Ariston

personally, that lens is enough for your needs.

NX300? you'll be fine with the bundled 18-55 kit. ;-) the camera's IQ is top notch.

the funny part is, I was even using the stock Samsung micro SDHC which are deemed slower and are rated Class 4. compatibility issues perhaps or defective card or camera?

although I'm really not a dedicated jpeg shooter, I'm finding the high ISO jpegs to be really good, in fact competitive. if the jpeg engine could produce such image quality, one must wonder what...

it will update the previous firmware of the NX30mm but I doubt it will have any effect on the old bodies. it will probably help to communicate with the PDAF sensor circuitry more or less. we'll...

Yes, it's a lensware. I'll try shooting with the new firmwares later.  I'll just finish some of the images I'm processing right now. this month has been brutal. anyway, how do you find the new LR...

maybe you are just replying to a mere pretender who is trying to convince others that he is a real photographer? LOL ! the funny thing about these forums is that schoolboys and novice owners with...

funny. :-D

I think this is one reason why quick testing should be discouraged or important to mention that such impression is still inconclusive due to limited use since this could really cause some...

what do you mean by slightly? :-O

unfortunately Yes. I suggest that you get the NX300 instead.

I'll see to it if it can be done sooner, since May will be busy as well. after that, I'm not sure if I'll have enough time to conduct further in-depth testing. what I have right now however are...

just read about the details about the firmware updates. seems like Samsung addressed a lot of the issues. there are 2 firmware updates. one for the camera and one for the lens. I'll try overwriting...

give them a break. atleast they released a firmware which is more important than having a rumored upcoming detail fix with no firmware. :-D

it would also help if you turn on AF assist lamp on. that will help the camera to focus lock better.

despite the lens being bigger on a smaller sensor, I believe there is use for such cameras, since small sensor cameras are limited by by designating a mid-quality lens for them more or less. the...

I believe it comes down to people who wants ,needs and have to own the camera immediately versus people who waits until the price goes down :-D and everything is set before they buy the camera....

futile excuse. you just got owned again. :-D

OWNED ! :-D that's what happens when a novice owner starts preaching gospels to real photographers. he gets exposed for what his capability or knowledge really is, which is a big fat "0". LULZ!

great point. or maybe he doesn't have one apart from not knowing how to shoot nor doesn't do photography that's why he wastes his time arguing with people around the forums.  :-D