Samsung rolling out five new NX series lenses
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Samsung has unveiled its 2011 line up of NX system series lenses, which are set to roll out over the course of this year.
Leading the charge is the 18-200mm multi-purpose Long Zoom Lens (pictured right), which sports Optical Image Stabilization and a silent Auto-Focus feature that should keep things quiet when recording video.
The 60mm Macro lens(pictured above) also hosts those features, along with Full-Time Manual Focus for more skilled photographers. The rest of the collection includes the 16mm F2.4 Ultra Wide Pancake lens, the ultra-bright 85mm F1.4 CSC lens and the 16-80mm Advanced Standard Zoom lens.
Pricing and exact release dates haven't been revealed yet. For a closer look at the release timeline and specs for the new NX series lenses, click on the table below.
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