I am deciding come back to the NX as a second system
I am deciding come back to the NX as a second system
May 10, 2014
I have been bulding a A-mount Sony Alpha system and I know its E-mount could be a good choice because the compatibility with its A-E adapter, I am not completely interested by it E mount system.
I had a complete Samsung NX system before and still I keep a NX1100 plus the 20-50mm and the 50-200mm and the NX30 is getting more and more interesting, specially because it is smaller than the a77 (a very good and perfect camera btw) and the image quality that I got with the NX20 before was very good.
I have been trying the NX300 in store and the AF looks a little faster than my former NX20 but still a little slow (maybe because I am comparing with the a77), but someone with the NX30 knows which NX lenses as compatible with the PDAF system on the NX30 sensor? are the 50-200mm and the 18-55mm compatible? what about the 85mm?
Thanks...
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Sony a77 / DT 30mm f2.8 Macro / DT 16-50mm f2.8 / 70-200mm f2.8G 1.4X TC / 100mm f2.8 Macro / 500mm f8 Reflex
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