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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon D300 Pros: professional body, Af precise and constant at 51 points including 15 cross, all the settings available on the camera body, to 7fps burst, PRO ergonomics sensor with even good performance despite the years. Cons: Acceptable noise up to 1600 ISO, Opinion: I waited over a year and many thousands of shots before writing a review of this historical machine. And after a year I am absolutely entusiasta.rnLa first thing you notice is the construction of this machine, solid, untreated, massive, fell into the hands perfectly, well balanced even with heavy lenses. When you start to shoot you realize what it means to "operational speed", the machine does all the main controls on the body, this means that you will NEVER need to enter the menu to change a setting, but it only takes a few movements with your fingers to have everything as you want, for example, I use it often for tennis combined with a 80-200 True union, step incredibly rapid manner by click to athletes with afc, 3D tracking, matrix display, shutter priority to a portrait Featured stolen on the fly with afs, spot metering, focus on a single point, aperture priority, two seconds and you are ready to face a completely different situation. The AF is thethe old but awesome form multicam 3500, always accurate, even in low light, exceptional 3D tracking, the percentage of photos out of focus, even in sports, is really tiny, and often due to my mistakes and not AF, the engine internal to the optical AFD goes to the speed of light, even with heavy lenses as the True Union, a sicurezza.rn the 12 mp of the sensor are not many if accustomed to the current resolutions, the limit is however more the possibility of crop that another, because by 12 mp, if you expose properly and using quality lenses you can print even serenely 70 * 100 of very good quality, although the performance in terms of dynamic range and color depth are very respectable and make a car not obsolete from the point of view of the quality of immagine.rnL'unico point where the D300 loses qualòcosa compared to modern machines is the seal at high iso, I find usable up to 1600, over the noise becomes more invasiveand difficult to manage, in this latest machines are significantly meglio.rnIn conclusion at the time of writing (March 2017) are D300 for about 250/300 euro, and at that price we will take home a machine of still superb performance, usabilissima and highly enjoyable, with a professional body and still existing qualitative performance. A price / incredible performance, absolutely recommend it. sent on March 20, 2017 |
 | Sigma 30mm f/1.4 EX DC HSM (old) Pros: Focal "normal" on APSC, ultrasonic motor, construction quality, bright, price handyman, sharpness Cons: I have not encountered it. You could say that is not for full frame, but you know at the time of purchase. Opinion: Bought second-hand for the ridiculous sum of 200 Euros and mounted on D300, for the price that I got it I was incredibly surprised by the quality of this light, I expected it was very soft at 1.4 instead focus parts are extremely sharp this is a huge advantage for a superbright because it allows to use it serenely at room temperature (that is the reason why you buy certain optical), it is soft and fuzzy "off" plans wonderfully. From its best in ambientati portraits in my opinion, both the focal length for the plans dividend capacity. LA Build quality is that of Sigma EX, so solid, massive, extremely fluid ring, only flaw the sigma tires that tend to clear with use. Autofocus is not instantaneous but engages well, I read that someone complained, however, also depends on the autofocus module of the machine on which it is mounted on the barrel D300 hardly even at TA, instead of D80, for example, at room temperature withthe side is unusable, but obviously does not depend dall'obiettivo.rnAlle digits to which it is used (200-250) is absolutely a best buy. exceptional value for money. sent on June 03, 2016 |
 | Nikon D80 Pros: Body semi-pro - CCD Sensor - Ergonomics - Double ring - Monochrome display illuminated top - image quality - Af reliable - Price of used - Motor internal af Cons: Iso high (over 800) - Burst slow Opinion: It is in the market at around € 150 and a car is still absolutely valid, no doubt excellent for learning to photograph and for those who have very limited budgets. The picture quality is of a high standard at low ISO, falls precipitously over the 800 if in low light, with abundant light instead the results are printable up to 1600 using a little 'of PP and not demanding cleaning assoluta.rnIl body provides all the tools they need also to amateur evolved with double rings, dedicated keys will display illuminated top, if coupled with quality optics produces files absolute value thanks in part to the old CCD sensor. Use sports is limited both by the raffice rather slow, but compensates with an autofocus great considering his age. The engine allows the use of internal af older and cheaper (but optically valid) optical af-d.rnNon I consider a 10mp against because in practice the limits are only prints more than 30 * 40, are not the 10mp a cell phone. THEfiles allow you to post produce light with pc not very performanti.rnLa absolutely recommend to those approaches to photography with a very limited budget, I consider even now in some ways better than many entry level. sent on November 20, 2015 |
 | FujiFilm FinePix S1800 / S1880 Pros: Economic, CCD sensor, small, lightweight, extended zoom, image quality good than the price range Cons: Compact sensor 1 / 2.3, maximum shutter 8/2, aperture priority with two choices maximum or minimum opening, motorized zoom and no manual, no RAW Opinion: Machine that I can be more than satisfied, bought second-hand for the insignificant sum of 35 Euros and used in my travels by bicycle with great satisfaction. The picture quality considering the price is more than satisfactory, the CCD sensor returns natural colors and pleasing complexion, zoom allows great flexibility of use, the optical stabilization a major plus. Small and light you can be transported with facilità.rnPurtroppo manual functions are there but are extremely limited, the taste is just. Aperture priority can only be set on maximum aperture (depending on focal length) and a minimum opening. maximum exposure time just 8 secondi.rnLa advice to those looking for an extremely economical and versatile with a few manual control. Seen in this give good satisfaction. sent on September 06, 2015 |
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