Reviews written by Anomerol

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

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Manfrotto BeFree

Pros: Lightness, Durability, Comfort of use, folded Dimensions

Cons: Last section contraindicated in windy conditions

Opinion: It was time for me in the air for the purchase of my first good tripod and, having planned a walking trip backpacker, I needed a compact, lightweight and solid; in other words I needed this tripod. I gave my vote 10 because its small flaws are to be expected, in other words, when you buy it you know you do not get your hands on a tripod that can be opened with all sections in case of strong winds. I used it with fairly strong wind and the exposures to 30 "were perfect. Highly recommended, even for the relatively cheap cost.

sent on August 21, 2014

Canon 1000D

Pros: Economical, lightweight and intuitive

Cons: Noise, focus, slow and inaccurate

Opinion: The 1000D is an SLR that I will always remember with pleasure, for me is the mandatory step for those who must start: entry-level reduced to the essentials that you can come and thoroughly understand the "mechanics" of an SLR, it definitely has a lot of limits, but it is right that the first SLR to have them. Moreover, thanks to the savings on the body you can afford to go with it saving some quality optics, and if you start to combine it with interesting optical quality also small and handy entry-level in question can churn out some interesting image. Inevitable with increasing passion switching to a better body. Highly recommended to those who racks his brains on the first purchase: no need to consider the bodies of several hundred Euros, save money and if you fall in the combined budget perspective better than 18-55, which is the true limit of 1000D.rnrnlorenzo

sent on May 20, 2014