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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | 7artisans 25mm f/1.8 Pros: Lightness, E-mount attachment (so no adaptor), construction, yield at TA Cons: Very little resistance to flare, fluid aperture ring and not jerky. Nothing else (considered the cost) Opinion: I received this lens (and am waiting for the 55mm F 1.4) as a tester and I tested it on Sony a6300. What about? I don't feel the lack of AF and it was immediately love with this lens. Given the use I make of the ML Sony house (ie photos for social, personal project, inspections, video tutorials and travel), I think I'm very satisfied with the lens and I must say that I was really amazed by its sharpness at open aperture. The only 2 flaws that I have encountered are a bad resistance to flare and the ring of the fluid aperture (not jerky), so you have to be careful not to move it inadvertently given the size of the lens. I created a gallery on my profile where I'm just uploading photos taken with Sony. Some are with these lenses. sent on June 07, 2018 |
 | Tamron SP 35mm f/1.8 Di VC USD Pros: Weight, tropicalization, cost, stabilization, TA yield Cons: Not having bought it before. Opinion: I chose this goal, after many reviews of reviews etc. etc., for the reasons that I will list: rnrn1) costs less than Sigma (which has undergone a price increase of almost € 200 in 2 years because of fashions); rn2) weighs less and is less cumbersome; rn3) it is true that the Sigma is f1.4 but it recovers more brightness with the stabilization of the Tamron that with the passage from f1.8 to f1.4 (among other things difficult to manage given the reduced pdc); rn4) stabilization and tropicalization; rn5) compared to the series Art has much less problems than AF. rnrnLent qualitatively impeccable and that comes well calibrated (on D750), unlike the Sigma that with some of its models makes you literally go crazy for the AF. sent on February 12, 2018 |
 | Nikon D750 Pros: Sensor, high ISO, AF, weight, tilting screen, tropicalization Cons: Too many calls Opinion: Taken from mediaworld thanks to a mega offer in 2015 (€ 1900 with a 4-year warranty Nital + 24-120 f4 Nikon) .rnThe camera has undergone the first shutter change (was part of the serial) in 2016.rnBased at the base, in 2017 is out of the official recall, mine did not fall but sometimes makes me the famous trick Err on the small display (some say it depends on the battery not original, others by some sd cards) but still continues to do his duty.rnThis makes me understand that LTR are not very transparent, but I know that when I will have to change shutter because of the shots, with € 200 + VAT replace it in Rome (CSA if I remember correctly) .rnrnOn the quality I can say that it is a very versatile camera, that allows me to move on several fronts without giving up the quality.rnIf I had to compare it to a lens, I would compare it to a 24-70 f2.8 because it will not have the quality of a fixed lens (see the cameras of the sector D810 landscaping & stud me, D4-D5 for sports or naturalistic photos, but also many altre things), but in any case has the versatility that allows you to do everything well.rnrnAd today I would not recomprerei for the problems due to the recall. sent on February 08, 2018 |
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