Samsung EX2F - size does matter!
Re: Samsung EX2F - size does matter!
norman shearer wrote:
shademaster wrote:
norman shearer wrote:
Here's a shot of my wife's father and a friend of his.
Nice shot. The hair is a tad oof. With the EX2F it would not be an issue.
Touche. I guess I could have stopped down if I'd wanted. But then the background isolation would not have been as good. FWIW, according to the EXIF data, it was f/2.6 at 47mm equiv. I don't remember exactly what max aperture on LX100 is at 47m equiv, but I *think* I *was* stopped down at least a little bit
(but it was pretty darn close to wide open http://www.dpreview.com/files/p/articles/9166939407/images/Equiv_Ap.png
I don't really know if the hair is oof, I was just kidding!
I see you have an NX300. When I was after a backup NX500 and not finding one at a decent price I did consider the NX300 might fill the role. Nearly bit the bullet on one and then a bargain Coolpix A came along instead.
I know. I can't stick my Samsung lenses on the Coolpix A if my NX500 breaks but at least I'll have a small silent street shooter that can fill that role. Still it would leave me with a bunch of Samsung lenses and no body to use them on. Gawd - I hate dilemmas. I'll probably end up watching NX300 prices and snagging one at some point..
Yep, the samsung stuff isn't getting any cheaper. I should have gotten an NX1 when there was the firesale at B&H. Now they're back up (if available at all). Oh, well.
PS It's hard for me to go back to the NX300 after LX100 due
to...
the...
processing....
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when shooting RAW bursts. But I am still always happy with anything I shoot with the NX 30mm.
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