Reviews written by Gigimarca

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

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Fujifilm X-T2

Pros: Handy, intuitive controls, quality and tactile strength, files

Cons: WiFi, removes for modification of measurement mode and drives

Opinion: Taking a little but it was a thunderbolt. Aesthetically beautiful (for me obviously), robust and usual, tropicalized, handy and intuitive. The commands are all comfortable except the two levers to change the measurement mode and drive, my fingers tire a little to "feel the levers", maybe it's just a matter of time. Display and electronic viewfinder very crisp and full of information, I did not notice delays through the viewfinder but I have to first try it with fast subjects. The AF is great. The camera's WiFi can not hook it to the smartphone for remote control, but reading the reviews on the app the problem is due to an update. RAW perfectly machinable in Camera Raw. I can not evaluate the jpg file because I never click it in that format. The tilting screen does not turn to the left, I never felt the need for a twisted screen, so I'll give it a reason. Great joystick

sent on October 14, 2017

Rollei Compact Traveler Mini M-1

Pros: Robust, lightweight

Cons: Nothing

Opinion: My humble opinion is the top, robust, lightweight, practical. It is comfortably in the backpack and carries an indifferent weight. I do not know if the declared 8kgs are real, but mine has a Canon 1D mk lll with a 70-200 f4. The legs extend by unscrewing the rubber feet and the central part rises after unlocking a small wheel. Throughout its extension loses a bit of stability I strongly recommend it to everyone.

sent on October 14, 2017