Reviews written by Giangisluca

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Fujifilm FinePix S7000

Pros: The optical zoom and a 3.3 fps burst (compared at the time of production)

Cons: No one in particular, maybe the memory card (supports 512 MB xD and CF 2 GB with an internal memory of 16 Mb) sufficient for photos but not video.

Opinion: It 'hard to do a review on a machine dated today, with the benefit of hindsight ... and with today's technology. What to say when I bought it, beginning in 2004, was one of the most quoted Bridge cameras on the market (I paid almost € 700 on offer), and I've never been disappointed. 6 Megapix were more than enough it does not need exaggerated magnification, an optical zoom of 6x (when the maximum time on these machines was a 10x), a barrage of 3.3 fpc (can not remember if 5 or 6 RAW) and a ' opening of f/3.1 at 210mm it did (always at the time) very good car that followed me faithfully for years (the Canon 10D produced in the same period, had 6.3 Megapix, a flurry of 3 fps x9 RAW image quality and made part). Do not regret the purchase and I would have suggested quietly. Again, my opinion is formulated by relocating the camera to her time, now I own a Nikon compact, paid about € 100, much higher. But it's been 10 years.

sent on April 04, 2013

Tamron AF 18-270mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC LD

Pros: Versatile, allows you to carry around a single lens (if you do not have too many claims)

Cons: Image quality, focus is not always perfect and noisy.

Opinion: It 'was my first lens on my first digital SLR camera. I've used it a lot and for a long time, often postponing his "retirement." This lens I have read a lot and found many differing opinions and many defects are not always seen by all or all in the same way as if you were speaking of different perspectives. I can personally say that, under ideal light, has offered good results, while suffering from a focus noisy and not always accurate. Failure possibility of Full Time MF has not been helpful. Certainly allowed me to travel "light", always with me a wide angle and a telephoto in a single lens.

sent on March 23, 2013