Reviews written by Francescomirra

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

The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Pentax K-5 II

Pros: Build quality and ergonomics, size, weather sealing, color, noise Iso "normal" non-existent, stabilizer on the sensor, compatible with old optical burst

Cons: a little slow, wi-fi absent, only 11 points of focus and if you really want to be picky is sparse in the video department.

Opinion: I purchased this wonderful camera in March so I can claim to have tested quite well. What is immediately evident is the incredible ergonomics and fits perfectly in spite of the very small dimensions (more or less as big as my old 1100D). I think that the word "tough" is as indicated. It really like that file returns especially from the point of view of color and "cleaning". As mentioned the noise up to 3200 (and beyond) is not very evident, at least not as in other bodies of other brands (tested). I really like the idea of ??having the stabilizer on the sensor that actually (not in reality) should lower the prices of the optics. I find the flurry good for photo hunting although not well tested. But I find it a little slow in the "answer" I do not know if it is my personal feeling or what. Maf points over the competition were little. If we really want to be picky thereemphasize the lack of wi-fi (for those interested, not for me, but if there was I would not have hurt) and not the car of video-maker, little male.rnPer me vote between 9 and 10 . Well done mom Pentax!

sent on December 30, 2015

Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 III

Pros: Lightweight, practical, economical

Cons: It 'an objective basis and the numerous limitations are noted but, for what it costs, no

Opinion: Goal came in the kit with my now worn 1100D. The limits to list are numerous: the bad material, the maf ... but may be limits to a lens that comes with a coffee from 350 euro? I think what he does is acceptable. No doubt the board to use for newbies like me and get some 'hands with the SLR.

sent on February 08, 2015

Canon 1100D

Pros: Price, lightness, value for money, very intuitive

Cons: Construction, high ISO performance, few commands, unable to set the monitors in the manual.

Opinion: I bought this camera a year ago and I consider it one of the best entry-level home Canon.rnIl project designed by Canon is winning: in fact, they thought of a reflex tutti.rnÈ intuitive and lightweight. For what it costs the files are more than acceptable. rnPurtroppo construction leaves much to rndesiderare: it's all plastic. The iso rninutiilizzabili are over 400.rnSe we say that we want to be picky rnnon macchimaa is suitable for rnvideomaker.rn

sent on May 11, 2014