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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Fujifilm X100F Pros: Size, intuitiveness, compact exposure triangle, beautiful grain, high ISO well managed Cons: non-lockable manual fire ring Opinion: for a couple of years I have been using the X100F with great satisfaction I do not understand who criticizes it for not having the stabilizer or the tilting screen or for having a fixed lens .. they seem to me totally useless criticisms .. next time inform yourself better about what you buy rather many functions available, no one is obliged to use them all of course, well-arranged keys and quick access joystick very useful to quickly change the focus point (for those who use it, I always use manual fire) I do not really find defects in this machine except for the focus ring: really very sensitive and fluid, convenient to quickly change the focus the sin is that it is not lockable in a certain position which leads to having to be very careful not to touch it when you are around for those like me who use the zone focus is obviously something that must be kept a regular eye on but in reality there have been very few times that I had to correct the focus the camera, once set, becomes a simple "point and shoot" to be used with a really nice hand, surely the X100V offers something more in terms of mobility (tilting screen) and composition, but that's another matter sent on December 02, 2021 |
 | Olympus Stylus Tough TG-860 Pros: Compact, battery life, overhead screen, interchangeable battery, water/sand/dust/fall resistance, WiFi, GPS, various photo programs (and slow-motion) Cons: You have to be careful about the screen and joints Opinion: A compact that I took 4 years ago for the summer I have to say that it is not bad, the photos are decent for photo souvenir and the fact that it is resistant to various elements and falls makes a good handyman for the holidays through the WiFi is possible to use the smartphone as a remote control Or use the machine as a WiFi webcam to use in video calls the GPS allows you to save the location of the photos, but the consumption of battery in that case becomes high good quality of the videos and slow-motion I repeat, is a perfect camera for photo memory from S Tampare on 30/20cm, not to be printed on A0.. Attention to the tilting screen: the joints are liable to dry out and the contacts to break, with consequent inuse of the screen.. The second front shutter release allows you to keep the machine and to shoot selfie while always standing in the right frame sent on May 22, 2019 |
 | Fujifilm Instax Square SQ10 Pros: Size (considered as printing), post-production in the room, printing memory, saving on micro SD, printing from Micro SD (also of other photos), rechargeable battery (via USB) and interchangeable, "new-vintage" design, self-timer, two programmable keys, Flash on/off, intuitive Cons: Maybe the price (at the moment ~ €180) Opinion: I bought this car for my wedding: a unique satisfaction! The live view allows to compose to the best the photo and the post-production in the room allows to make some retouche (exposure, contrast, different filters, cropping) that are useful in order to a good press. Print that obviously is not of who knows what quality, but that allows you to save (comparing it to the Instax Mini) many shots that are too dark or too bright or with wrong composition.. Every print is right, no one goes trailed.. Which, as said, with the mini Instax you can't tell. I find the ability to turn off the flash very useful, to save battery and get more natural colors. The programmable self-timer is also useful for group photos and the possibility of mounting on tripods. Function not to be underestimated, the "History of printing" that allows you to view and print (and also to edit before printing) The latest printed photos, in case you want to get several copies of the same print (see Exit with friends, photo Group from Give to each friend). Last but not least, each photo is saved on a micro SD, so you also have a digital copy of each photo. The presence of memory also allows you to add photos taken with other machines and to print them. So, a purchase that you definitely don't regret;) sent on May 10, 2019 |
 | Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Pros: Lightweight, compact and discreet, quiet, good resistance to flare, CA lightweight, price, lens hood is not necessary Cons: nothing in particular, one to want to say the lack of distance scale but .. where to put the !? Opinion: Excellent lens, compact and discreet like no other. Turn the camera on a compattona that may not appeal to everyone. Considering the price, the build quality is really good! Excellent sharpness already 2.8. It may be a good alternative for those who are undecided between 50 / 1.8II and 50 / 1.4. Constructively best 50 / 1.8II optically but slightly lower than the 50 / 1.4, but nothing outrageous. I recommend it to anyone who wanted to associate it with a wide-angle (for example, I take her along to 10-22) to have good coverage with a very short focal footprint sent on March 21, 2015 |
 | Manfrotto 808 RC4 Pros: Stability, precision, clutches on each axis Cons: Size, weight, too protruding levers Opinion: I took this head to associate it with the 190XPROB and who say .. WOW! E 'fantastic! A precision that I never tried with no head so far. The clutches on each axis help small shifts and keep tightening in tensione.rnTuttavia, the fact to weigh so much (1.5kg) and have protruding levers so certainly do not help in trasporto.rnE 'still a good head 3 streets, for those it deems necessary and was supplied to drive in every shift, can give great satisfaction. sent on March 19, 2015 |
 | Manfrotto Pixi Pros: Price, compactness, quality materials, resistance Cons: No disadvantage. Whereas, for what it was designed, also makes more of what should Opinion: I own the Pixi for a couple of years. Taken initially to match the G12, I tried it with amazement / happened several times to mount it under the 7D with 10-22 and ... I do not know how he manages to keep it, but the head remains still! Of course, one must be careful to balance the weight but all in all I can not tell me fully satisfied! Highly recommended! sent on March 19, 2015 |
 | Manfrotto 190 X PROB Pros: Robustness, quality materials, tripping adjustable sections and fast. Cons: Considerable weight just is mounted on a head, need to shoulder or carry bag. Opinion: The 190 is truly a rock. I own it for years and I have never given any problems. Associated with a good head gives a lot of satisfaction. Of course, the weight and bulk are not indifferent but all in all, you can carry easily (assuming you have a case or a bag). I use it with a 496RC2 and 804RC2; the dimensions of the head is not to be underestimated. The ball moves around almost without realizing it, the 3-way .. Well, be careful not to get caught somewhere! sent on March 19, 2015 |
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