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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon 1 18.5mm f/1.8 Pros: Crisp, light, blurred pleasant, very bright. Holds well the flare Cons: Size, lens hood Opinion: Purchased just came out, it was exactly what I was looking for to complete layette v1 to be attached to the light reflex. rnPreso 9 months ago, since then the 10-30 kit has remained virtually always in the closet ... the coupled-18.5mm v1 really works like a charm and seem made for each other: excellent yield even in situations of bad luce.rnNitido, with a beautiful defocused (although, given the focal length and the sensor size, to play with the depth of field you have to open and close very much ... but it is a bit 'a limitation inherent in the system 1) ... the short distance of focus lets you do almost small "macro", even if only to subjects of discrete dimensioni.rnrnDue negative notes: rn - The hood could include it. rnNon objectively serves a lot (I've never felt the need, frankly), because the lens suffers very little backlighting and flare, but I still think a affarino plastic which is the lens hood should always be included in a lens pay nearly 200 euro .. rn - could be more; Piccolo.rnHa practically the same size of 10-30 in the rest position ... had been more pancakes (like the 10mm) would be perfetto.rnMa are absolutely secondary defects ... if you have a Nikon 1 for me this lens is an almost obligatory purchase. sent on August 29, 2013 |
 | Nikon AF 85mm f/1.8 D Pros: Yield wonderful, clear where it is needed but with a very pleasant blur. Robust, although it is rather small and manageable. Cons: Flare, made against the light. Opinion: Perfect as a portrait lens. rnNitido where it needs to be, and with a blur that looks like a cream. rnOttima build quality ... by a great feeling of strength, although it is rather small and a lot leggero.rnSoffre the flare, so if the light is a problem is almost mandatory to use the lens hood. Lens hood which among other things (being screw) although it has the advantage of robustness is to use in my opinion more cumbersome than other solutions. sent on August 26, 2013 |
 | Nikon AF-S 24-120mm f/4 G ED VR Pros: Sharp already TA, blurred pleasant, range, constant aperture, image stabilization Cons: Pesantuccio and bulky. Distortions. Comes out a bit 'too much from the body when it comes to focal highest Opinion: It 's in my kit at the end of a long and careful search for the "ultimate all-rounder." RNE I was not already clear deluso.rnMolto TA, blurred pleasant and good detachment of the plans. AF quickly and accurately. rnComodo the range of focal lengths covered (on right, maybe a little 'short side angle), the constant opening and the presence of the excellent notes stabilizzatore.rnTra negative one can not but mention the distortions ... present in virtually all focal lengths. On FF tends to vignettare and seems to be a bit 'soft on the edges ... but using it on DX are defects which personally I never had. Pesantuccio as a foratino, can be heard on the neck in long walks ... but nevertheless gives an overall great feeling of strength, in my opinion tends to come out a bit 'too much from your body when you get close to 120mm ... something a bit 'typical of economic and zoom that makes it more vulnerable to shocks when it is in that position. sent on August 26, 2013 |
 | Nikon AF-S DX 35mm f/1.8 G Pros: Small and cheap. Good yield already at RT. Sharp. Blurred pleasant. Cons: Chromatic aberrations Opinion: One of the first objectives of my corredo.rnrnOgni so I want to replace it in favor of a more wide-angle fixed as soon as soon as a fixed light "walking" ... but in the end is always there. And there's probably a reason. RnPiccolo, lightweight and economical ... I think it has a high value / prezzo.rnMolto bright, absolutely usable already TA, has perhaps its only real weak spot in chromatic aberrations ... however, generally nestable without too much effort in PP. sent on August 26, 2013 |
 | Tokina AT-X Pro 12-24mm f/4 DX Pros: Strong, interesting range, low distortion at 24mm Cons: Flare Opinion: It's in my kit from a couple of years, and I have never regretted the purchase. RnrnBuona yield, robust (it is a brick). RnrnQuello I appreciate the most, and that was a determining factor in the final choice, it is the range of focal lengths that copre.rnE 'true that there are targets of the same type that offer more wide-angle side, but then often are more limited on the side lungo.rnIl tokina vice versa, with its 35mm equivalent on the "long", is a lens extremely flexible and rarely feel the need to change lens when I'm in urbano.rnrnConsigliato environment. sent on August 26, 2013 |
 | Nikon AF 60mm f/2.8 D Micro Pros: Sharp, blurred extremely pleasant, robust Cons: AF very slow ... but I can not find a macro is a particularly serious breach Opinion: Taken a few years ago, I use it with fruit on DX especially to the pictures of my plants. rnMa also for non-macro (net of slow AF) lends itself very bene.rnrnPer macro insects perhaps go on to something longer (although judging by some photos that you see in here, I would say that you can use with huge fruit also for this purpose), but in each case the yield is absolutely excellent. rnrnCredo also know that the lens hood is totally useless (the front lens is very hemmed), and the price at which you can find in used, remains a lens with a very high value / prezzornrn sent on August 26, 2013 |
 | Nikon AF 180mm f/2.8 D ED IF Pros: Optical quality and construction. Where it needs to be sharp and one blurred extremely pleasant. Light. The lens hood included in the lens body is comfortable. Cons: Autofocus is not instantaneous, in critical situations (subject speeding towards you, for example) can be put in difficulty. But in situations of everyday life and not one problem. Opinion: The best optics of my kit ... every time I use it is really a piacere.Nitido already TA, blurred really nice (I've also used for portraits, with good results), small and lightweight. A perspective that other 10 volte.rnrnNon buy another one being driven, the autofocus is not exactly a thunderbolt of war ... but I would say that unless you have special needs in this sense, there is absolutely nothing that can give you problems. sent on August 23, 2013 |
 | Nikon 1 V1 Pros: Small, lightweight. rnIl sensor, despite its size, offers a truly remarkable performance even with lenses designed for the older sisters. rnBuona tightness at high ISO, good yield cromatica.rnForse one of the smallest mirrorless to have the built-in viewfinder. Cons: Aesthetically ugly, but this is certainly not a defect of primary importance. rnPer those with large hands, it may be a bit 'scomoda.rnAssenza the flash. Opinion: Took a year and a half ago, taking advantage of the promotion with which nital gave the adapter for SLR lenses, I must say that I was extremely soddisfatto.rnPiccola the right, excellent performance despite the size of the sensor, I consider perfect as a second light body for when you do not want to carry the weight and bulk of the reflex. rnrnAffiancata from 18.5mm f1.8 gives really nice soddisfazioni.rnrnInteressante for a Nikonist, the possibility of using the optical kit "primary" via adapter (with a multiplication factor of 2.7). rnNon never tried it with a zoom lens, but the made with the fixed quality is really ottima.rnProvata personally with the 35mm f1.8, the 60mm f2.8 Micro, the 85mm f1.8, the 180mm f2.8 and 300mm f4rnrnPeccato for the lack of flash, which some situations would comodo.rnrnAttualmente (located in a kit with 10-30 less than 300 €), the value for money in my opinion is great. sent on August 23, 2013 |
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