Samsung's NX200 is its second mirrorless camera, the first being somewhat of a flop. The NX200 manages to fix all of the issues in its predecessor and, with a 20.3 megapixel sensor, captures an impressive amount of detail at lower ISOs. The noise reduction is a bit heavy-handed when shooting JPEG (and RAW slows the camera down), but some may not notice or even appreciate the cleaner files. Other interesting features include the ability to shoot at 30 fps at 5 megapixels, a 3-inch OLED screen, a sexy metal body, and extensive customization options. The NX lens lineup is still in its infancy yet growing steadily, and all include the very useful iFN button as an on-lens customizable button. The competition is stiff, yet if you want resolution in a small package (and can't stomach the NEX-7's price tag), this is your camera.