Reviews written by Raiton

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Sigma 15-30mm f/3.5-4.5 EX DG

Pros: Excellent construction, AF quite fast and accurate, good level of sharpness, 8 blade iris, the price of used very convenient for a wide-angle lens so extreme.

Cons: Resistance to flare not good, it is not possible to install filters, the sharpness of the edges down a bit, excessive size and weight.

Opinion: I got used to a price of 250 € in a photo shop, the lens will show immediately to the touch as a professional grade lens, the lens hood metal can not be removed, and does not allow you to mount screw-on filters. RNLA sharpness is excellent in the center allowing you to enjoy many of the details, but at the extreme edges of the sharpness drops a po.rnLa distortion at 15mm is very present, but nothing abnormal is perfectly average with zoom lenses of the same length focale.rnL 'AF even if traditional type demonstrates good qualities of speed and accuracy, hardly misses the accuracy of focus. RNLA resistance to flare is not canon to the levels of 17-40, but not dire as some make it clear, I tried it several times with the direct sun, let's say I've seen worse with objectives that were set out coupons to withstand the stray light . rnAd today is at a price below € 250 (depending on conditions), is a lens that allows you to experience a wide-angle lens on the FF sensor moltor extreme, the results are good considering the price asked for me it is worth the purchase. rn

sent on June 26, 2014

Tamron SP 60mm f/2 Di II LD Macro

Pros: Great brightness (single macro f / 2), great sharpness from f/2.8, AF silent type Full Time MF, during the focus does not stretch it shortens (IF) good construction, price.

Cons: Only for APS-C, there is a focus limiter.

Opinion: I must say that is the best third-party macro lens I've ever had, I wanted to inform me before taking it well and after a few days I realized that it is the perfect emulation of the Tamron 90 f2.8 mounted on the FF. rnVengo and I mean ... being for the DX becomes 60mm on a 90mm nikon, the largest aperture at F / 2, emulates the same depth of field of the 90mm f/2.8 on FF.rnDurante the focus does not stretch it shortens, for this reason, the distance Minimum of operations remains to 13cm as in that unlike the Tamron 90mm 60mm stretches. rnl'AF although it is not unlike the ultrasonic 90mm makes no noise, and is of the full-time manual focus. From the point of view of clarity are the levels of the canon 100mm f/2.8, the tests I have made with the canon of a friend. The tamron equal to f/3.5 aperture of Canon's better thanks to greater openness, after tie the score. rnInoltre be used with great satisfaction even for portraiture, I just have to recommend it highly for those who want to do macro and portraits.

sent on June 12, 2013