Francesco Tasselli

..guys.. Camera Cospiracies is completely right.. if for a moment we don't consider the high iso performance, the NX1 is still at the top level in 2020. 
In 2020! And it was released in 2014.

Panny.. thanks a lot for your suggestions!
I've already talked with these shops yesterday but unfortunately they don't have the vlog upgrade available. They can order but don't know if the dmw-sfu2 will arrive.
However.. I will try with the german shops you indicated to me in the other forum thread. 
Many thanks!

Ι just can't justify leaving my NX kit to die. I have 2 NX1 and 1 NX500 and 1 NX3000 with multiple NX lenses, adapters, flash units (Metz/Samsung), extra batteries, chargers, almost everything.
It is not the best overal anymore, but still is No1 for me in:
A) ergonomics B) menu system and touch interface C) battery life (I still use the original batteries!)
D) there are at least 3-4-5 ways to do things, even an Fn button on lenses, touch screen, top dials, small screen at top, excellent screen and viewfinder, amazing wheels, just everything
E) never heats up! in the worst conditions, tested by me, in boats in the summer, in mid0-day weddings in tiny sun scorched islands, in 150min shows 
F) the 16-50 2-2.8f zoom is still a unique selling point, I never bothered with the Sigma 18-35mm because of this lens (for almost the whole range of the Sigma is just 0.2-0.4f difference, AND stabilized, and probably better focusing)
I even shoot multicam setups.
For every 8bit project, or photo session, I am just covered. and they are so beautiful to hold, if anyone has hold one, just knows what I mean..
I will move eventually, but until now nothing has moved me to the point of invest 10-15.000euros to make a similar setup. RF probably will be, I have EF glass too, but I am waiting to see how it will unfold. 
Even the tiny NX500 is the camera I have used the most in my life, my everyday cam, B or C cam in different professional setups, the one I use now that I work as an assistant director, always in my main NX1 bag as a backup (or B cam), just so small and beatufil and (Sony do you hear?!) 2 wheels! 

I have three!
One cost 290 euros body only. Bit battered though

still a good camera!
 
 

Typical journalist thinking, it’s always too quick/too late, too cheap/too expensive, too little/too much etc. with many contradictions.  The truth is the gear options are at an all time high, and if all brands stop releasing products now, it would still be a photographer’s and filmmakers paradise forever.  Only problem right now is that most of the best new mirrorless lenses are priced a bit high, but those are the lenses that are not used, revievew or recommended by EOSHD anyway.

I was just talking to my buddy about how sad it was that Samsung never released an nx2. Could you image a 10 bit nx1? Amazingness

Guys.. it is amazing how much the NX1 still holds in 2020 (not considering ISO limitations).
I continually compare the footage of the NX1 with that of the other cameras I use and still continue to prefer what the damn NX1 sensor produces.
 

Here's some other films of his:
(Shot with NX1)
 

Here is a VFX heavy short film I shot on the Samsung NX1 years ago, finally decided to finish it and get it online so here it is!  The last scene is the canon T3i 
all lenses used are the rokinon 24mm f1.4 and Canon 50mm f1.4  
Watching in 4k is strongly recommended as YouTube loves compressing things 
 
 
 
 

Hi guys, just want to share a simple video of a Olive-winged Bulbul which flew and perched on a tree just right in front of me at the local zoo. Shot with hacked Samsung NX1 with a 45mm 1.8 with AF and DIS on. At 4K UHD 180mbs, the details looks very good to me. Please ignore the background noise though as it was in the zoo afterall. 
 

Great post! I think design, UI, and ergonomics are an under-reported element to our work. As every NX1 will say, it is such an enjoyable camera to use. Not just the chunky grip and sensible button placement, but the straightforward, simple menus deserve a shoutout. As a general use photo camera nothing comes close.
Though I haven't used them, I think the Z6/Z7 are noteworthy for actually including a locator pin hole on the bottom--so simple, but so helpful.
On the other side, the Z Cam E2 has some unique design choices that stand out. Lack of a grip makes gimbal balancing easier, and the presence of two 1/4-20 threads makes it super stable. Unlike larger pro cameras, it's tiny and much more easily managed for a single person crew. Then there's the phenomenal Z Cam app: wired/wireless monitoring and control from an iPhone.
I noticed that! Definitely a nice touch.

I am using photo and video cameras for a lot of decades now (since when we only had film), nothing is even close to the NX1, it is just unbelievable how right this camera feels/is.
Super AMOLED screens, everything can be done in at least 3 ways, best touch screen implemantation so far, and still the best menus ever (Black Magic are amazing too, but they are just video cameras and their screens are bigger).
If you just grip the camera and take a couple of photos, then you are hooked for life.
Best size to weight ration also for me,.
I am waiting the new Canon R cameras, maybe they will be the closest thing to perfection.

I saw this on dpr. Do not know if it is any significant but I would love to see my NX lenses on a Z50!
https://***URL removed***/forums/post/63526091

Every time the NX1 gets mentioned, I return.

Very interesting finding! This camera is a treasure even after more than 4 years! 

I will take a test tomorrow with oled on/off with a color checker and see if I can determine a difference. Will post back in 24hrs.

I can confirm that turning OLED Color on/off creates a visible difference when shooting a colorchecker. Attached a photo of each. Looks like a bit higher saturation overall, but it is also not linearly increased for each color. Rather, blues seem to be a bit higher in saturation with OLED color on, and the magenta trace seems to pull true to magenta, while the magenta trace pulls slightly to the blue side of magenta with OLED color off. Also, my wallpaper, which I consider to be in the white family but containing some color looks much more yellow/warmer with OLED color on. However, the white squares on the color checker are almost identical between on and off, so white balance isn't really affected directly.
oled off.bmp
oled on.bmp

Hi Gals and Guys. I've been trying to match the NX1 to the Fuji Eterna profile in camera for a couple weeks and think I finally have it dialed in.  Here are my settings:
OLED color - ON Picture Wizard - Custom Color Green .95 Saturation -3 Sharpness -10 Contrast 0 Hue -6 Using FCPX and color match I'm able to get it to match perfectly in a click or two.
If anyone has other ideas or better settings I'd be happy to try them and post results.

I've used a cinema camera in my latest project, the Canon C200 recorded in Raw 12bit and aswell as the NX1 which I've been using as my main camera for last 3 years.  it continues to be so impressive that I prefer its image to that of the c200 but you're the judge.  
"the nx1 was whenever the video wasn't a fixed shot" 

Recently I took my antiquated Collectors Edition NX-1 out for nostalgia purposes. Came up with this.
Shot it with the S-Lenses. Mostly 16-50 + 4 filters over it
(BTW Autofocus is null & void with 4 Filters stacked on it)
Ungraded Still below if Interested


 
 

Hello all, I have been in Scotland for a week, what a beautiful country and people and I just want to share some pics and a short video playing with the very cheap 16-50PZ.
All auto WB, 0 Sat, -10NR, +1 Contrast and 6ºHue.
Video is just 7 seconds in Waverley Station testing autofocus. NX500 Hack NX-KS 140Mbps
https://drive.google.com/open?id=107TcnejXJJDhx8RpX4SGEc9lg2OFUe3z
All colour in camera, no post.

Andrew, I hope you'll respond to this as well as let us set up an ongoing NX1 users forum (not just one reflecting on the past nor the hopes for the future and an NX2, and I would buy one tomorrow.  Since there's no tech support line to call, I hope to answer some questions about odd things that have happened.   I've been using my NX1 for four years and love it.    Here are my top three questions.  Question 1 is: "Why would the luminance "bounce" on this shot?"  Question 2: "Has anyone had their NX1 go green on a night shoot?"  https://vimeo.com/152670688  . Question 3: "Do you find that the NX1 will override your settings in video if it feels the shot is overexposed?" This happened on a shoot we did of a woman in open shade with bright wall behind her.  The NX1 stopped down (though not in AUTO ISO) to compensate for all the white.    So, I feel like I'm married to Marilyn Monroe. The NX1 is stellar in so many situations (unparalled auto focus performance in the video below,
but once a year it goes a little nuts. NX1 goes green_SAM_0053_160121.mp4   Thanks - Fletch
Nx1 Bouncing Luminance.mov

I have lately been experimenting with video capture settings on the NX1 and I have been exploring a method of increasing dynamic range which I don't think has yet been touched upon.
It's really no big deal and I am not making any great claims but it may be of interest to some so I produced a quick video How-To.
Take is as fun, I have done very little real-world testing and it may be of little use, but over to you.
 

short film with settings RGB 1.99 , sat-2, sharpness -10, contrast -2. MB at 10. With anamorphic lens Bolex 16/32/1.5x.