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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon Z50 Pros: Compactness, ergonomics, usability, high iso seal, very workable files, sharpness, gust up to 11 fps with excellent buffer, memory card sd, video department, autofocus, intuitive menu, viewfinder, compatibility Z objectives (great 16-50 and 50-250 ) and F, prices of Kit. Cons: I could say the battery but we take into account that it is a mirrorless, but it can be avoided by optimizing the use of monitor/scope and mune ing e additional battery(s depending on the use that you plan to make it Opinion: Great machine in all respects: fantastic iso estate (here we talk about very usable files up to almost 20,000 iso); usability at the top with countless possibilities to customize it for your own use and consumption, just take our hand with the menu,very intuitive, especially if you come from other Nikon; fantastic crosshairs, which allows you to do and see what you want and to have full mastery of the shots, if you want you can see the final result of the photo or, if you have to photograph in the dark, see in plain sight what you are going to photograph, for example with the flash or at night with high iso, by the way excellent the illuminator of the autofocus; In short, you have to think about what to do and she follows you on almost everything. If we add to this that has the sensor of the D500 and D7500, excellent, with the expeed 6 processor, what more do you want! SD memory card, great buffer even with maximum burst of 11 fps, autofocus great for all occasions, just know how to set it for what it needs to serve; light but very ergonomic and effective. More than good videos with many options for choice of formats. Beware of flickering with artificial lights but there is a special possibility to eliminate it. Goals of the kit that pleasantly surprised me in positive, only could be a little brighter. Highly recommended and vote by 10 and praise! sent on November 29, 2019 |
 | Samsung Galaxy Note9 Pros: Photo and video Compartment Excellent despite the 12 MP. Everyday. S pen with many functions, some of which really make a difference with other smartphones. Countless customization possibilities. Superlative screen. Quality/price great at current prices if you find a good used then! Cons: Battery: Samsung could make him do more and I hope in a next update for his optimization. Menu A bit confusing you have to take your hand. Opinion: It's just that I own it. Great cellphone in every point of view. Nothing to envy to newer smartphones of its band in the satisfaction of daily use and in the quality of the photos and the videos. While not having mega zoom satisfies in full on every photographic occasion, unless it is expected to have a reflex in the hands. Very fast with its 6 GB of RAM and excellent memory capacity of ROM, coupled with that of SD memory, make it a smartphone-proof people by shooting and easy storage. Endless screen customization possibilities. Too bad for his menu a little confusing. Battery without infamy and without praise, I hope in an update that can optimize its consumption. Fast charging even though I have inhibited it from the menu to avoid putting stress on the battery and I have to say that despite this recharge quite quickly. Displaying and alerting of notifications that can be improved. S pen that differentiates it from all other phones; I thought I would not use it and on the other hand day after day I pleasantly discover its functions, some really useful. Overall an excellent smartphone that at the current prices or maybe used, if with a few months of life and in good condition, has a great value for money. I'm attaching a few shots done on the fly. sent on June 01, 2019 |
 | Huawei P20 Lite Pros: functionality, design, reception, customization, weight, price, impression and facial recognition, internal memory with possibility of Expansion. Cons: Heats a pelino when subjected to stress. Opinion: Really great smartphone for the current price (let alone I bought it used a few months!). Fantastic in its design so simple but at the same time elegant, especially in the black version, Maybe it is my personal opinion that I love the mimimal that hides Efficiency. I immediately found a great feeling accompanied by a screen that makes it very. excellent, certainly not at the level of his older siblings or smartphones from far higher prices, the photographic part. The photos also make good on medium size monitors with quite natural colors even if tending to the saturated, part video a little less because it has "only" digital stabilization, however correctable with the app photo or equivalent, losing a moment of Time. The possibilities of personalization are endless. I have to say that I was very satisfied and pleasantly surprised. Facial recognitions (also in semidark) and of Lightning Imprint. Warms up a bit in watching movies, I can not say about games because I eliminated immediately. Excellent memory capacity with its 64GB and possibility of extension with an SD (instead of the dual sim) up to 256gb! However a smartphone recommended. Rated 10 and praise sent on October 14, 2018 |
 | Huawei P8 Lite (2017) Pros: Quality/price. Possibility to update it to EMUI 8.0 with Android 8.0 Oreo Annex. Battery. RAM speed. Ease of use. Good photo section with many possibilities to diversify the control of the shot. Cons: 16GB memory. Stand by/stop button. Some sporadic impointing. Inability to switch App to SD card Opinion: Great phone especially now that you find it everywhere for €160. It does not fear qualitative comparisons with mobiles of its band and also with someone of superior fasccia. Nice design and excellent for its usability, especially after the last update I downloaded that gave me a super cellphone with a remaining memory (more than 4 GB) more than doubled compared to the one I had before the update (1.5 GB). Just for this advice everyone to update it, has some impointing to the display from time to time, but nothing serious. I own it for about ten days and never failed a phone call. The 16GB memory, even if enough, would have been a plus have it from 32 GB and then it would have been a fantastic phone, I have to say however that having I put a SD 64 GB I got sheltered and, albeit with many apps in memory , I still have about 4GB left. Some problem with the Stop button arrangement which is often pressed inconsciently. Pity not being able to pass the apps on the SD card. Final judgement: An excellent mobile phone for what it now costs. Recommended. Rated 9.5 sent on August 21, 2018 |
 | Nikon AF-S 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 G ED VR Pros: Robustness. Sharpness, even though more than 200 mm. We need to know how well dosed speed and aperture for the sharp images. color rendering. MAF fast. Great VR. Up to 200 does little to regret a fixed if only for luminostà. quality / price ratio good. Cons: Shortly bright, but it is not a fixed and costs a third of the latter. Opinion: I had tried several objectives-end "amateur" from the focal 55/70 - 300 and no one had satisfied because aberrations, poor sharpness and color rendering predominated and made me desist from, I had the patience to wait and I found used this target and I was thrilled. Really good value for money, great if used. I'm so pleased by the first shots, and I hope I can soon take advantage of his qualities at some event. sent on February 27, 2017 |
 | Nikon D5500 Pros: Clarity, ease of use, fabulous touch screen, surprising in the results obtained, and very intuitive menu settings and enhanced by the touch of practicality. Cons: Severe lack of GPS that is present in D5300, af slow in live view, high price. Opinion: Coupled to 18-140 never ceases to surprise with the results it gives, for the convenience it offers in all shooting occasions, even the most unusual, thanks to the ease of use enhanced by touch screen that offers a very good visibility in broad daylight, just adjust the brightness and functions assignable to the same touch they do not regret the lack of a second ring. Maf in live view very slow and cumbersome, especially in the video, but this is common to almost all cameras. I consider very seriously the Nikon trade policy at that price has amply repaid by the client the touch screen display which is more than the D5300 from which, however, has taken away much justification for us buyers, GPS. I would rather have a camera with a few grams more than the lack of GPS and I bought anyway because I consider it among the entry level to the top. sent on October 03, 2016 |
 | Nikon AF-S 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR Pros: Clarity, ease of use, size and weight, fast day af, af noise for excellent video and VR. Cons: af the slow dark, lack of fanlight supplied, high price if purchased in kits. Opinion: Lens that covers the entire zoom range equivalent to 27-210mm many situations the amateur and the professional photographer. Great for daytime sporting opportunities for the speed of af and sharpness, especially af 8/11, which allows very advanced crop. Very easy to handle with its size and weight, however, it shows its limits at night. Overall good for the professional and good for the amateur. I have chosen him as a kit with the Nikon D5500 and I'm very satisfied, feeling little, for the amateur that I do, the lack of other brighter fixed targets or with several focal spinte.Validissimo for video as the del'af noise is imperceptible. Excellent VR which allows for a very long time even at long focal lengths. sent on October 02, 2016 |
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