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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon AF-S 70-200mm f/4 G ED VR Pros: For the pros I very much agree with the reviews so far published and therefore do not add more. Cons: The overall look a bit '"Francis of Assisi" compared to other Nikon optical performance. The price, not really popular, he would have deserved some more effort. Opinion: I have a few days ago, replaced my old 70/200 f / 2.8 VR1 with this new objective, and then my judgment about the appearance by "poor man" is definitely influenced by the older brother. But aside from the aesthetics, everything else is in the right place: weight, handling and dimensions are his skills more positive.rnIl my previous 70/200 because of the weight and size was almost always riposo.rnDa a point of view Optical, this new lens I was really very impressed. I find it works better for sharpness, resarncromatica and no vignetting. I took over a hundred photos in various subjects, and the results are really good: bright colors and saturated shots with well-rntrastati, excellent sharpness throughout the frame. All this for the benefit of post production as there is definitely "tweak" of meno.rnResto increasingly convinced that today's targets are available with improved optical characteristics with some "lightening" mechanic. But not being a professional and photographing as a hobby notI feel the need of optical battleships. Therefore, the exchange between the two objectives, on paper debatable, was unarnoperazione for me vantaggiosa.rnrn sent on September 06, 2014 |
 | Nikon 180mm f/2.8 ED Ai-S Pros: Sharpness at all apertures except f/32 - Weight and size limited - Handiness - Construction optical / mechanical design at the top - Colours - Blur Cons: It 's just manual focus and therefore not very suitable for dynamic photo and action. The first lens is a "ED" and therefore a bit 'tricky because most "tender" a normale.rnConviene protect it with a UV filter. Only machines with top of the range you can get data recovery. Opinion: I have this light for about 30 years. After years of inactivity, with digital, thanks to Nikon's policy to maintain the same bayonet "F", is reliving momentirndi original splendor with the new rooms set D. It 'a real pleasure to come back to focus in manual mode (with the limitations mentioned above), set the diaframmarngirando a ring, look with calm precision and the focus point more appropriate ... so back to shoot with the conviction that still master of it-rntuazione. From an optical point of view, the performance is superb and as sharp as that colors which are a bit 'old-fashioned way with chromatic less of a contrast compared to today's optical RNTO "N" crystals. And what about the bokeh ...! at full aperture is fabulous! rnSempre more often in my bag to replace the 70/200 8.2 VR. Lose in convenience, but you want to put the satisfaction! sent on April 02, 2013 |
 | Nikon AF 135mm f/2 D DC Pros: Great portrait lens, especially those "stolen" in the street. Blurred just as great with the possibility of being able to further control the DC function. Cons: The autofocus is not lightning as the AF-S. At times, some specimens may suffer from front / back focus. Opinion: It 's really a bell'attrezzo. Solid construction as the objectives of "once". It produces high-contrast colors when compared to optical odiernern (G-series and nanocrystals). The focus at the widest apertures is very pleasant. He still has the ring to control the aperture and this allows the analog utilizzornsui old bodies. sent on November 11, 2012 |
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