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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Fujifilm X100F Pros: Colors, Colors, Colors, Portability, Lens, Dynamic Range, Battery in Economy mode Cons: High Performance Battery, Aperture Ring, Stabilizer Opinion: I'have owned this amazing camera for about 2 months. Maybe soon for a review, but I must say it was a stroke of lightning. Initially taken as a "battle" body to take on a trip, in the end I always find it in my hand: home, street, shopping, dinner with friends, photos of the son, his wife .... All the time! Already from the first images, you are enticed to shoot again and again. Thanks to the return of beautiful colors, the practicality of use, and if well set, often it is not necessary to process the raw but rather the jpg are already perfectly usable, as if you already knew what I want to get from a specific scene. In case you feel the need to raise the shadows, or have to lower the lights, the RAW have information to sell (I owned a Sony a7iii and I must say that the comparison holds it very well despite the marked differences between the 2 sensors). The only flaw, if we want to define it this way, is the ring of the diaphragms ... a little too small and uncomfortable not to allow a change of opening without stumbling somewhere ... perhaps a matter of habit. Excellent point in favor also goes to the battery: it has consumed 40% of battery with 120 shots (jpg + raw) of which 30 long exposures of 25-30 sec each (+ Noise Reduction) ... a great result! Ergonomics are not worth talking about. Those who buy it or think of buying it, do it precisely because of its size, which makes it extremely practical, but also uncomfortable. Forgot!!!! ..... the integrated ND filter. A resounding cool for those who already use it! sent on November 26, 2021 |
 | Canon 6D Pros: Excellent performance at high ISO and noise management, full-frame at a good price, Wi-Fi and GPS integrated weight Cons: Accustomed to 7d suffer the lack of buttons on the left side of the screen, but it is not necessarily a "Cons" Opinion: Bought this camera body about a month ago. rnProvenendo a 7D Mark I, the first impression was the weight difference and the lack of buttons on the side of the screen (I was used to and fond of), but mostly the difference already taken in the .jpg image quality even at 1600 ISO and over (for me before unusable) .rnChe say, whereas before I used to spend time on post production to remove excess noise that often made it unusable picture (my favorite photo evening and / or night), now do not even think about it: shooting, discharge of PCs and ENOUGH .... fantastico.rnSono still in the process of settling in, but for now I am fully satisfied, both with the use of the 24-105 kit supplied, and with the great Canon 85mm f1.8 (which mounted on the 6d is giving me really good feeling). sent on November 13, 2014 |
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