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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Zeiss Batis 85mm f/1.8 Pros: OLED screen, stabilization, flawless construction, sharpness, blurred Cons: Nobody Opinion: A lens that fascinates and conquers from the first use. Before it I bought the 40mm f/2 and after seeing the results, I immediately ordered the tele. The 85 mm f/2 is made of solid materials, which give a pleasant feeling of robustness and reliability to the touch. The lens allows you to create well-contrasted images, with bright colors and well balanced. I have no difficulty in considering it as one of my definitive lenses. sent on August 15, 2023 |
 | Ricoh GR IIIx Pros: Impeccable construction, lens, responsiveness, very light, touch display, sensor stabilization, quality of the files and workability of the same, invisible therefore perfect for the street. Cons: Autonomy Opinion: Taken a few days ago, but immediately it was love. Unlike other cameras, it is the only one that has conquered me for weight and maneuverability. The construction is perfect, robust, the display can be seen very well and allows any operation in a precise and fast way. I love files, always sharp and contrasted and I really appreciate its "invisibility" in situations where it is appropriate to see without being seen. Great camera sent on March 31, 2022 |
 | Sony RX10 III Pros: Excellent construction, defined and workable files, ergonomics and 4K zoom, slowmotion, effective ibis. Cons: Inadequate batteries Opinion: I state that I never use such cameras as I deal mainly with weddings and commercials. However, the Sony RX10III convinced me with its operational flexibility, ergonomics and focal range in good light, it guarantees satisfactory results, while still considering the limitations of the one-inch sensor. Zoom and construction are its strengths, the only flaw is the batteries: inadequate sent on March 25, 2022 |
 | Panasonic S5 Pros: Body, file quality, neutral colors, excellent video section, tropicalization. Cons: Nobody Opinion: Taken a few days ago as the second video body compared to the Lumix S1h, I must say that the S5 immediately made a great impression on me. The files are rich in detail, the ergonomics are excellent and I also find it more responsive than its older sister. Great AF with prime lenses, 85mm, 50mm f/1.8.At the current price it is the best choice you can make. Highly recommended sent on November 06, 2021 |
 | Nikon D4 Pros: Impeccable construction, AF, burst, beauty and cleanliness of the rows, high ISO, battery life. Cons: Nobody Opinion: Bought a few days ago and it was immediately love. I mainly deal with video, but when I can I like to do photography: what the D4 manages to do better. The controls are perfect, as are the ergonomics; do we want to talk about autonomy?! The files are clean, three-dimensional, ready to use. It is now at excellent prices, so I can only recommend it. sent on August 09, 2021 |
 | Sigma SD Quattro Pros: File quality, FOVEON sensor, contrast and microcontrast, sharpness, amazing BW, robust and durable construction, ergonomics. Cons: Those who choose a Sigma with FOVEON sensor do not see that the Opinion: After the MERRILL, I tried this room: Excellent! It allows me to reach at least 200 shots compared to the Merrill, with better viewfinder and handle, returning to the touch a feeling of solidity and robustness. I find it reliable and perfect for those who want to take pure photography. I don't think it's for everyone, especially for those looking for a lightning-fast AF, but after seeing the images that he's capable of churning out this sensor, I challenge anyone to do without it! sent on April 11, 2021 |
 | Sigma 35mm f/1.2 DG DN Art Pros: Blurry, sharpness, construction, flexibility, ART concept, impeccable construction Cons: Weight, but it's the price to pay considering it's an ART Opinion: One of my best lenses, if not the best ever. Considerable weight, but it is worth using it to fully enjoy its excellent yield. I mainly use it on Lumix S1h and find it adorable, although the AF is not a lightning bolt of war. Returns images that are blurry and very impactful. For those looking for an excellent and low cost lens, given the competitors, I definitely recommend this goal sent on March 23, 2021 |
 | Fujifilm X-PRO1 Pros: Oscar aesthetics, jpg files ready from the first shot, great grip, crosshairs, Fuji colors Cons: Battery, very slow, wifi absence, fixed display Opinion: Does a Fujifilm X pro 1 make sense again in 2020? Absolutely yes, especially at the price at which it is located. Paid 250 euros with less than 4,000 shots, I think it is still a very good alternative for those who want excellent jpg and the legendary Fuji colors. If you add to this the vintage charm a beautiful aesthetic line, the choice is almost obligatory. Yes, it is true, it is not very fast but the photograph that I like to make with the Xpro1 is of concept, composition, relaxing and meditating. Recommended sent on June 02, 2020 |
 | Canon 5D Pros: Spectacular files, complexion, characteristic grain, colors, unique character, meditabonda. Cons: DATED AF, pitiful display, ISO max 1600 Opinion: Purchased for less than 250 euros, maniacally held in impeccable conditions, I re-discovered this old lady who, used with criterion, can give unique satisfactions. I use it exclusively with the Canon 50mm f/1.4 is To say that I am very satisfied. I recommend it to fans of reasoned photography, but also to those who want to learn sent on February 28, 2020 |
 | Fujifilm X-T3 Pros: Color profiles, file quality, pro video, AF, good construction, good hold high SO. Cons: Disappointing batteries, excessive menu. Opinion: Given that I use it mainly to make videos, in relation to quality/price, the Fuji XT3 is in my humble opinion the best APSC in circulation. Built well, it is now a mature room, capable of restoring excellent performance. The thing I love the most are the color profiles, especially Eternal: a drug for me. I hate battery life instead, for this irecommend battery grip sent on January 01, 2020 |
 | Panasonic Lumix S 24-105mm f/4 Macro OIS Pros: Excellent construction, top stabilization, crisp and excellent bokeh, although it is a zoom. The best 24-105 I've ever owned Cons: Nobody Opinion: I use Lumix S1 and 24-105, especially for video, a few weeks and although I have never loved the zooms, this lens differs from the others for all the pros above. Built in an egregious way, it finds in the stabilization one of its main strengths. But even bokeh, sharpness and flexibility are no less. A great Lens sent on May 05, 2019 |
 | Panasonic S1 Pros: Solid body, excellent yield in high iso, Dual is, excellent viewfinder, excellent colors, af performing Cons: Weight for those who want lightweight and compact MLs Opinion: I've been using it for a few days and I'm in love with it. Solid, robust, excellent display and viewfinder, it ensures noise-free files even at high sensitivity. In the video field, he finds his widest expression, also thanks to the neutral paste and excellent colors. With 24-105 and 70-200, then, it's like using a gimbal. One of the best I've had sent on April 23, 2019 |
 | Fujifilm XF 50-140mm f/2.8 R LM OIS WR Pros: Sharpness, bokeh, stabilizer, speed, flexibility, robustness, construction, f/2.8 aperture Cons: Don't have it Opinion: It remains fantastic images, engraved and contrasted, not to mention the bokeh which is spectacular. Although it is not a feather I also use it for video, where the yield is comparable to fixed lenses. It is my preferred optics, which I cannot do without, given its excellent performance. A tele performance that is worth all the money it costs, try to believe sent on April 07, 2019 |
 | Panasonic GH5 Pros: The point of reference for those who make videos. Excellent stabilization, fast and ergonomic. Batteries with good autonomy. 180 fps, 4k 60p, vlog Cons: All MFT sensor limits Opinion: Still today in 2019, the GH5 represents the point of reference for those who make videos and not only. Use with the inseparable Leica 25mm f/1.4 lens, razor-sharp, compact, lightweight: excellent. Combined with the 12-60 Leica f/2.8-4 becomes a perfect tool for those who make video, to the point that makes unnecessary monopod and tripod. Excellent camera which, given the current price, has few rivals sent on March 14, 2019 |
 | Nikon Coolpix P7100 Pros: Sharpness, Nikon colors, great design, swivel display, discrete autonomy, 800 ISO still usable, good quality zoom across the range Cons: Lens wide distortion, unnecessary viewfinder, little functional meter Opinion: The p7100 today is at low prices but leaves stucco in terms of sharpness, rendering the lens across the range and colors. For those who have few claims for resolution, but do not want to give up good quality files is the most appropriate choice. rnPicture for the viewfinder that does not indicate any indication, resulting in total uselessness in the manual.rn sent on September 28, 2017 |
 | Panasonic Lumix LX100 Pros: Leica optics, sensor, operational flexibility, 4K video, compactness, robustness Cons: Poor battery autonomy, no touch, fixed display screen, without stabilizing the sensor as newer models (G80, GH5, etc) Opinion: Love at first sight that is consolidated in the use. I use it mainly for video and I must say that the "small" LX100, although not recently left me speechless. rnFlessibile and ready to 'use, does not disappoint in performance, controls, sharpness, colors and yield of blurry. A little gem that gives beautiful images and is characterized by compactness and robustness. It would have been perfect with a stabilizing system 5-axis on the sensor, such as to ensure more stable images without filming or micromosso.rnPromossa with honors, although it is not very young! sent on April 06, 2017 |
 | Panasonic G80 / G81 / G85 Pros: 5-axis stabilization also in video, video 4K, 4k photos, ability to change the depth of field ex post, body compact and solid tropical conditions and good quality in jpg files, very responsive, very good speed in the MAF, affordable price, great value / quality, touch screen, excellent viewfinder and swivel display Cons: Given the Micro 4/3 sensor, we can not wait for a mind-blowing performance at high ISO - no headphone input - low autonomy batteries Opinion: Taken recently, I did not know the potential. E 'small, powerful, responsive, solid and always ready to' action. I use it only for video, but it can also be employed for quick and creative shots. Its powerful stabilizer, allows you to use time absurd and get crisp shots thanks to 'lack of pass filter basso.rnAssolutamente recommended for video, since the stabilizer 5-axis it fully covers the use sent on November 22, 2016 |
 | Sigma DP2 Merrill Pros: Image quality, contrast and micro-contrast, black and white amazing, excellent sharpness, strength and hard bright, current price Cons: High ISO impossible, poor endurance, slowness in recording in RAW, AF poorly performing Opinion: Compact, solid, discreet and, to me, precious. It requires dedication and patience, but rewards with amazing images, their best FF. Today is less than 350 € and I assure you that at that price there is camera capable of returning of image quality ... As long as you agree to take up to 400iso 1600/3200 Color and b / w be able to wait 12 seconds for writing files in RAW! sent on March 28, 2016 |
 | Samsung NX1 Pros: Tropicalization, connectivity, responsiveness, sensor backlit, high iso excellent, 4K, 15 fps burst, touch, ergonomic, swiveling display, etc. Cons: Insufficient awareness of the brand Opinion: I took the NX1 after buying the NX500: I am very satisfied. The use mainly with fixed lenses, capable of restoring images amazing, but I also like the various zoom in circulation, with which you can get good results. rnAttualmente its share price has dropped significantly so the price is convenienti.rnÈ a camera from the professional features, easy to use, great for shooting video sent on January 14, 2016 |
 | Samsung NX500 Pros: Superb quality of the file, sharpness and detail, good processability of raw high ISO, AF performance, burst, connectivity, touch, etc. Cons: No viewfinder, build quality good but not excellent Opinion: Good in everything, even in the price. After it I also NX1, which works better at high ISO, in gust and in the AF that is fulmineo.rnUn concentration of quality and technology in the palm of a hand, although in low brightness sometimes the AF is not the maximum. Absolutely recommended for those who want everything at a very competitivo.rnP.s. to match the fixed (16, 30, 45, 60 and 85) ... Extraordinary! sent on January 14, 2016 |
 | Tamron 15-30mm f/2.8 VC USD Pros: Crisp, Stabilization perfect, bright, fast AF, sturdy and well built Cons: Weight Opinion: I got it after assessing the Tokina 16-28.rnDevo also say that they are very satisfied with the choice, because the Tamron has all the features I was looking for: precise and fast AF, stabilization and highly effective brightness for night or in dark environments .rnFinalmente a lens which is difficult to do I'll know meno.rnConsigliatissima sent on September 20, 2015 |
 | Canon EF-M 11-22mm f/4-5.6 IS STM Pros: Sharpness, stabilization, robustness, compactness. Cons: It must always be unlocked, so it is annoying Opinion: A compact lens, clear, stable and above all light for EOS M.Ottima color definition, vignetting and distortion contenute.Che say more than that he must always be unlocked for use ?! We get used to that but also to bring home beautiful photos, remaining light and using a wide-angle lens stabilized and so small. A vote of at least 9! sent on June 13, 2015 |
 | Fujifilm X-E1 Pros: Sensor, AF precise, robust construction, excellent resistance to high ISO, vintage line irresistible charm Cons: AF slow, unresponsive, viewfinder display and low performance when compared to the older sisters. Opinion: Purchased used with an 'optical manual focus, the modest sum of 300 euro, l' I use exclusively with the 27mm f / 2.8. Compact, handy, built impeccably, this great little car following me in all my travels and I returned the pleasure of taking pictures wherever I am, as with the small 27mm, you carry in your pocket or purse. It is not a camera dedicated to the action, but I assure you that for those who composed in a brooding his shots is the right partner:-) sent on November 24, 2014 |
 | Sony A3000 Pros: Sensor, Af, ergonomics, price Cons: Viewfinder exceeded Opinion: The 'I took it as a joke and I fell in love immediately. The sensor produces good file and the noise is manageable up to 3200. Offering a convenient handle and while it is similar to a mini SLR, is a mirrorless compact and lightweight. rnDavvero a good result when you consider that the offer can be found at 299 € ;-) rnBuona light at all! sent on April 19, 2014 |
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