Reviews written by Zerba

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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by Zerba

The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Canon 1Ds Mark III

Pros: I first list against

Cons: shutter sound, then who cares ...

Opinion: 7 working outdoors at latitudes tropicali.rn rn

sent on October 09, 2013

Nikon Micro 55mm f/3.5 AI

Pros: startling clarity, depth 'of field nano-magnification ring M2, compact and beautiful

Cons: completely manual, being a short distance from the subject 55

Opinion: kindly stolen from my mother's camera kit (NIKKORMAT 70s) I bought on ebay adapter ring just for fun and found to possess a lens incredible! that cuts sharp, with good contrast and colors of departure. Excellent and compact for street and portraits. perfect for macro if it were not for photographing the subject must approach extremely. Especially if you mount the tube extender M2 turns into a microscope and you need a sled to the focus.

sent on June 12, 2013

Sigma 10mm f/2.8 EX DC HSM Diagonal Fisheye

Pros: Sharp, a rock, space-saving, minimum distance of focus, af fast, flare pleasant contrast from polarized lens, extreme distortion

Cons: chromatic aberration sometimes difficult to completely eliminate pp, sharpness in the corners at room temperature.

Opinion: Use this very purpose, frankly speaking, and 'cool. I love the diagonal fisheye macro to the extreme landscape art, the portrait distorted, and 'really fun! eye feet, his easel, fingers and the strap of the machine, if you are not careful in everything you are likely to include at least one of these subjects in the frame. verguenza says, requires no filters, you can take pictures at high noon with light and good contrast for the subject and background / sky / sun-flare.rnVerguenza, look at that, however, the attack filter there '!

sent on November 01, 2012