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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Canon 5D Mark III Pros: Image quality, robustness, system focus, software (firmware) advanced. Cons: At the moment they are not able to provide negative aspects. Opinion: I buy the 5D Mark III in March 2014 making a big step forward after nearly nine years of joys and sorrows with the 350D now obsolete! I find myself in the hands of a new world: the camera's advanced management software, a rugged camera body, massive and heavy (which for me is a plus), the picture quality is awesome baked with any lens, which is a set L and less. And 'certainly a product for professionals and advanced amateurs, I'm excited but at the moment I do not know very well and I still have to take my hand! It will be my new companion experiences for many years to come! sent on April 10, 2014 |
 | Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Pros: Brightness, price, lightness, sharpness. Cons: Plasticky, small-diameter, slow and noisy AF, lens hood (optional) impractical. Opinion: I own it for a few years and I have always used on the 350D. Compared to the 18-55 kit results were always the best in terms of quality of the images! Let's say that negative criticism, considering the price, did not make much sense ... I mean, who buys it knows that it has made a purchase of just over € 100 and all the cons, which I also expressed in the judgment, it is inevitable that we are! Not long ago I made the jump to FF with the 5D Mark III and although at first I "ashamed" to mount it on the new camera body, I must say that the photos do not disappoint me at all! At full aperture are pretty sharp, perhaps the blurriness is not beautiful to look at, but overall there is a certain quality! It 'very light, almost not perceived to be mounted on the machine, but often the autofocus does tantrums (especially in low light) and is also noisy! Also possess the original lens hood which I find impractical as it has been conceived in practice is screwed ring and the latter engages the lens hood remainsfree to rotate as you want! Oh, I also noticed that decreasing the exposure time starts vignettare a bit ', which in APS-C does not happen to me! For the rest, I think that anyone who already owns it does well to keep it, but I do not recommend buying ... if you have the chance to spend a little 'more is perhaps the best f / 1.4! sent on March 17, 2014 |
 | Canon EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM Pros: Sharp, detailed images, precise autofocus, Stabilized, Quality construction. Cons: Hood not included, not weather sealed. Opinion: I would add to the list of those who are satisfied with this product! I bought it to replace the 18-55mm kit supplied with my old 350D ... the comparison is not feasible, we are on two completely different bands! Unable to fully satisfy my needs, the only lens that I carry with me during my walking (hiking)! Regarding the vignetting is possible that are found in certain conditions ... problem easily solved in post production if you shoot in RAW! sent on December 03, 2013 |
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