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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon D750 Pros: held high ISO, autofocus, tilt monitor, lightness Cons: Shutter noisy, focus area, battery life Opinion: After nine months of use I want to say my opinion. It never hurts to remember that everyone has their own needs, expectations, and ways of photographing it would be good to check which camera you are coming, which unfortunately too many do not. If you come from a APSC for example, I have definitely a different opinion than someone who comes from a d4. I own the d7000, I had the d700 and d750 if I can say that this eats both at breakfast. For my needs I found excellent sealing iso, 24 mgpx are for me the right number, the monitor pivoting initially thought useless has instead proved useful not only in the macro but also in other genres. Even with the battery grip is not be a brick as instead it was the d700 and backpack for 5.4 hours in the mountains back ringrazia.rnPer my outings hunting traveling photography I find very annoying shutter sound in the silence of forest echoes almost like a shotgun blast, the blast is a silent taken for a ride as the difference with normal shooting is minimal. The area dthe focus in the viewfinder may be more extensive, good having 51 points of focus but would prefer half but cover everything. The battery lasts me half compared to d7000. Currently for my needs I would not trade with any other reflex but would not refuse a d810 for macro and landscapes and d4 for wildlife / bird life :)? Rn sent on December 03, 2015 |
 | Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Di VC USD Pros: versatility, portability, quality / price ratio Cons: 600mm soft Opinion: I bought this lens to tile the Nikon 300/4 afs with tc 1.4 on D7000 because often in my outputs stalking I was "short" for avifauna and "long" as the setting for chamois and deer. The quality of the fixed smooth is not comparable but when it needs versatility we encounter willingly to compromises which in this case are a little lower optical quality. Another reason for the purchase is the change in the short to full frame and 600mm are a good starting point. I have rarely, however, to shoot at 600mm because, even stopping down, I noticed that it is better to stay on the 550mm and to crop slightly to get a better result. The weight and dimensions are easily supplied so that the "hot" zones harbor SLR + lens hanging side by a strap attached to the base of the collar to which I added a plate with profile ark long enough to make it comfortable even challenge it. The stabilizer does its job although personally I use it infrequently, or because they are inaf-c or because they use the tripod / monopod. The optical qualities have been recognized by several authoritative sites and I are in agreement. In every opinion expressed evaluation relates to their way of photographing and those approaching my I can only recommend this lens. sent on October 09, 2014 |
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