Reviews written by Roberto Lorenzetto

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Roberto Lorenzetto
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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by Roberto Lorenzetto

The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Nikon D300

Pros: Sharpness, color stamp, ergonomics.

Cons: Don't have it.

Opinion: The D300 sums up the history of the Nikon camera for me. With this product we have reached a not insignificant limit of evolution. The dynamic range there, excellent results at high ISO, noise in any case light and solvable in post-production. As for technology, it has nothing to envy to modern sLRs. An object to be worshipped and bright enough to be proud of. We're hardly going to forget it.

sent on September 07, 2019

Nikon D800

Pros: Ergonomics, sharpness, colors, high ISO hold, dynamic range.

Cons: It is a professional camera and therefore to get in every shooting situation an excellent result you have to study it. Setting times and using the easel for these results. So for me no cons.

Opinion: To date I think it is the best full frame camera in value for money. The D810 and the D850 failed to outperform it. At night practically in the dark even setting the ISOs to 25600 you get noteworthy photos. And then in my opinion: noise? Yes, thank you. An endless machine. For the micro move I do not see damaged photos in any photo situation. The precaution that you should take when shooting is to set a time at least twice the focal length. Or if you want to risk having a good steady hand. In the control of the high lights D850 vs D700 the latter seems to have better yield. In the white balance I do not know errors and as far as yield is concerned the Nikon D800 is so ... is the D800. Either you like it or use another camera.

sent on August 22, 2019