Ahhh, conformity. Could you tell me why on earth I’d want to post like you want me to post, rather than how I want to post? You’d like a homogeneous posting atmosphere, eh? To suit your sensitivities over a nameless, faceless corporation? Stop it and stop investing yourself into a brand because you think it somehow describes or reflects you. Leave it up to said corporation to put out the best products they can, without people giving them no incentive to do nothing, as they often see now. It’s more apparent to me that Samsung owners reward apparent mediocrity and this mediocrity is what Samsung strives for, with a clear focus on mediocre toy cameras, where their resources are going, while the higher end cams are still experiments.
Once again, those are nice pics, but there is also the example I’ve brought up before, where Samsung owners here talk “pocketability” of the NX without a lens (you know, because it works great without one). A similar example here is the claim that even at night, pics are very close to the higher end competitors. So far, the dark pics I see are static. Try presenting more examples where one has to drive up the ISO to reduce blur, such as during concerts or sports. It’s very easy to say the NX series is great at night, and I’ve even taken great WB650 pics at 10+ second exposures, mercifully, no movement was in the picture.
And it’s kind of funny about the focus peaking comment about Sony. That’s a dinosaur statement. People want more choices and some people have incredible lenses that are manual. Has nothing to do with their lens selection, since some people are using lenses that cost many times what the AF zeiss 24/1.8 costs, but they happen to be manual. On top of that, the case is very different because they’re tapping into the Leica/streetshooter/manual market and doing extremely well having such features as focus peaking, but apparently, the Samsung boys actually argue against the need for focus peaking in the NX series, when the simple implementation of it can get them a few more customers, each of which Samsung desperately needs to keep those high end cams and lenses going for the people that bought into them already.
