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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Manfrotto zaino medio per fotocamera, obiettivi (MB MA-BP-GPM) Pros: Rugged, durable, compact and lightweight Cons: The 2 side pockets compared to the rest of the backpack are not very large Opinion: Great backpack that has accompanied me in my photographic life. He has grown up with me since I bought my first digital reflex (Nikon D3100 with kit 18-105) until now that, after 6 long years, and many memory cards, I see myself forced to stick to another backpack, because it has become a bit uncomfortable for my "enlarged" photo kit. Very resistant, flawlessly constructed, excellent finish, and despite being overwhelmed (weighing 6.1 kg on the electronic scale) you never gave me a problem. Hinges and seams are as perfect as the day I bought it. Using the separators, and using the best I can pack in the backpack: the Nikon D7200 with the Sigma 150-600 C mounted, side by side, using the 4 separators, I put it up: Sigma 8-16, Sigma 17-70 , Sigma 18-300mm (all the aforementioned lenses are fitted with their upside-down hood and cover cap) and the old Nikon 50 1.8. rnA large front pocket the backpack pu & ogravis; Constantly hold the battery charger, spare battery, 2 SD, a cleaning kit and more (once I also put the SIGMA USB DOCK for NIKON with its USB cable). rnIn the small pocket in the front I placed the comfortable metallic gray waterproof coat. Finally there is also a comfortable strap for fixing a small tripod or a monopod, sliding the foot, or the 2 feet, into the side pocket in such a way as to secure the connection. The only new one, if we just want to find it, is the 2 side pockets, which, compared to the rest of the backpack, are not very large. It's a backpack that I strongly recommend but, in my humble opinion, is ideal for a car body and 4 lenses (wide, medium, medium and fixed), for those who would like to buy it for the supertele also, it should know that it is possible to put it back , but the management of the objectives park becomes much less efficient. sent on October 01, 2017 |
 | Nikon AF-S 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 G ED VR Pros: Excellent autofocus, excellent stabilization system, good sharpness, great value for money Cons: Brightness Opinion: A good telephoto lens that can give you great satisfaction. I use it prevalently for avifauna and I am finding it very well. It has a great MAF (it hooks up a volatile and does not spring it anymore), and an excellent VR system (except for well-acclaimed Parkinson's cases works fine) make it a great companion of shots. The sharpness is excellent at all focal points, of course you have to be able to handle the diaphragms on it, because unfortunately, here is its big neo, it is not a very bright lens. RIn optimal shooting conditions (with not too high ISO) it has a chromatic yield And a blur that I like a lot. I think that for the results you can consider a lens with great value for money. sent on July 20, 2017 |
 | Nikon D3100 Pros: Weight, size, ergonomics, ease of use Cons: Bracketing absence, almost non-existent flame Opinion: It was my first digital reflex, the machine I learned to shoot (I came from the Nikon F75) and so I have a special memory of it that transcends photography itself. I think the right camera to move the first steps in the world of photography. It's easy to use, lightweight, practical, has the commands and basic functions for a beginner. RnTo guide you down to its limits to take you to look for all the semi-professional features of a top body machine, making it a matter of importance and knowing how to use it properly. RnThank you to all those who want to start the hobby of photography. sent on July 20, 2017 |
 | Nikon D7200 Pros: Semi-professional body and excellent technical features Cons: Live view is not exciting Opinion: I bought it because I wanted to make quality jump from an entry level (D3100) to something that was more powerful. After a number of elucubrations, I finally chose her, and so far she has never regretted my choice. RnHigh dynamic range, high ISO quality, a fast and accurate AF, which is the result of excellent NEF files, allows you to work with a 1.3x crop to add to the DX format, and then it has all the features of a Semi-professional body like the internal AF engine, the ability to use optics even without CPU, dual SD slot, dual display, tropicalized, low pass filter, pdc preview button, the ability to mount the BG , The double adjustment dial, the bracketing, the connection system both wifi and NFC (although I've never used either of them) and other details I'm not listing. They are more than satisfied with this car body and I strongly recommend it to anyone I doThey look like a DX camera but with almost professional features. sent on July 20, 2017 |
 | Tamron 18-270mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Pros: Versatile, wide focal length (15x), stabilized, value for money Cons: Brightness, sharpness is not optimal for all focal lengths Opinion: When I bought it for my D3100 it just came out, and I chose it because at that time it was the zoom that covered most focal points. RnI am quickly found well, and I appreciated his extreme comfort. Designed for those who, in certain excursions, do not want to carry a backpack with their goals and must travel lightly, or can not change their lens for external factors. As all wide focal range lenses can not be both bright and sharp at the same time at all focal points; Despite this, his work does more than fine, and allows you to take good photographs in all situations. In my opinion, it is a very good "all to do", for those who have to travel or hike that oblige him to travel lightly and not to be noticed. Also advised of who is the first to love and must decide on which genres and what focuses they will want to point in on their journey as a photographer. sent on July 20, 2017 |
 | Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4 DC OS HSM Macro C Pros: Sharpness, Versatile, Stabilized, Macro, Zoom Lock Cons: In my opinion no one Opinion: It is a lens that I really enjoy, I consider it truly versatile, it is great for landscapes, portraiture, gorgeous for macros, and also used successfully in the street. It has an exceptional sharpness, an amazing color rendition, a soft blur that I love in portraits. Rn I've used it with my D7200 and the pair has proven to be just a win, both in balance and in practicality. I've become my "all done" now. It is highly recommended to those who want to make a next step and close the kits' targets. sent on July 20, 2017 |
 | Sigma 8-16mm f/4.5-5.6 DC HSM Pros: Robustness, extreme field angle Cons: In fact the alleged "against" I tried to use them as "pro" and so do not report it Opinion: It was my first wide-angle, but above all, it was love at first sight. RnI bought it with its skepticism, but just mounted on my D7200 has quickly become one of the most used targets and I would never leave without him in the backpack. It has an extreme field angle that allows me to play with images, creating effects that give something extra (extremely personal, and may not be shared) to the photos I snap. It is true that it also suffers a bit of flare, but also with those, I like to experiment and insert them specially in the photos to create special effects. The cap is something really deceptive, and who designed it deserves to be radiated from the record, but also with that, I learned not only to live with it but to exploit it at the minimum focal lengths as "portholes" in some types of photos. RnInsomma is a lens that if you love it, can give you enormous satisfaction and know how to reciprocate our love with beautiful colors and with a threadExceptional timing. RnI like why it is an objective that forces me to think about every photo and that leads me to experiment with new forms, eliminating banality from my shots. For me it is now indispensable. sent on July 20, 2017 |
 | Nikon AF-S DX 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6 G ED VR Pros: Lightweight, versatile, stabilized, price Cons: Constructive quality, no sharp focus at all focal points Opinion: It was my first goal, bought with the kit of my D3100. RnEach lens I have practiced I have a special memory of him. RnIf you want this so-called "everything to do" to start, this seems to me the most suitable choice. RnPermette already to have a good focal excursion, and to try both in portraiture and in landscaping, obviously without too much pretense. Its lightness is in my opinion an advantage, since it allows it to hold it without straining too much. Manipulating it manically I do not know because this lightness hides a fragility of construction. Rn I found it unfortunately not always sharp at all focal points, ie when the focal point increased, the sharpness decreased, but it is easily resolved by working at F8 or at most at F11. RnI think it's a great kit kit, for those who are in the early arms and need to learn. sent on July 20, 2017 |
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