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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Manfrotto Pixi Pros: lightweight, robust, stable, instantaneous Cons: lack vertical position Opinion: Initially I was doubtful about the actual use being very low and small, convinced by an offer, now I always carry it with me on impromptu trips or little charges in which I do not want to bring me an extra bag for the easel at man height, surely recommended, it also seems very resistant, too pity they did not put the notch to place the room vertically. I have not tried it with challenging telephoto lenses, I use it with a 12-40 pro olympus, not really light and small especially at maximum extent and does its own. sent on March 02, 2020 |
 | DJI Spark Pros: portability, fcc possibility, not exaggerated cost, good power and stability despite being very small Cons: signal, sensor, convenience, battery let's say 6 Opinion: I bought this drone to start taking aerial photographs, I've been driving some drones for years much more complicated to carry and I can say that it is a drone very easy to fly, just read the instructions and things that you have to avoid doing, a little more difficult is to get out decent video footage because of the stabilizer on only 2 axes , it is difficult to manage to make the roll come fluid on the horizontal axis, with filters and the ability to adjust the shooting in manual you can do nice things, but the small sensor is the first thing that will go tight to a photographer along with the lack of raw, otherwise it would be almost perfect as a drone to take some aerial shots here and there. , with a small enhancement on the signal to have more stability return video quietly remaining in the law I would recommend it to everyone sent on October 17, 2019 |
 | Manfrotto Element grande Pros: lightness and stability, cost/lack of, good leg screw system Cons: bag with thin shoulder, head with plate attachment not really immediate Opinion: great stand of medium invoice aluminum manfrotto, excellently finished and light, high enough to get right to my eye (I'm 176 cm high ), we do not settle at full elevation but still has a great hook to hang the backpack or the like to compensate for its stability, replacement steel tips for different terrains, just the price of 130 euros to which I bought it , there are similar Chinese, but the brand is synonymous with warranty, reliability and resale for me. sent on October 17, 2019 |
 | Sigma 60mm f/2.8 DN Pros: absurd sharpness, bokeh, lightness, lampshade and case Cons: smooth fire dial, light flare in against light Opinion: At the price at which it is proposed is a lens to have for those who want to start with the portrait (spectacular bokeh), I do not own the olymus 45 mm 1.8 but having seen some photos I thought was almost better given the price, bought used at 120 euros is so sharp that you can dabble even in some close photos, it looks very good the details, af quite fast , but why the smooth manual fire ring? They also provide purse and lampshade, I do not know if the whole series of these goals is so or I was lucky, this is given away. sent on October 17, 2019 |
 | Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-40mm f/2.8 PRO Pros: Zoom comfort, great at all focal points, general rendering, tropicalized, mf/af gearbox ring, additional fn key, including lampshade Cons: light flare in backlight and light lamp just uncomfortable to insert/remove as if closed on the lens does not allow to act comfortably on the manual fire Opinion: Perfectly built, equipped with lampshade and bag for transport, I start with the saying that I would call it a must have in the field micro 4/3, I explain: it goes in accordance with the philosophy of the latter (great compromise between transportability and quality skills, you take this on the road and go everywhere without too much lenses and above all too much weight, a lens for apsc of the same type would be almost double), unique defects suffers from a slight flare in contrast to light and weight not really feather but being: tropicalized, with an excellent yield at all focal points and excellently built (it seems just worth all the goals). It's pretty overshadowed. To have micro 4/3 optics, does not make you regret larger sensors in many situations sent on October 17, 2019 |
 | Olympus OM-D E-M5 II Pros: portability, dier, aesthetics, pro functions, orientable flash, stabilization Cons: Complicated menu, battery, bottom paint Opinion: I bought this camera to have a laptop with semi-pro functions, and with the ability to buy pro optics in human digits, which in my opinion make the difference, my feedback is undoubtedly positive, given the price of the beauty of the product and its many functions (initially complicated to manage through the menu), in addition to the pro lenses that inevitably increase the weight and clutter are on the market numerous tiny optics that can still allow you to take home a result Liked. The battery is absolutely insufficient if you use so much the active display, with sight instead comes for me to be enough, but a spare should always be kept, finally side construction the paint of the lower part tends to go away, I solved covering it with one of those faux leather linings that are little on amazon that do not spoil the aestheticbut definitely protect when resting the machine. sent on October 17, 2019 |
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