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​Problem is the NX1 from what I read won't shoot any pictures or video with no lens attached and you can't disable the warning (eg "shoot without lens"). Are you sure these adapters will make the NX1 think a lens is attached even with no chip on?

Even with Gamma DR we should set Sharpness to -10? I don't like digitally sharpened images.

Will this adapter show "no lens attached"? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nikon-AI-AIS-F-Lens-to-Samsung-NX-Adapter-NX5-NX10-NX11-NX210-NX300-NX1000-CAP-/321151585263?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4ac6204bef Is this controlled with a pin on the mount or electronically? I mean will it be a problem is focus getting that warning message or will it disappear? I just got my NX1!

I see, Anyway even used the Tokina v1 is always double the price of a new 10-18.

Is the 16-50mm PZ lens shipped with the NX3000 the same one as the NX1 (not the S lens)?

great point for the Nikon f mount since they're all manual anyway... problem is the 10mm won't accept filters and I need to use a CPL filter for nature shooting, it helps a lot. The tokina is expensive I bought the nx1! Next is the 16-50mm apparently if it's better than the 18-55.

Thanks, it's either the tokina or the samyang 12mm because I need to use a cpl filter so the 10mm won't do it what about the 18-55 vs 16-50 PZ comparison? I can only buy the body so I need to get the kit lens separately. The 16-50 costs more but is it worth the extra cash in terms of quality? The motorized zoom looks weird to me being used to manual...also for what I could find the 18-55 doesn't rate that high but it's $80 less.

​I can confirm what you're saying. I clearly remember that when you set the focus to auto on the lens the focus ring won't do anything unless you set it back to manual. So it's controlled electronically!

OK so I have the Samyang options that are quite affordable for 12-10mm focal lengths. In terms of lens quality and video-oriented features what would you choose the 18-55mm III or the 16-50mm PZ?

Also aperture control...

Well I'm not interested in autofocus... if I can control aperture manually from the adapter then no... I don't need to buy a new lens since I only care about manual focus and aperture! I thought that on digital lenses you're stuck at full aperture. Also will ef-s lenses cover the entire NX1 frame?

​Yeah but I can't use the Canon EF-S lens (10-18mm) on the NX1!

I do have primes for that, but I can't find a way to match that lovely 10mm look. Maybe Samsung will release a new lens soon?

I wish I could afford the A7s... even though no 4K and 120fps 1080p is a loss IMHO. The lack of latitude worries me. How bad is it in low light? Could it be worse than my 550d?

Thanks guys. that's what I thought... I wasn't aware of any EF-S adapter, that's why I asked about buying new lenses. It really saddens me leaving the 10mm look, also even If I used it on the Samsung with no aperture control (not a funny way to shoot videos) will the EF-S lens cover all the sensor size on the NX1? Even the 12-24mm is not as wide

Hello, I'm an old Canon 550D/T2i and now I'm sick of its old image quality, fake HD etc. I need to upgrade to a new camera also an investment and I was thinking about the NX1, do you think will I regret it? What are the main cons I could experience with this camera coming from the Canon world? What worries me is lenses quality and cinematic look overall. The lenses I use right now with the 550d are the 18-55mm (kit lens), 10-18mm, Nikkor 35mm and various 50mm primes (which I rarely use for video). I would need to have at least this range covered, so I was thinking of getting the body only with 18-55mm (the 16-50 is pretty amazing but I can't afford it right now ) and still use the Nikkor 35mm with an adapter. Problem is: I'm really loving the wide shots I get with the 10-18mm on the Canon, how do I get the same look of the NX1 without getting a fish lens and spending a fortune? The Canon 10-18mm was pretty cheap! Also Samsung in Italy is currently running a promotion where you can get a free 16mm 2.4 or 30mm f2 or 45mm 1.8 or 50-200mm with the body so I don't know if I can temporarily use the 16mm as a wide lens until I find a good substitute.. Do you think the 18-55mm is any good for video, or at least on par the Canon counterpart? Thanks for any advice

I'm no expert but I doubt IS could ever work.

Hi, is there a way to use EF-S lenses on the NX1 and control the aperture? Also how does it work for the focal distance, what lenses cannot be mounted on the NX1 also due to the covering area?

So wait you cant change the ISO while recording? What else can't be changed? That's very disappointing.

I bet they can't even post sample videos.

Video frames here! http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/samsung-nx1/samsung-nx1GALLERY.HTM

What happened to this camera? No samples, no reviews, no production camera tests...nothing! update: well the pictures are starting to appear. I still see that weird digital overcompressed look at high ISO, doesn't this look awful coming from DSRL sensor of that power? https://s3.amazonaws.com/masters.galleries.dpreview.com/3067188.jpg?X-Amz-Expires=3600&X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&X-Amz-Credential=AKIAIWXD4UV3FXMIDQLQ/20141112/us-east-1/s3/aws4_request&X-Amz-Date=20141112T210321Z&X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&X-Amz-Signature=af8011a01c58ad3753a07d0e78ee8dc8d0c3c9a5f51cc5d1a51216e3a1567fb3 Samsung must be doing some weird processing. Even this at ISO400 looks pretty messed up https://s3.amazonaws.com/masters.galleries.dpreview.com/3067175.jpg?X-Amz-Expires=3600&X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&X-Amz-Credential=AKIAIWXD4UV3FXMIDQLQ/20141112/us-east-1/s3/aws4_request&X-Amz-Date=20141112T210503Z&X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&X-Amz-Signature=bc5984b3c3e1a32463b1f0deec2120cc334d025e43e1e01f00fc8c776e586e8c How would this translate to the video part? Mhmm

Rolling shutter is bad bad bad. I wonder why no one posted raw footage.

Still zero samples around! :o Anyway considering the power involved I'm surprised this camera doesn't support something more than 60fps, not even at 720p.

http://www.sonyalpharumors.com/canon-mega-teaser-was-a-double-flop-no-new-camera-and-wrong-advertising-based-on-a-movie-shot-on-a-sony/ Here's your answer!