Adapter zum Anschließen von Samsung NX Objektiven an MFT Kameras?
Mit meiner Samsung NX3000 Kamera bin ich absolut nicht zufrieden. Zu stark spiegelndes Display, kein Sucher, kein Anschluß für Kabel Fernauslöser und Steuerung mit Handy klappt auch nicht. Habe inzwischen Panasonic Kamera, möchte aber gern die Objektive von Samsung an der Panasonic verwenden. Leider habe ich bisher vergeblich nach einem geeigneten Adapter gesucht, hat jemand eine Idee ob und wo man einen bekommen könnte? Sonst sind die Objektive nur noch zum wegwerfen da.
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I don’t think you’ll find anyone. Even with photodiox, which actually have for as good as all adapters, there is no one.
The NX system was displaced relatively quickly from the market, although the cameras were really not bad, but a tick too expensive then. An adapter would theoretically be possible because there are about 6mm space, but it would also have to accommodate electronics, because all lenses of Samsung are electronically controlled (Focus-by-wire).
I think because Samsung was such an exot, the development costs for such an adapter would not be profitable. And that’s why there’s nix.
I’d honestly see if you get a higher NX1 or NX30. They have a seeker.
Look here.
https://www.dslr-forum.de/showthread.php?t=1273799
The NX3000 was identical to the 3300 I had. Although very splashed, but otherwise first-class camera with high image quality. At least that made me clear for the beginning.
A display mainly reflects more light – why do you take photos with more light? Mobile phone control is actually superfluous, cable triggers basically more or less also in many things, because there are timers. It’s not that you’d be thrown up without being completely abandoned. And searcher doesn’t actually use any of the macros (I take it for your name)
I’d keep the camera as she is. With this you can also photograph other things. Or just look at what the NX system is doing. Otherwise invest in a new MFT system. That’s pretty good.
Thanks for the quick answer, but you could not offer an adapter. But the NX3000 lies with me in the closet with lenses because I have now arrived at the Lumix G9 because of 6k for macro photos. Before G70 and G81 with 4k. Insects can thus also be taken up in light Winböen and a sharp picture is guaranteed. In addition, in 4k/6k mode, you can start recording (from the hand) shortly before the object and slide slowly over it to the other side and then stack the middle sharp images. Timer is not particularly good for macros, it can happen that the insect flies away shortly before the end. As far as the problem with mirroring is concerned, on sunny days – sun from the front I see more than the motiv and sun from the back or side radiates the display, without sun or no clouds.
Nevertheless, thanks for your effort, I’m just sorry for the lenses. I wrote the camera down.
Many cameras offer correct focus bracketing. Internal focus stacking is not a good solution because it always comes to image errors that are not counted out by the camera. In the stacking program, therefore, a single image is taken for this and thus the stack or faulty regions such as foams are punched.
With a lot of sun I would never go photographing. I always take folding display and this is never a problem. Timer isn’t the ideal solution, but it’s all right. You just have to take things differently, like photographing in the morning, or with longer focal length… they don’t fly away either.