12-26-2011, 06:22 PM
for Samsungs NX APS-c you get two kind of lenses. One set of pocketable ones as three Pencakes and one pancake zoom all of which are same size as mFT counterparts and beside the issue with the 16mm are all of them great when it comes to price versus IQ. All of them come without stabilization.
One more pancake at f1,8/55mm should be released first half of 2012 so with the NX200 you do get a camera for (larger) pockets.
The other ones are five larger sized Zoom and primes where especially the f1,4/85 is a large one. Those are as bulky as the ones Sony has release and those are better used with a DSLR style camera as NX11.
For Samsung (similar to Panasonic) not having to care about any DSLR legacy those two setups might make sense.
One more pancake at f1,8/55mm should be released first half of 2012 so with the NX200 you do get a camera for (larger) pockets.
The other ones are five larger sized Zoom and primes where especially the f1,4/85 is a large one. Those are as bulky as the ones Sony has release and those are better used with a DSLR style camera as NX11.
For Samsung (similar to Panasonic) not having to care about any DSLR legacy those two setups might make sense.