Reviews written by Aldo21gi

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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by Aldo21gi

The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Tamron SP 70-200mm f/2.8 Di LD

Pros: Price and excellent build quality of the lens.

Cons: Annoying auto focus on a few occasions! RnMolti fit the weight but it is known that a telephoto lens at f2.8 is bulky and weighs so for me it is not a counter but it is a characteristic of these objectives, it is the price you pay!

Opinion: After some testing, specifically as an amateur and not a professional, I think it is an excellent lens. Perfect for anyone who makes photos of the day, in the light of the sun, because you are always in the 1/350 even more without any problem by not opening up to f 2.8. The evening encounters some difficulties in the streets of the city but if you are on f2, 8 or f3, 5 or f4, 5, and looking for the right lamp you can take a good picture in that post then complete. The only drawback is the autofocus, annoying in some cases. Not engages species from 150mm up. It goes back and forth but can not lock to the point. I would say annoying! Sure you can live with ... rnih ultimately consider it a lens transaction before coming to the stabilized, you buy it for lack of money or because you do not often use a telephoto lens and therefore do not want to spend a fortune for a lens that you will use just in case, and only in certain situations where there is little one stabilized. I think I'll just resell the chance to take whatstabilized but only for auto-focus because a friend, the same one that sold me the objective in question to take the stabilized version, has confirmed to me not to notice a huge difference between the lenses from the qualitative point of view. The difference is only in the AF.

sent on February 08, 2014

Nikon AF-S DX 35mm f/1.8 G

Pros: Price, very very low, for the services provided. Brightness is very good, at night you can more often than not shooting free hand to do good street. In relation to the price also the AF is very accurate. Beautiful blurred.

Cons: The focus ring is perhaps the most indecent thing about this lens is that it seems fake. rnI hand, if related to the price of the ring of fire, they could be anyone, but if we want to find someone then I would say too plasticky and AF are not always very precise but more than acceptable, as mentioned earlier, in relation to price.

Opinion: Buy it and you will not regret is great and does not cost anything. Excellent as a first target. Never mind the usual 18-55 or 18-105 that are in the kit, take the Nikon 35mm 1.8 and you'll make some beautiful images on camera bodies less demanding. This objective is often discarded by newbies because fixed and is expected to have a single focal length is rather simplistic I would recommend it to those who are just starting out and if anything they do not want to spend a lot but still find themselves with great shots. Perfect for shooting indoors, birthdays and parties in general, because they are very bright. rnConsigliatissimo!

sent on January 02, 2014