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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Canon 77D Pros: Beautiful to see, size, secondary screen Cons: High iso noise Opinion: I must say that it is the first (and for now unique) machine I have. Purchased about 2 years ago in kit with the 18-135 nano USM I think it was all the right choice to get me into the world of photography. I wanted to start with a body not too entry-level and not too professional but a middle ground. The 77D was the choice I never regretted. You appreciate the ergonomics, the quick controls with the secondary screen, the orientable touch display, the wheel that can be used as a second ring and finally the professional aesthetic aspect. The latter is also the negative aspect as I fear to give too much in the eye. The only flaw I recognize is high iso noise. Despite reaching 25600, expandable to 51200, the noise makes you hear from 3200 onwards. I don't think he has anything to envy his older sisters. For the rest I recommend sent on July 24, 2019 |
 | Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM Pros: Bokeh, price, size, minimum focus distance Cons: STM engine Opinion: Very cute lens, I would say almost mandatory to buy when you want to test the first fixed focal lens. Very small, well built and low priced. Returns very nice photos thanks also to the f1.8. and the minimum focus distance that, unlike the other 50mm you can compare, is shorter. This allows you to take photos of small objects or details. I would only use it more often if it was more reliable. The STM engine of my model after a few months of use began to not focus properly and then noticed a certain back focus. sent on July 24, 2019 |
 | Samyang 10mm f/2.8 ED AS NCS CS Pros: Construction, sharpness, aesthetics Cons: No electrical contacts, no graft lock, front cap too large Opinion: I bought it used for the price of €250 and I love it right away because of its build quality.. The front lens is really nice. I bought it to learn to photograph in hyperfocal exploiting especially the relative scale that is engraved on it and also to test the field of view of a 10mm. Using it in hyperfocal returns sharpness and crazy colors. The distortion you notice but I have to say I like it. Unfortunately, despite the lens being quite small, the hood makes it seem cumbersome... And since the fixed hood is not possible to mount the filters. It has no electrical contacts being a "full-manual" lens but maybe only one contact for the diaphragm could be comfortable. I do not know if it is my specimen in particular but when I horsemanship not feel the classic "click" That assures me that is grafted well.. For this it is also unusable without pressing the release button. Nevertheless it still remains firm to the machine and there is no possibility that it undresses itself. Very nice lens anyway, the advice sent on May 24, 2019 |
 | Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM Pros: Lightness, size, sharpness, brightness, price Cons: Nobody Opinion: I bought it to have something more Wide than the 50mm and I never regretted having purchased it. I use it especially in those conditions in which I do not want to give in the eye with heavy and expensive equipment, when I want to travel light, or to the birthday/Parties indoors where I need a bright lens and quite versatile. Excellent in everything from construction to auto focus, and even in the minimum distance of focus. Recommended sent on May 24, 2019 |
 | Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM Pros: Autofocus, Construction, quality Cons: Length at 135mm, Lens hood Opinion: It is a lens that, in spite of everything, I love it. I got it in the Kit with the 77D and I use it for over two years. He always gave me good votes with excellent colors. Unfortunately the aperture of the diaphragm is the only thing that limits it... As soon as the light decreases a bit, the best thing to do is to remove it from the machine and put something brighter. The autofocus is a real bomb.. No mistake, it is very fast and ultra quiet.. Also recommended for those who want to make videos, since there is also the stabilizer. As I wrote above I think 135mm is a little too long.. And unfortunately like all Canon lenses excluding L-series, the lens hood and to buy apart. sent on May 24, 2019 |
 | Yongnuo YN 50mm f/1.4 II Pros: Build Quality, Aesthetics, bokeh Cons: Evident chromatic Aberrations, to be careful with the dust Opinion: I bought it on ebay at about 130 euros to replace the now dated 50mm f 1.8 canon. I Felt good right from the start.. I enjoyed the build quality on the fly, you feel it is a little pesantino, but I don't consider it a fault... Connected to the camera is really good and the scales enough; Not being very long the weight doesn't fall outside that much. Autofocus quite accurate, a little noisy, but has some difficulty in low light conditions. Returns beautiful images but to TA the chromatic aberrations especially on white surfaces are noted enough but at the same time the bokeh is very pleasant. Other Neo.. I try to keep it always guarded because after a while I immediately entered the dust inside the lenses. For the rest I recommend it. sent on March 22, 2019 |
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