I started a thread about buying an nx1 or a x-t2, since i love the colors i get from my nx300 and it’s great LCD.
But now I’m thinking on spending less. And the nx30 has the same nx300. But with an evf, what I’m missing right now
I’ve read about the rainbow tearing effect. Is it a real issue? How often do you see it?
Thanks again
I don't remember if NX30 had a mic input. If it did then yes, I'd buy it
I think it does have a mic input..
Sorry to hijack the thread, but I've been looking for an external mic for my NX1 but reviews are mixed. Do you have any recommendations? I'm not sure if I need stereo...
I think any external mic is a million times better than the internal mic. Professionals may be picky about the mics, but I saw the video below and the 87USD option seemed perfect for everything I need... so went with that
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