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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | DJI Mavic Mini Pros: Maneuverability, ease of use, little bureaucracy, battery life. Cons: Noise to all ISOs, no DNG. Opinion: I wanted a drone that was simple to use, stable, with a good image quality and that didn't force me to do a thousand practices and shell out money for anything. The Mini was a good purchase: it pilots very easily and has a remarkable flight stability even in the presence of wind. The batteries last the right (about 27 min) and the range of use in image fluidity is more than enough even in the environment with many interferences (500m in the city and no lag on Ios). It's small, already at 80m you see it with fatigue and the gyr color is not quite right, at least the position light helps. From the photo sector you can not expect too much but it does not get bad, the videos are good but the have a lot of noise already at 100 iso and the current firmware applies by default an excess of sharpness especially on vertical lines; The wb is very good and the colors rather natural with a decent dynamic range. I would say the drone with the best price/performance ratio currently available, useless to take the superior models (they cost a lot and the images that churn are the same) unless you spend absurd amounts. sent on January 16, 2020 |
 | Manfrotto 058B Pros: Solid, serious, heavy and precise Cons: Nobody Opinion: It has a few years on the shoulders but remains the perfect studio tripod, just lengthen only one section to have the ideal medium height; The unique leg release system is extremely intuitive and effective. I use it with 1d MK4 with several long lenses and 410 rack head: It never makes a vibration. Loved. sent on February 21, 2019 |
 | AmazonBasics Treppiede leggero 152cm Pros: Price Cons: Unstable, fragile, poor materials and workmanship Opinion: You find it rebranded under various brands but the model is always the same. Taken years ago as the first lightweight tripod turned out to be very poor. The head hooks badly and does not lock in a solid way, at any minimum adjustment vibrates for a long time, the tubes are very thin, the joints are made of plastic and the couplings are very comfortable. Not even worth the few euros that costs, definitely discouraged. sent on November 22, 2018 |
 | Canon EF 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 DO IS USM Pros: Size, RING USM, STABILIZED Cons: Unbalanced forward, tendency to leak, slight counterlight loss of contrast Opinion: Bought from England to €350 on FF and APS-H I have not found all the problems of sharpness that you read around (will be a well-managed copy...!). Excellent focal range and is quietly in the backpack, it is not white and you notice little, fast and precise focus without uncertainties and the stabilizer is very effective. Excellent sharpness at F8 a little softer to TA, zero chromatic aberrations. I thought a lot before taking it and read a thousand reviews but in the end despite the doubts was excellent and much better expectations, at 300 and TA there is certainly better but overall has never given me unusable images, indeed. Real ones in a slight drop in contrast against light due to the construction DO but the lens hood helps a lot and the fact that for the weight of the front element the barrel tends to leak if pointed downward. sent on October 27, 2018 |
 | Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM Pros: sharpness, brightness, price/performance ratio Cons: No obvious Opinion: Purchased for whim to replace the 1.8 II; From the optical point of view very similar but the new 7 blades of the diaphragm give a blurred less edgy, you can approach more to the subject and I find it slightly more defined. As construction is blatantly more solid, it no longer has that noise of scrap metal when it focuses and less uncertainty. In General It is a lens to have almost a requirement for what it costs. sent on October 27, 2018 |
 | Tamron SP 500 f/8.0 Model 55B Pros: Compact size, excellent construction, excellent relationship between spending and results Cons: Not crystal clear, hard to use, inability to deal with the depth of field Opinion: Bought it for business needs, having to photograph architecture with good resolution with a single point of view to over 2km.rnPer the expenditure, about 200 € complete with a 2x multiplier, the images obtained are satisfactory although abbisogna a lot of practice to be utilizzato.rnLavorando with exposure times around to 1/1000 will have the best results. sent on August 07, 2013 |
 | Tamron SP 90mm f/2.8 Di Macro Pros: Price, excellent sharpness, lightness, recessed lens, 1:1 ratio Cons: AF slow, high extension Opinion: I use it as the only macro lens because I think it is a very high quality lens, the 90 mm is more than enough. The color rendition is flawless and remains crystal clear even at full aperture with a great focus. Ring focus large and very precise, recessed lens and light are other strengths. Highly recommended. sent on March 08, 2013 |
 | Canon 40D Pros: Solid and incredibly reliable, excellent RAW, AF, ergonomics and overall quality Cons: ISO is not very high, no microtatatura Opinion: Using the 40D recently, but the difference with the old 350D is abysmal: access to the settings, the picture quality that produces the sensation of having it in hand strength, speed autofocus. RnDirei that still holds head very well to many corps level recenti.rnUnica flaw that finding is the low ISO (up to 1600, 3200 in H, but too much noise for a good use) that could be a problem with the objectives less bright. sent on February 13, 2013 |
 | Sigma 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 DC OS HSM Pros: Focal size, robust, cost Cons: Soft, just enough OS, dim Opinion: I use it as a handyman from vacation not to carry all your lenses. In optimal light can be considered fair and for what it costs is just fine. The stabilizer is compatible with the tripod but just turn it off. The colors are slightly tending toward shades calde.rnNon will be a lens optically very qualitative but it is difficult not to find the right shot. sent on February 10, 2013 |
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