Mattias Burling

​This, if a person gets only one prime lens it should be that!

Plenty.
I have a super sharp $10 Yashica 50mm f1.9. Works great on the NX1. Here is a 4K sample.
 
Also the Zeiss 50mm and Tokina 24mm in this goes on the NX and cost less than $20.
 
This would also work. Bought it twice, both times for less than $15.
 

What's nice about that yashinon, is that it looks pretty good right out of the box. If you need a quick turnaround time, that is a nice lens to have. The color and contrast are well balanced. 

I think maxotics will be happiest of all.

It arrived to 11 punds! 

Haven't had that much time to use it yet. And haven't used it for a serious gig yet. But. Basically  it's my Favorite camera of all time.

Yeah you read right. But in reality you can get it brand new for 7 bucks.
Guess how good it is...

Lens: http://www.ebay.com/itm/231355207354
Adapter: http://www.ebay.com/itm/251654647579
 
 

​Because your not the Talent, so your not supposed to understand either.
My point is, sometimes its your customer who decides and they view them self with their own eyes. That you must understand if you care about your job :)

I would say it means Nikon Mount so you can control aperture on the NX1.

Here we are..
 

I got a bit inspired by Ed and decided to make a test in order to answer a few questions and was hoping for some help.
What I'm trying to answer is what type of images appeal to what type of people online.
Therefor I'm posting this on various forums and ask my friends and such in order to get everything from fellow producers, to enthusiasts, pro shooters and all the way to people that couldn't care less about cameras.
As a bonus I'm looking to see what type of people notice artifacts, what people think about different grades, lights, movement and so on.
So in Part 1
I'm simply recording a selfie while I'm chewing gum (yes its boring like nothing else).
If you feel like helping out I would appreciate it.
To clarify, I rather know which you liked best in each scene/look than which one you liked best over all.
I will post the result from the votes here in a few days or so.
Thanks, Mattias
 

Well here's my take:
Part 1:
BACD
Part 2:
DCAB
CBAD

The only native glass I used was the 30/2.0. Most of the footage is vintage. 
I recommend looking for m42 and C/Y mounted lenses. They are future proof since they even work on Canon full frame. 
You can see the 35mm, 24mm and two 50mm that all works great on the NX1 in this.
 

The Samsung NX1 colors look great.

Didn't have much to say about it. Its a good camera with great bang for the buck so I just peppered it with footage instead.
 
Didn't have much to say about it, its a good camera with lots of bang for the buck.
So I mostly peppered it with footage.

It's all pretty straight forward. 
I started to edit the results yesterday but didn't have time to finish. Hopefully tonight. 

Didn't have much to say about it. Its a good camera with great bang for the buck so I just peppered it with footage instead.
 
Didn't have much to say about it, its a good camera with lots of bang for the buck.
So I mostly peppered it with footage.

I got a bit inspired by Ed and decided to make a test in order to answer a few questions and was hoping for some help.
What I'm trying to answer is what type of images appeal to what type of people online.
Therefor I'm posting this on various forums and ask my friends and such in order to get everything from fellow producers, to enthusiasts, pro shooters and all the way to people that couldn't care less about cameras.
As a bonus I'm looking to see what type of people notice artifacts, what people think about different grades, lights, movement and so on.
So in Part 1
I'm simply recording a selfie while I'm chewing gum (yes its boring like nothing else).
If you feel like helping out I would appreciate it.
To clarify, I rather know which you liked best in each scene/look than which one you liked best over all.
I will post the result from the votes here in a few days or so.
Thanks, Mattias
 

Nice shots Matt, what made you decide to go NX1, I mean you must have looked at the GH4 also but went NX1? I've been looking at GH4?

One of the best reviews of the NX1 around, very good footage with good lenses (apart from the kit lens that most reviews use). This camera is a Pro level camera, and should be treated as such (Like you did), and yet most reviews seem to show it as a low-tier camera which is disapointing.
 
Eitherway, Im buying mine next week (I've been saying this for about a month -..- ), I absolutely agree with you, this camera surpasses the GH4 by a long shot, and I dont think the rolling shutter is that bad, even for hand-held (unless its really fast paced action).
I am very secure about my purchase, and I know, its the best camera for the price (even against expencifier cameras).

What a coincident! I bought mine today used in copenhagen for about 1500 USD with the 16-50mm S lense and battery grip. i will enjoy watching the rest of your review while huging my NX1 camera! thanks for the great work

Didn't have much to say about it. Its a good camera with great bang for the buck so I just peppered it with footage instead.
 
Didn't have much to say about it, its a good camera with lots of bang for the buck.
So I mostly peppered it with footage.

Bra recension

Didn't have much to say about it. Its a good camera with great bang for the buck so I just peppered it with footage instead.
 
Didn't have much to say about it, its a good camera with lots of bang for the buck.
So I mostly peppered it with footage.

Camera C in part 2 looked best to me. D looked good as well.