Reviews written by Petegiu

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Panasonic Leica 100-400mm f/4.0-6.3 ASPH OIS

Pros: construction, AF, image quality, dimensions, versatility, stabilization.

Cons: Hard coupling with olympus bodies, not very soft zoom ring

Opinion: I recently bought the zoom in question, after having for a long time thought of the Olympus 300 f4, but the versatility of the zoom and the different cost, in the end prevailed.rnUsed twice with time by wolves for outdoor soccer services and the first feeling is more than good. Very clear, the AF-C also performing on the EM-1 (not yet tested on the mark II) and I do not even find a big drop over 300mm focal length to tarnGli unique "against" are of mechanical issue. the coupling with the Oly bayonet requires more strength than with Olympus lenses and also the zoom ring needs much more force than for example at 40-150 f2.8 Oly.rnA more than positive judgment at the moment, which will surely improve as soon as I can test it in different areas with better light than gray and gloomy days.

sent on March 19, 2018

Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-100mm f/4.0 IS Pro

Pros: A travel all-rounder ... Pro!

Cons: The weight ... but is normal in a zoom that is like three lenses.

Opinion: Great goal as all those of the Pro line. Although already having many fixed, I was looking for a quality all-rounder because I was sick of carrying around many lenses and to disassemble them all the time. Even the solution of having two bodies with two different optics did not convince me ... rnI've tested and with the stabilizer integrated with that of the EM-1, I reached long times unthinkable freehand. The sharpness is at the top at all focal lengths and this, in my opinion, is the characteristic that makes it truly a jewel. The weight can initially seem a lot but then you get used to it. Even the minimum defaramma to f4 is not a bad thing for me, taking advantage of the stabilizer is easily compensated for the stop in less.rnLo strongly recommend those who want an "all in one" of what to always have with you.

sent on January 24, 2018

Olympus OM-D E-M1

Pros: image quality, customization of keys, ergonomics, performance at high ISO, excellent optical park and all courses

Cons: Menu a bit "tangled"

Opinion: I am very satisfied with my EM-1 after purchasing the EM-10. For both the same holds true: I'm happy with my move to micro 4/3 after arriving there from Nikon 1.rnLa EM-1 system has a professional look and is customizable in every way to the point of being confused with the various customizations . I say this because it is only recently that I have it and I'm sure in time it will all be semplice.Apprezzo in photographs in theaters, finely tuned sound as well as good performance at high ISO. always shoot in ORF and I find the excellent files from all points of vista.rnBuona the single focus, the AFC slightly worse. The touch menu I find it convenient as well as the hinged screen that allow you to steal shots in places where it is better to act in secret. To remedy the low battery seal, I bought another second party that works to perfection.

sent on May 18, 2016