nx500 4k crop mode

[DigitalEd]

​Never used the NX1, but I use peaking in my Panasonics. For fixed shots (where I don't change de focal distance I think that the enlarged view is ok - even preferred), but when I have to change focus while filming, pressing a button to bring the enlarged view (if you are working with non-native lenses) could introduce some shaking in the camera; I got better results with peaking.

​I use my NX1 with non-native lenses  i use Nikon lens and i do not do the focus zoom in i hate that it is to slow to use.. In fact using non-native lenses the back display for some reason seem brighter and even more easy to see focus then using the Samsung lens.

75% if this video was shot with Nikon lens all 100% manual focus. The raid shooting parts i am on a tripod with a 100x300 F4 lens all manual focus with no zoom in and no focus peaking it was not hard to do at all. But i use a finder on the back screen to block out the light and and gives me a great looking view when shooting i even use it now when shooting photos..

finder http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BGFTSGU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

 

[Marcio Kabke Pinheiro]

I've used legacy lenses with my GH2 (and with a Olympus E-P1 in the past for stills) without peaking, with very good results. But a shoot a lot in live concerts, with poor lightning, and in this conditions peaking helps a lot compared to using a loupe in the LCD (I have one too).

[iamoui]

Samsung 10mm fisheye on nx500 4k crop mode

[alexO]

Is NX500's rolling shutter even better than NX1's? It's still much worse in 4K than in 1080p. 

 

 

 

another test (not mine)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/10kvymj5xok14t2/jello_test.mp4?dl=0