Reviews written by Ilduccio

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

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TTArtisan AF 27mm f/2.8

Pros: sharpness; autofocus speed; Colors; Tones; price

Cons: for the price it has no CONS

Opinion: Premise: I am someone who does not know about it; I am not a professional and in the stars it is not written that I will become a master. The lens is of excellent quality; I have posted a gallery of sample shots in various scenarios. For me it helps to get beautiful photos, the colors are vivid, the tones are there, the sharpness satisfies me. I recommend it to everyone, except professionals, who as they are paid to take photos, it is right that they equip themselves with the best and most quoted equipment. It's perfect for Street Photography, I don't think it's good for other purposes.

sent on April 25, 2025

Sony H300

Pros: Zoom; use of stylus batteries

Cons: Image quality; autofocus; few features

Opinion: Purchased in 2016 on offer with the coop's points, it was an uncomfortable companion until 2021, when I bought more updated machines. It has a great zoom, to take pictures outdoors in bright light. If the light is not at its maximum, the photos are grainy and not very sharp. The autofocus is slow and if there is no well-defined subject to frame, the photo is blurry. It's probably great for taking 80s-style shooting photos. It uses stylus batteries and this was an advantage for me, because with a stock in the bag, I never remained on foot: with 30€ (12batteries) of rechargeable stylus, you can easily get to 600 photos. Portrait? It's not his job. Macro? It's not his job. Still life? Ok (as long as you recover with long exposures on tripod). Moving subjects? It's not his job. Landscapes? Ok. Bird watching? Ok. Architecture? Ok. It has no manual fire.

sent on August 22, 2022