review with the words “But what a great idea”.

To read the full review, please click here.
For more details about the Samsung ST550/TL225, please click here.

Thank you,

SamsungImaging.net

Winner of ‘Observeur du Design Award’, Samsung C10!

On October 22nd, APCI(Agency for the Promotion of Industrial Creation) proceeded ‘Observeur du Design Award’ in Paris, France.

APCI is the group that France government built in 1983 for industry and culture of France. Purpose of this group is promoting French design in France and abroad. They also work for design schools and agencies in France to develope their design skills.

APCI holds ‘Observeur du Design Award’ every year to award to the most innovative designed product. And guess what? Samsung SMX-C10 camcorder won the 1st prize out of 1500 competitive products this year!

SMX-C10 camcorder was rewarded for strong brand visibility and contributing to educate the general public on design.

APCI also processed competition for ICSID (International Council of Societies of Industrial Design) label from June. 15 Samsung products received this label so they are now going to be displayed at the Cité des Sciences & de l’Industrie for 3 months, from October 2009 to February 2010.