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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon AF-S 200mm f/2 G ED VR II Pros: excellent construction, superb picture quality, stabilization, programmable buttons Cons: Looking nit I could say that the AF nut location is right in the position where I can challenge the natural fiber, and to avoid accidentally change the focus must get used to hold it a little 'later. Opinion: That said, this 200 is spectacular, I use it for sports and portrait and I never disappoint. AF lightning, very effective stabilization. I can think of only superlatives to describe it, out of focus beautiful, sharpness high already at f2, the subject is never flat and seems to leave the scene with a three-dimensionality that is rarely seen in other optics. I purchased it with many sacrifices, but it was really worth it. Carry it around since weight and size is not easy, but the effort always pays off. I'm starting to use it to make videos as well as for photography, and also excels in this area, the only difficulty here is finding filters na adatti.rn sent on December 04, 2016 |
 | Sigma MC-11 EF/Sony Pros: It does exactly what it should do, good construction and upgradeable firmware directly with USB port Cons: The targets mounted lose a bit 'of AF speed, but also remain usable for video Opinion: I took it for my Sony a6300, and mount 18-35 50-100 F1.8 and F1.8 Sigma and the Canon 35 IS f2. They become a bit 'slower in AF but still acceptable, to discourage sports photos. I use it mainly for making videos with the lenses listed above and does his duty even with continuous fire, and the Canon retains stabilization. The construction is solid and firmly engages both the machine on the objectives. It has a USB port that allows the firmware update. sent on December 04, 2016 |
 | Sigma 150mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM Macro Pros: Sharp, well built (if it does not consider the problem of the ring for tripod), stabilizer useful if you do not need to get too close to the subject. I find it very pleasant blur. Cons: Problem lock the focus (even manual) using the ring to the tripod. Opinion: The problem experienced by some using the ring for the tripod I've noticed, too, even squeezing it very little. If you can help it do not use it, the lens is not that heavy, if you have a good tripod head you can avoid it. Apart from this problem the lens is great and I'm using it with great satisfaction on the D800. Excellent sharpness, stabilization useful (if you're not too close to the subject), af precise and adjustable in three positions (full, infinite-0.53, 0.38 to 0.53), mf easy to use thanks to the large ring. The package includes two different types of hood to use according to the sensor of your car, which is full frame or APSC. sent on May 21, 2014 |
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