The GX series is not dead...

alexramos · 04-07-2009, 03:27 PM

Some Samsung represents said that GX series will continue, but now all the efforts are on NX system.
The GX serie not considered entry level cameras just advance amateurs body like GX10/GX20.

If the GX serie is not dead, which would be the best way for GX serie with the NX in the market, to continue with APS-C cameras for advanced amateurs and Pro and a complete APS-C line-up lenses like Pentax or FF cameras its lenses??

I like the APS-C system and could be a good way with Pro lenses (built-in motor, fast aperture, electronical aperture control, sealed, internal focus and zoom, etc...) to good price and size...

res3567 · 04-08-2009, 05:39 PM

Originally posted by alexramos

Some Samsung represents said that GX series will continue, but now all the efforts are on NX system.
The GX serie not considered entry level cameras just advance amateurs body like GX10/GX20.

If the GX serie is not dead, which would be the best way for GX serie with the NX in the market, to continue with APS-C cameras for advanced amateurs and Pro and a complete APS-C line-up lenses like Pentax or FF cameras its lenses??

I like the APS-C system and could be a good way with Pro lenses (built-in motor, fast aperture, electronical aperture control, sealed, internal focus and zoom, etc...) to good price and size...

What does the NX system employ?

04-07-2009, 03:27 PM	#1
alexramos Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: USA, Florida Posts: 42	The GX series is not dead... Some Samsung represents said that GX series will continue, but now all the efforts are on NX system. The GX serie not considered entry level cameras just advance amateurs body like GX10/GX20. If the GX serie is not dead, which would be the best way for GX serie with the NX in the market, to continue with APS-C cameras for advanced amateurs and Pro and a complete APS-C line-up lenses like Pentax or FF cameras its lenses?? I like the APS-C system and could be a good way with Pro lenses (built-in motor, fast aperture, electronical aperture control, sealed, internal focus and zoom, etc...) to good price and size...

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04-08-2009, 05:39 PM	#2
res3567 Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Houston Tx. Photos: Gallery Posts: 1,876	Originally posted by alexramos Some Samsung represents said that GX series will continue, but now all the efforts are on NX system. The GX serie not considered entry level cameras just advance amateurs body like GX10/GX20. If the GX serie is not dead, which would be the best way for GX serie with the NX in the market, to continue with APS-C cameras for advanced amateurs and Pro and a complete APS-C line-up lenses like Pentax or FF cameras its lenses?? I like the APS-C system and could be a good way with Pro lenses (built-in motor, fast aperture, electronical aperture control, sealed, internal focus and zoom, etc...) to good price and size... What does the NX system employ?