Reviews written by Lux79

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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by Lux79

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Canon PowerShot G1 X

Pros: Quality and robustness of the machine body, raw images to 14-bit, swivel screen, aperture f2.8 at minimum focus, high compactness

Cons: Viewfinder unusable, macro mode insufficient diaphragm with low luminosities at maximum focal

Opinion: I was looking for the best compact-bridge on the market to be attached to my SLR el `I found it in CANON G1X, a reflex of the fact of limited size, with high quality raw files and jpeg products, robust and easily transportable in a baby carrier. Presence of dials and manual parameter settings as analog SLRs of yore. The compact that every photographer should own. By now we have become inseparable and my reflex is often left at home.

sent on August 27, 2013

Tokina AT-X Pro 11-16mm f/2.8 DX II

Pros: Quality optics, f2.8 aperture, sturdy construction

Cons: Sensitivity to flare

Opinion: I was looking for a wide-angle f2.8 fixed for opening night photos where the luminosity is fundamental and the tokina appears to be the lens right for this kind of photography. Robust, mechanically stable, bright, with excellent sharpness, is located at the high places among the wide-angle for APS-C format. Non-transferable, is the fixed part of my kit.

sent on August 27, 2013

Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM

Pros: Minute, precise and quiet, discreet, inimitable

Cons: I do not find against

Opinion: Is the lens that everyone should have in their kit, quiet, precise, discrete, fixed, bright, suitable for both street and for urban portraits. I meditated for a long time the purchase of a compact to replace the camera too heavy and cumbersome in many trips ... in the end I did better than that, I bought the 40 f2.8 mounted on my Canon 60Da that transforms the de facto a bridge compact absolute quality. Phenomenal.

sent on August 27, 2013

Canon 60Da

Pros: Currently the best compromise between SLR and SLR for everyday use astrofotografico included in the package are useful accessories for astrophotography (AC adapter, adapter Canon RE-E3, Software recovery).

Cons: No one (except maybe the complaints of your wife when you say how much you spent)

Opinion: I used the Canon 60D for 2 years and then the desire to approach the astronomical photography has made me decide to buy the Canon 60Da. The choice was dictated mainly by the possibility of having a single body (currently the only one on the market) to be able to shoot in both standard, both in nighttime conditions for shooting the sky (the camera uses a sensor suitable for this type of photography). rnrnCanon included in the package of the EOS 60Da an AC adapter which allows the camera to be powered from a wall outlet or a battery powered inverter, ideal for capturing images at long exposure or acquisition video.rnrnInoltre the EOS 60Da is supplied with Adapter Canon RA-E3, thus providing the ability to connect a remote control timer as the Canon TC-80N3 (useful for remote shooting time-lapse and astrophotography). rn

sent on July 22, 2013