Reviews written by Angel0779

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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by Angel0779

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Manfrotto MK 394-PQ

Pros: Quality Manfrotto, weight, small size when closed, head to release rapido.ò

Cons: At this price I would say no.

Opinion: Taken at a shopping center known as refurbished product at a price far lower than that in which it is found in other stores both physical and online. To use that I do have to say that their work does very well. I am using it to hold my Canon 100D with various goals and I can say that the car is not moving but I think that even with heavier targets reflex and can do their jobs well. The tripod allows to invert the central axis, and then the head in order to enable macro picture close. The head quick release is very functional. I can not recommend their purchase.

sent on August 06, 2014

Manfrotto Pixi

Pros: Price, materials, compactness

Cons: The locking of the ball head has to be pulled out if you want a camera that takes a bit more objective and pesanti.rn

Opinion: Great to always carry around. Personally I use it for shots on the fly resting on the roof of the car. Once placed and remains firmly holding the camera pretty well. Tested with Canon 100D and Canon 55-250 Isii and 6d with Canon 24-105 F1: 4 L without problems as long as you have the foresight to put one of three feet towards the goal. Update: tested with 100D and Tamron 17-50 2.8 VC with whom I have made a close shot almost entirely by tilting the machine without any problem.

sent on July 31, 2014

Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM

Pros: fast in focus, sharpness above the average whereas it is an economic objective.

Cons: for what it costs I would say no.

Opinion: I found him as original equipment for my Canon 100d. Soon I'm going to move on to other more objective light, I think of a f 17-50 1:2.8, but I think I'll keep this, as on more than one occasion has given me some wonderful shots and the engine can be useful stm to shoot some video. I found it a bit uncomfortable the ring of focus that has no limit and does not allow me to find the infinite.

sent on July 28, 2014