Reviews written by Triky

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Triky
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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by Triky

The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Nikon D800

Pros: Resolution

Cons: Micromotion for my monitor Green Machine

Opinion: I purchased the machine just output with huge problems of micromotion and white balance after a couple of years I solved the balance with software update but the micromotion remained. Shooting only with first quality optics and fully in manual I mounted a fcusinsreen with Stigmometro. Then in an unexplained way it is damaged the shutter forcing to replace it with great amazement after the repair the micromotion is much improved. Now it is another precise and sharp machine. Evidently the first models suffered from intrinsic defects. Pay attention to the year of purchase.

sent on May 04, 2018

Nikon TC-20E III

Pros: The tramissione the parameters of the target

Cons: unjustified cost can not mount manual targets at least my esemplarern

Opinion: I tried the teleconvert with Nikon 70-200 f2.8 VR good focus and stabilization sharpness not much higher than doubler Kenko 2.0x DGX MC7 paid macro 30 euro used but mounts all the goals that the D800 machine can bring. I hope to have found a defective model otherwise does not really make sense spending. He did not carry the automatic focus using the motor of the machine and can not physically fit goals as the DC-135 AF Nikon F2D the Zaiss and Nikon AF-I 300mm f / 2.8 ED-IF and all manuals that I possess .

sent on May 01, 2016

Mamiya Sekor 150mm f/4

Pros: sharpness, construction, robustness and price.

Cons: f / 4

Opinion: I purchased this lens curiosity assuming that a lens designed for the medium format is the most powerful FX format. I already tried a Hasselblad Planar T 80 f / 2.8 with great satisfaction. Looks quite compact but high building fire extremely fluid and very long allows great precision, mounted on Nikon D800 is evaluated once the effect of the diaphragms because shooting lamellar already closed. I compared the M with AF DC Nikkor 135 f / 2 D, the Nikon AF-S 70-200mmf / 2.8 G ED VR using a set controlled: light framing of Manfrotto 055PRO tripod head 808RC4 also keeping the two Nikon targets an f / 4 aperture. The results are amazing, the colors and shades are almost identical, perhaps the 70-200 is a bit warmer but the most unexpected surprise was the incision and detail where M. gave the points to the excellent 135 , the edges of the subject are perfect without chromatic aberrations and the depth of field does not have theRREGULARITIES fire. The bokeh effect is not bad, but the subject has to be far enough away from the background. A good companion portrait, perhaps too detailed.

sent on February 23, 2016

Nikon AF 135mm f/2 D DC

Pros: incision and excellent brightness

Cons: problems focus had to correct 20 points autofocus of the D800

Opinion: Photos with very few flaws already defined by F2, F4 8, fast focus, excellent natural colors on portraits if the models do not have defects pelle.rnConsigliato autofocus to manual if you do not have the ability to correct AF order otherwise the wrong focus. rnSfuocato by manual with the possibility to adjust both before and after the subjects (Defocus).

sent on July 09, 2014