Frankie

• Up to $500  nikon 5200 - Sony a6000
• $500 - $1000 BMPCC - BMMCC
• $1000 - $1500 GH4 - FZ2000 (to be proven) - Samsung NX1
• $1500 - $2000 Fuji XT2
• $2000 - $3000 Digital Bolex (not built anymore)
• $3000 - $5000 Panasonic HX1, Sony A7S II
• $5000 - $10,000  Red Raven, 1DX MK II, 
• $10,000 and above... Panasonic Varicam LT - Arri Alexa - Red Scarlet W - Epic - ...

• Up to $500  nikon 5200 - Sony a6000
• $500 - $1000 BMPCC - BMMCC
• $1000 - $1500 GH4 - FZ2000 (to be proven) - Samsung NX1
• $1500 - $2000 Fuji XT2
• $2000 - $3000 Digital Bolex (not built anymore)
• $3000 - $5000 Panasonic HX1, Sony A7S II
• $5000 - $10,000  Red Raven, 1DX MK II, 
• $10,000 and above... Panasonic Varicam LT - Arri Alexa - Red Scarlet W - Epic - ...

• Up to $500  nikon 5200 - Sony a6000
• $500 - $1000 BMPCC - BMMCC
• $1000 - $1500 GH4 - FZ2000 (to be proven) - Samsung NX1
• $1500 - $2000 Fuji XT2
• $2000 - $3000 Digital Bolex (not built anymore)
• $3000 - $5000 Panasonic HX1, Sony A7S II
• $5000 - $10,000  Red Raven, 1DX MK II, 
• $10,000 and above... Panasonic Varicam LT - Arri Alexa - Red Scarlet W - Epic - ...

+1 to that mate

You can get a great lens setup if you can live without AF. I'm thinking of getting the NX1 and a Samsung wide for steadicam and seeing how AF does; but for everything else, I'm really happy with my Nikkor primes, some of them I've shot with for 15 years.
Favorites for a budget setup:
85mm 1.8 Af is gorgeous, under $300; Series E 100mm 2.8, under $100 and really really nice budget lens… 28mm AIS is legendary, under $300 and a great "normal" lens on APS-C/super 35. Add any version of the 50mm 1.8 for next to nothing and maybe a Rokinon wide if you need something in the 12-14mm range. I use the 28-70 2.8 often when I need a zoom for tight spaces or fast gigs, that's more in the $700 and up range though. And you can get an old beater push-pull 80-200 2.8 for a couple hundred these days - I skip it when I can use the 85 or 100, but for really long shots on APS-C, it's got a sexy look, but having rails and a lens support is mandatory. The 180mm 2.8 AF is also a superb lens and affordable if you really need a long lens and don't want to use the giant zoom. The 300mm F4 AF is a killer and usually well under a grand if you need to go crazy long, too.

Hi Manilo,
Why don't you just buy a nx1 with a long zoom and a macro lens?
It depends on what you plan to use it for, but the 18-200 is a versatile lens, especially for video, even if the aperture is not fixed, then you can use the macro samsung lens or get a sigma or nikon 105mm macro with an adapter...
I personnally use sigma 18-35, 35 and 105 macro for 90% of my work for both stills and video when I don't need autofocus. I also have the small 45mm (+-70mm eq.) wich is a fantastic gem for its price. !

Crappy 4k is no better than good 1080p