Reviews written by Angelo Tilaro

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

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Canon EF-M 32mm f/1.4 STM

Pros: Sharpness, construction, focus, colors.

Cons: Maybe the price and the lack of the lens hood.

Opinion: I tried this new lens at the Canon Capture the future in Milan for about an hour mounted on the M50. My impressions: sharper and more precise than the Canon EF-M 22 mm F/2 STM, also excellent at TA (in this case also gives a beautiful bokeh). In hand it gives the sensation of a solid and accurate construction. The colors it produces are excellent. The price is perhaps a little high and the lens hood (very large and, to me, even a little ugly) is not provided and therefore must be purchased apart. Overall, to date, it's definitely the best Canon glass for mirrorless EOS M.

sent on November 21, 2018

Canon 5D

Pros: full frame, construction, price, sensor, workability files, image quality

Cons: lack live view, video loss, the sensor gets dirty easily

Opinion: Even today I find it very valuable especially for landscapes and portraits. In macro accuses the lack of live view. Returns files easily workable in post-production, and very sharp with excellent colors. But the strong point of this "old lady" is the stunning three-dimensional (a trademark) which gives the files. Of course you have to be careful to not go up too much with the iso. Now I use it almost exclusively with the 35 f / 2 IS usm with more than satisfactory results.

sent on June 01, 2014