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Samsung NX500 + OIS 16-50mm vs Samsung NX500 + OIS 16-50mm + OIS II 50-200mm

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  • 56specifications compared
  • 3differ
  • 53identical
  • 11known for one product only

Key differences

Sensor type: BSI CMOS on the Samsung NX500 + OIS 16-50mm, CMOS on the Samsung NX500 + OIS 16-50mm + OIS II 50-200mm. HD type: 4K Ultra HD on the Samsung NX500 + OIS 16-50mm, Full HD on the Samsung NX500 + OIS 16-50mm + OIS II 50-200mm. Display: Super AMOLED on the Samsung NX500 + OIS 16-50mm, AMOLED on the Samsung NX500 + OIS 16-50mm + OIS II 50-200mm.

  • Sensor type
    • NX500 + OIS 16-50mm:BSI CMOS
    • NX500 + OIS 16-50mm + OIS II 50-200mm:CMOS
  • HD type
    • NX500 + OIS 16-50mm:4K Ultra HD
    • NX500 + OIS 16-50mm + OIS II 50-200mm:Full HD
  • Display
    • NX500 + OIS 16-50mm:Super AMOLED
    • NX500 + OIS 16-50mm + OIS II 50-200mm:AMOLED

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Comparison of NX500 + OIS 16-50mm, NX500 + OIS 16-50mm + OIS II 50-200mm
67 specifications
Picture quality1 differ
Sensor typeDiffersBSI CMOSCMOS
Total megapixelsKnown for one30.7 MPUnknown — not stated by the source
Lens systemidentical
Focal length rangeKnown for one16 - 50 mmUnknown — not stated by the source
Minimum aperture numberKnown for one3.5Unknown — not stated by the source
Lens structure (elements/groups)Known for one9/8Unknown — not stated by the source
Filter sizeKnown for one43 mmUnknown — not stated by the source
Video1 differ
Video recordingKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
Maximum video resolutionKnown for one4096 x 2160 pixelsUnknown — not stated by the source
HD typeDiffers4K Ultra HDFull HD
Video resolutionsKnown for one640 x 480,1280 x 720,1920 x 1080,3840 x 2160,4096 x 2160Unknown — not stated by the source
Display1 differ
DisplayDiffersSuper AMOLEDAMOLED
Weight & dimensionsidentical
Lens diameterKnown for one6.48 cmUnknown — not stated by the source
Lens lengthKnown for one3.1 cmUnknown — not stated by the source
Lens weightKnown for one111 gUnknown — not stated by the source

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