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![]() | Tokina AT-X Pro 11-16mm f/2.8 DX Pros: iris bright, great angle, sharpness, great price Cons: flare and chromatic aberration Opinion: I tried a wide angle pushed but, unlike all other wide-angle lenses, is characterized by a diaphragm very bright. This makes it suitable for use by hand or in low-light situations. I noticed a fair tendency to chromatic aberrations but all easily removed with ps. In addition to the tokina on aps-c I'd be curious to try the 8-16 Sigma but the highest price, the diaphragm dim and the uncertainty of build quality I have done absolutely regret buying the tokina. I recommend it to anyone thinking of using the wide-angle also freehand or with poor light, but also for lovers of the countryside if they can withstand an angle of less than sigma. sent on September 29, 2011 |
![]() | Canon 1000D Pros: Lightweight, economical and all you need to look for a novice photographer Cons: Iso content, exposure compensation sacrificed, in general performance contained Opinion: I am a happy owner of 1000D as novice photographer. And 'no doubt that in the first months / years of photography, however intense they may be, is still to a discovery. Would make little sense to get good results only by half of the upper class (I avoid trivial comparisons with the automotive world!). The 1000D allows you to experience all that you can do in photography and the results are more than appreciable. It 's true 1600iso are few, 10MP now are exceeded, a few points of focus and metering but we've got a body of 300 (trecento!) euro offering the possbilità to "play" with any parameter photographic so far there were precluded by the compact. I suspect that when the photographer realizes that limit the quality of their work lies in the equipment then it is right and proper to adopt something that can really unleash its potential if used correctly. 1000D: very good testing ground sent on August 19, 2011 |
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