Still worth while to buy 16/2.4
Re: Still worth while to buy 16/2.4
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I've been thinking of getting the NX 16/2.4. Is this still a good idea, given that the NX system has been discontinued now for years?
The cheaper NX lenses are still worth getting. Folks will be still shooting Samsung cameras for a few years yet. I got a 2nd NX500 to ensure I have a body for a long time to come.
And, what is a good price for it? I see a possibility of buying one new for $239.
That's about right. It's a very good pancake imo - I use it more than any other lens on my Samsungs, for street shooting.
I have both the NX3000 and NX500. I'm willing to sell off the 30 and the 45. What is the best way to sell them? I was thinking of KEH since I haven't done much on ebay and don't want the hassle.
What are your thoughts?
The 30 and 45 are both excellent lenses but if you're not using them they'll fetch a decent price atm.
Thanks
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