Let's talk about the 16-50pz
Re: Let's talk about the 16-50pz
markyboy81 wrote:
Personally I think that this is a very underrated lens.
I think many know this is a very good lens. It's possible its low price makes some assume it must be average.
It has advantages over the s lens version in that it's lighter and less bulky and that it's possible to zoom in and remotely using a smartphone, something you can't do with any other lens.
On top of this it's much cheaper than the s lens.
Currently my s lens is more or less glued to my nx1, however if I want to travel light with my nx500 I'll more often that not attach the pz, as its versatile, and better for video.
Anyone else loving using this lens?
I love it. Very little else on other platforms come close. Nikon 1 6.7-13mm (18-35mm in FF) is great and small but 3x plus in cost. Panasonic 14-42mm MK 2 is maybe closest I've used that is even cheaper (around £80 2nd hand).
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