Reviews written by Luca Bugli

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

The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Pentax A SMC 50mm f/1.7

Pros: bright, crisp, indestructible, Very economical

Cons: Manual focus

Opinion: With fifty takes home this lens I've tried with tremendous satisfactions on Pentax apsc, Pentax full frame, Panasonic GX 80 and Olympus EM 10, and lately on Sony a6000. I treat it badly, it often falls on the ground but does not make a fold. The images are detailed and the colors returned VIVID. I think it is a lens worth having just for the above Features. Even for those who play, through adapters, with Non-Pentax Cameras.

sent on October 08, 2018

Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm f/4-5.6 R

Pros: Weight: Feather footprint: Minimum sharpness: Beyond any real necessity in 98% of cases price: negligible

Cons: Whatsoever. The lens hood is missing but it is not a defect of the objective, it is a defect of Olympus.

Opinion: This lens is a boon for those who want to go light albeit with a lens that pulls a lot (corresponding angle of field on FF: 80-300). The weight is below the two-so lighter than the hood of a pro lens. The price is so low that it is almost outrageous. Given its characteristics is a lens that lends itself well to photography street "timid", the one that does not put the camera in front of the mouth of the subject. The Straconsiglio.

sent on September 19, 2018

Pentax DA HD 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6 ED DC WR

Pros: It has all the merits that you can find in a simply excellent lens

Cons: Maybe arrived a little late on the market

Opinion: It is a lens on which you can not have anything to say. On the fact that some find it as "against" that an F 4 lens is not f 2.8 I do not express myself: it would be another goal, size, weight and double price. Unfortunately it has arrived with infinite delay on the market and many in the meantime have jumped on the very sad Tamron and Sigma but you can always recover. If you photograph with Pentax It is unmissable, also monstrous on K-1.

sent on September 18, 2018

Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/4-5.6 IS STM

Pros: Stabilized, light, Extranitido, hexconomic

Cons: Given the "pros", no one.

Opinion: This objective, considered in all its aspects, is a masterpiece. Canon gets us to the fourth attempt in terms of 18-55 mm. You see, it is not a feat to achieve a massively constructed, luminous and excellent optical performance, standing above 1000 euros to the public. To make products like this 18-55 instead, the CONTROCOGL. Oni are needed. Comments on possible distortion, chromatic aberrations and vignetting leave the time they find, when they can be eliminated already in the car and/or on the computer with a simple click. On printed photographs, I did not notice any difference at the same aperture, between the performance this David compared to my goliath 17-55 2.8 IS. Magic Target.

sent on September 18, 2018