Reviews written by Gianlucasammartano

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Fujifilm XF 35mm f/2 R WR

Pros: All

Cons: nobody

Opinion: Tested at an event Fujifilm. Lightning-fast autofocus, excellent color rendition, extraordinary engraving. This is the best lens Fujifilm. I have a 23mm gives me more satisfaction because of the focus, and that use a 90 for a portrait. Definitely I buy it and I recommend everyone purchase. Compared to his brother 1.4 it is considerably higher.

sent on November 17, 2015

Fujifilm X100T

Pros: Easy shooting, LCD, electronic viewfinder / optical, image quality, macro function, lens 23mm f2, yield low / high iso, design.

Cons: Battery life

Opinion: I bought very little from this new fujifilm coming from two cameras nikon semi-pro. I needed a camera body small, light and not cumbersome to do reportage and photographing everything that I could never shoot with an SLR. Believe me, this little Fuji is a dream. A real gem. The image quality is comparable, if not superior, to my D7100. The management at high iso is stratospheric, superior even to the surrender of the latest full frame SLR. I mean, what good is having a reflex when you can have it all at your fingertips in just 400 grams? The operations in the work. Those who work with the reflex can not and should not do without. Those who want a camera that can awaken love for the "real" street photography, very old time, and those who want to take pictures without weights and dimensions can not not choose this wonder. I argue that amateurs should buy a mirrorless fuji rather than an SLR.

sent on December 02, 2014