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Don't you see the awful artifact that you get due to the rolling shutter? I don't think I could ever use it. It gives me headaches watching a clip like that. Am I the only one?

I bet it can't handle the NX1+ Tokina 11-16... it's a heavy set.

Doesn't look like a major upgrade at all, stil no freaking permanent manual focus with samsung lenses. I wonder if zoomed focus peaking now works with videos. I don't get why the keep on "wasting time" on features nobody asked.

I love the song anyway! Name of the song?

What I'm not satisfied about the NX1 is the low light capabilities. It seems much worse than my old 550D.

NX1 destroyed...

​Yeah OK...but come on how difficult is it for them to keep MF ALWAYS set like in picture mode? I find this little "workaround" ridiculous.

I added this to the list of bugs a month ago.

Yeah I know it's pretty annoying and I hate it. It should definitely be addressed via FW upgrade.

Is it available already? Honestly SSD is useless for storage (due to the price of course)

So...does it have bad rolling shutter or not?

They're not really fixing important stuff or adding new features!

What did you use?

​Mac only Which is the fastest for Windows?

Looks like the rolling shutter is greatly reduced.

What's the cheapest one you would recommend?

Hi, I need some help understanding how things work technically mainly. I own a cheap Opteka SV-HD http://www.amazon.com/Opteka-SteadyVid-SV-HD-Stabilizer-Release/dp/B00DRGQETA, even when I find a perfect front-back and right-left balance I'm never able to get a smooth shot no matter how hard I try. Considering the more expensive options like the Glidecam 2000 or ProArm USA AutoPilot that actually look and work the same what exactly do they have cheap stabilizers don't? I mean if it's just a matter of physics once you find the balance what changes on the product that lets actually achieve a smooth shot?

My last two videos couldn't be published due to copyright infringement. So... they should copy YT on this and let the owner monetize.

I honestly love Transcend cards: cheap, fast and reliable! I have the 64GB UHS-1 Ultimate card and it writes at 30MB/s and it reads at 96MB/s even it's rated at 45 max! I believe when you buy Sandisk cards you're paying for the brand since they could be as fast or faster at times but it's a writing speed you don't even need!

What about the sigma 28-70 ex? can the nikon mount be used on the nx1?

I have plenty of raw footage I can give you, just wait next week and I will upload them for you they come from this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZBN3aKS4EI

can you post samples of the aliasing problem?

It doesn't work on my nx1, once I stop recording it goes back to auto focus when I hit the record button for a new video. I'm using the 16mm f/2.4

I noticed that I'm getting those weird lines while recording in 120fps! Not sure if this happens with other resolutions. Let's see if the new firmware fixes it. I see they fixed the manual focus setting in video mode? I'm testing that out. Edit: I attached a sample, by the way you still need to set manual focus everytime you stop recording...unbelievable!

I wonder how the low light performance would be with a 42MP sensor...