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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Lowepro Flipside Trek BP 350 AW Pros: Opening system, build quality, ergonomics. Cons: A few more centimeters of width were enough to fit a laptop and still pass it as hand luggage. Opinion: Lowepro is an absolute guarantee, its products are unquestionably well designed and built! After traveling for years and years with the Video Pack 350 AW on my shoulders, I decided to buy the Trek BP 350 AW enticed, above all, by the aperture system that allows you to take the camera and lenses simply by rotating it and what is even more comfortable, leaving both hands free! Initially I was oriented towards the big brother, but it wouldn't pass as a hand beam, so I decided to get the 350 which turned out to be really practical and comfortable. Recently I was in Vietnam, also doing 2-day excursions in which I brought with me: two camera bodies (one of which is film with 4 rolls of film), three lenses (including a 70-300), a drone, tripod, filters, batteries, water, spare underwear, a sweatshirt and a pair of pants and everything was there without major problems! If I really have to find a flaw in it, it is that with 2/3 cm more width there would also have been a laptop, but all in all I would say that it is fine even so! sent on March 08, 2024 |
 | Fujifilm XF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 R LM OIS WR Pros: Tropicalization, sharpness, WR, excursion block Cons: If I really have to find one, the lack of the tripod ring Opinion: I bought this lens before leaving for Patagonia and South America, and I practically never took it off except on rare occasions! Lightweight, compact and tropicalized, it has a yield along the entire focal length truly remarkable! The stabilization does its duty in an excellent way even if the ring for the mono / tripod could have been convenient. The travel lock that is automatically deactivated by turning the dial is very convenient! Mounted on an APS-C it is already a nice cannon, but for lovers of photo hunting there is also the possibility of mounting multipliers! As far as I'm concerned, it's absolutely one of the best lenses I've ever used! sent on June 16, 2023 |
 | Fujifilm X-T30 II Pros: Small size and weight, file quality, dynamic range, good construction Cons: Not very intuitive, it is not tropicalized Opinion: Coming from the Nikon world the first approach is quite shocking, the use of shooting modes P, A, S and M is not very intuitive and you have to take the hand, but after the first shots and the first tests, you can not help but confirm the fame of Fuji jpg. The color management is impeccable and even in the backlight pushed the sensor does its duty very well. At high iso the yield seems good to me, but I still have to put it to the whip to understand how far you can go. The focus is fast and precise and has a quantity of settings for all tastes and for all uses. The battery does not last very long, so having a spare one is a must so as not to stay on foot. The value for money is excellent considering also the x-trans 4 sensor that mount the older sisters, and the general build quality. sent on January 10, 2023 |
 | DJI Mini 2 Pros: Photo and video quality, autonomy, ease of use and transport, no license needed Cons: If I really have to write one, the fact of not having sensors for obstacles Opinion: I bought the Mini 2 a few months ago and I use it with satisfaction. The drone is very small and easily transportable, shoots in Raw + jpg and the quality is respectable. When shooting, immediately save a copy of the jpg directly to the connected device to drive it, allowing you to share everything in real time or to be able to work on the jpg immediately. Wind resistance and stability are also excellent! It does not require a license and with less than € 30 per year you fly quietly. The collision sensors would have been convenient, but it is unthinkable to demand everything and stay in the weights, so the fact that they did not put them on is great! sent on December 24, 2021 |
 | Nikon AF 50mm f/1.8 D Pros: Brightness, sharpness, low cost Cons: Plastic barrel Opinion: Thanks to its remarkable openness is a great lens in low light situations, although you may prefer to use it from f / 2 onwards to avoid a slight loss of sharpness .. I use it mainly for portraits, although due to its size and its light weight it always carry in your backpack, and I do not dislike other uses such as street photography, or architecture .. For me it is a great lens that I recommend to all willingly, and its low price makes it even more interesting .. I think it's impossible to top these figures .. sent on September 27, 2011 |
 | Nikon D80 Pros: Camera body very strong, very good quality / price ratio, accurate exposure as well as autofocus, backlit LCD display at the top Cons: Both in long exposures at high ISO, the noise is too much present, even though you turn from the menu their reductions Opinion: To start with is definitely a great machine that allows a relatively low cost to have a very valid and interesting product that can give great satisfaction! It 'sa Semi Pro which costs a little more than an Entry Level, and much less of his heir D90 .. Out of production, it is definitely a good buy for those who are approaching to photography or for those who want a second camera body without spending a fortune sent on September 22, 2011 |
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