Reviews written by Giulio De Consoli

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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by Giulio De Consoli

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Benro iT15

Pros: Solid as a rock, compact, excellent value for money

Cons: Nobody

Opinion: I use it with Canon 100D + Tamron SP 70-300 VC and it is really very stable. The build quality is very high, at a relatively low price (€79 on Amazon). The interchangeable ball head and the possible conversion in Monopod are very functional and comfortable. For transportation is very compact and lightweight and easily slips into a trekking backpack. I'm not quitting now!

sent on June 22, 2018

Tamron SP 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di VC USD

Pros: Value for money, full aperture up to 250 mm, ultrasonic AF, stabilizer, included lens hood, chromatic aberration resistance.

Cons: The lack of the tripod ring, but at this price I'm so happy.

Opinion: I use it on my 100d and never disappointed me. Exceptional sharpness up to 250 mm at full opening. At 300 mm is a little less sharp and you have to close the diaphragm slightly (from f / 7.1 up). Ultrasonic AF fast and accurate, even with little light. Stabilizer really extraordinary: you can shoot at 1/30 to 300 mm without micromass! It resists very well to chromatic aberrations and the hood is included in the price (they are not broken like Canon). The only flaw is the lack of the tripod ring: this is a pretty heavy and bulky goal, especially when combined with lightweight bodies such as the 100d. As a result, even using a sturdy tripod the weight is unbalanced and the machine tilts forward.

sent on August 12, 2017