Does anyone has experiences with the Samsung NX11?
I'm considering to buy a new camera and the Samsung NX11 has been recommended to me. I'm curious if anyone has worked with it and can tell me some good and bad things about it.
Thanks in advance!
I just went the mirrorless route myself and chose the Sony NEX-5, which is about the same price as the Samsung. Both have the large sensor, but the Sony has smaller body, which I personally liked. Just not a big fan of the big DSLR bodies. The Sony just felt really comfortable to me, and I liked it's touchscreen.
I think the Samsung is a pretty good option though. Go try it out somewhere. For what it's worth, I've had the Sony for one day, and it's pretty cool.
I use Samsung NX100 and all the pictures in my album here are made with this camera (except one). NX100 is similar to the NX11 differs mainly the lack of viewfinder.
I am happy with this camera, but obviously this is not ideal.
First, what I like most: Samsung has a very good and inexpensive lenses (I mean prime lenses). There are small and, therefore, called pancakes. I have and mainly use 30mm/f2.0 and 20mm/f2.8 and both are very good (and out of competition comparing to lenses from other for that price). Zoom lenses are average but not worse.
I like size of whole body + lens. So far, I used DSLR and I wanted a camera that I could carry.
I don't like: quality images in jpg (so I use RAW). A few lenses (but will be more). ...and it is slower than the Canon 7d which I had ;)
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I think the Samsung is a pretty good option though. Go try it out somewhere. For what it's worth, I've had the Sony for one day, and it's pretty cool.
I am happy with this camera, but obviously this is not ideal.
First, what I like most: Samsung has a very good and inexpensive lenses (I mean prime lenses). There are small and, therefore, called pancakes. I have and mainly use 30mm/f2.0 and 20mm/f2.8 and both are very good (and out of competition comparing to lenses from other for that price). Zoom lenses are average but not worse.
I like size of whole body + lens. So far, I used DSLR and I wanted a camera that I could carry.
I don't like: quality images in jpg (so I use RAW). A few lenses (but will be more). ...and it is slower than the Canon 7d which I had ;)