Josue Chaparro

I love the camera, but I'm more of a stills guy. I've already got a lot of canon glass, that I don't want to have to sell to switch systems. Maybe in the future, I may switch to Sony when they get more glass.

Hey guys, I'm looking to sell a samsung nx1. Its pretty much brand new, I haven't used it much. I'm asking $1100.

This is a dilemma for me. I don't shoot professionally but have a 5d3 to make videos, which I enjoy very much. I'm very tempted with the a7s because of the image quality. The only reason I'm hesitant is that, Sony will probably release one in a year or so, with internal 4k and improved rolling shutter and I'm unfamiliar with the resale value of such a camera. With canon, you know that the resale value of a camera won't take a huge hit because of the enormous customer base they have. I'm not sure who you could sell the a7s to if a newer version with internal 4k comes out. I don't think photographers will be looking to buy a 12mp camera, and videographers will surely want to move on to the newer version. So what are your opinions on the resale value, do you think it could fall by 1k this time next year?

I'm a complete newbie, but what difference in image quality does 12bit vs 10bit make?  I'm assuming that 10bit recording would take up less data…meaning the write speed of a CF card would be less demanding?  Would you still get a 50d if you already had an MKIII?

Aside from getting RAW footage on the mkIII , would the quality of the 1080p video that we currently get, increase? (a more pristine, sharp image)