Staying the course - just bought a 50-150mm
Staying the course - just bought a 50-150mm
Dec 9, 2015
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After reading all the threads recently (and participating in a few) discussing Samsung's future I began to consider what I wanted to do next...but after reading a few separate threads about how great these cameras are and outside of a super tele the system really is complete (for my purposes). Then last night I stumbled on a 50-150mm f2.8 S for a really good price and snapped it up.
It truly looks to be a remarkable lens and is extremely versatile for portrait photography (albeit a bit big...)
Bottom line is unquestionably the NX system is capable of some amazing images and in many ways they are already a year or so ahead of some other systems so I am comfortable that I will be able to get 4-5 years out of this gear and by then hopefully Samsung has 8k cameras readily available which I still think will revolutionize photography.
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