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This one is for pics in low light

Great!Anything else? Maybe narrower focal range?

which is the best fast prime (1.4-1.8) to use on the NX1? Manual lenses are fine. Should be between 24-40mm or 50mm if necessary. Anything cheaper than the sigma 35mm 1.4?

4) and 1) are definitely my top choices. It's a shame a camera like this is unusable at 3200.

I think the problem is also hw. It will probably use hw decoding for h.265 and only work on specific settings. Unless they wanted to add it later the gpu won't be able to process anything above 8bit 420 and specific bitrate.

I'm not sure we're talking about the same thing. You may be referring to the banding in colors due to compression? I'm talking about the blue bands you get at high ISO, from 3200.

What do you guys think of the fujifilm 18mm f2 as a fast wide angle lens? I see it has an aperture ring so it could be used on the nx1 easily right? It's fairly cheap. oh wait...just realized it's for fuji mirroless cameras...

I think the GH3 used to have this banding issue...and I guess it was the just sensor.

what if it's just the sensor? You get lines at 3200 not grain.

Very interesting. I would like to test this, could you please upload telnetd since the samsung site takes forever to download?

shouldn't be phase detection like DSLRs?

In bright light the focus is not that much of a problem it's in low light that it just won't focus.. and by low light I mean great lit indoors. I don't think it's the lens though... I read that even the 16-50 S sucks in low light but I thought a real low light!!!

Hello, I'm using the nx1 for stills for my job and I find the AF extremely bad, not in line to what reviews said. My old Canon 550D is much faster and better in low light. I'm using it on the ski slopes with the 18-200mm with very good light and sometimes it misses the focus or is not that fast. Tonight i tried to use it indoors in a very good lit restaurant. At 18 till 70mm it would focus eventually, beyond it just hunts for focus and then give up, while any DSLR would focus instantly. I thought that with phase detection mirrorless cameras would behave the same as DSLR but I guess I was wrong. I tried to use every single focus option but for certain situations it just won't focus at all like if you're focussing on a white wall.

60i what the hell?

Higher bitrates will help in 120fps setting otherwise at 3200 ISO 4k the noise will be as bad since you get those horrible blue lines that have nothing to do with NR... it's the sensor.

How much do you think I should pay for the pentax I mentioned?

If the FD lenses are much better and even cheaper then I no advantage going Pentax

I'm interested more in the 28mm and zoom. Depends if the 28mm at f2.8 is decently sharp.

I've been offered the following Pentax vintage lenses: 28mm f2.8, 50mm f1.7, 35-105 f3.5... anyone ever used these?

So you don't actually get a s35 focal length?

How do m43 lenses cover the s35 sensor? Something it missing: inbody stabilization, I doubt lenses' IS works right?

Hi, do you have other lenses with no focus breathing? Seems like almost all the Nikon lenses have it.

could be because the processor has been developed to downscale in hardware?

I have always dreamed of the GH camera with a super 35mm sensor

Thanks, why is the Olympus so expensive?