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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Pros: Price, sharpness, brightness Cons: MAF ring small and uncomfortable, noisy and slow AF, TA unusable Opinion: With this lens I had from the first moment a love-hate relationship. The price is attractive; compared to 18-55 with regard to the sharpness Us on another world. Blurred mediocre, unpretentious. Against the most important for me is the ring of MAF very thin, with which it is virtually impossible to focus on as you would like and this pushes you to use autofocus which unfortunately is not the plasticky construction migliori.rnSulla you can pass, on the other hand at this price what can you expect? Just be a bit 'careful use. I recommend it to those who can not afford very expensive goals and want a jump of clarity, however, be combined with a standard zoom. The satisfaction albeit in moderation, by the! sent on April 28, 2014 |
 | Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II Pros: Lightweight, "good" for those who are first experiences, discrete sharpness Cons: Not very versatile AF slow, a bit 'dark, for those who love taking it feel tight immediately Opinion: Optics supplied in the kit with my Canon. I never had high expectations, partly because I had read on the internet of a very negative light. In reality, however, compared to what they say this version is not bad, it is obvious that not excel, but it is not to be thrown away. Fair to begin, good for those who just want a quantum leap from a simple compact camera. The range of focal lengths that provides for my taste does not make it versatile optics, autofocus is very slow and the sharpness is good. So I already feel close after a short time, it will be that I love the details and sharpness .. will change it as soon as possible. sent on August 24, 2013 |
 | Canon 60D Pros: Ergonomic, light weight, very convenient to display the top view shooting data, lock nut, put buttons in the right places Cons: For high iso (though not quite high ..) you will begin to see those fastidiossisimi colored dots in the dark parts of the images, click the shutter a bit 'noisy, 9 AF points that do not satisfy me Opinion: I own this camera for about two months. At first I was hesitant because its ranking among the semi-professional Canon cameras I was afraid it was a bit 'difficult to use for those who are beginners and above all I was afraid it was a bit' heavy (bought on the internet without seeing it first but doing a lot of research). Nothing could be more wrong, it is a great camera, perfect for anyone who is the first experience for both amateurs. I used very little automatic functions, after which I used immediately in the manual. Very professional, I like the fact that it has the display up to watch the shooting data. Usually I always look for perfection in the details, and this is aesthetically perfect. Very comfortable to grip, solid yet light, the buttons placed at the points giusti.rnLe only things that leave me perplexed when you are working with high iso, but now that I've got to know I avoid them when I can and 9-point AF, working with the central focuses quite well but others do not know, the focus is not so perfect. sent on August 24, 2013 |
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