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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | GoPro Hero8 Black Pros: size, weight, accessories, video quality Cons: batteries, cost, touch not very responsive, heats up excessively Opinion: I took it hoping to be able to use it for vlogging, as well as to make some videos while scouting. But battery life is negligible for vlogging. Even using it a few minutes, and keeping it in stanby or turning it off every time, you can use it for about 30 minutes when it's good. I also tried to keep it charging all the time with a power-bank, but it heats up too much and goes into self-protection by shutting down continuously. The only time it didn't warm up was when I used it in the water for some short fish videos. There is certainly better on the market, and at lower prices. sent on October 21, 2022 |
 | Sony FE 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3 G OSS Pros: Fixed length, sharpness, AF speed Cons: at the moment nobody Opinion: It was a lens that attracted me very soon to come out, but having the 100-400GM that works well with CT, I thought it was superfluous to have this one too. But I was wrong because certain features are really good, such as the fact that it does not change length as the focal length changes, which is very important in naturalistic photography because it introduces movement and scares animals less. Then there is the sharpness that even at TA is really good, even at 600mm, and I would say that you can not ask for more with such a lens. Finally, if we put that even with 1.4x CT the sharpness remains at good levels, as well as the focus, then I have no more doubts to recommend it. With the Sony A9 it is a perfect pairing, allowing a large range of focal points, and always of quality. sent on March 09, 2021 |
 | Lowepro ProTactic 350 AW Pros: Comfortable shoulder straps, quite rigid, nice adjustable in many aspects, such as the internal dividers and excellent possibility of expansion with additional modules. Cons: A little small if you have cameras with battery grip. Opinion: Had for a few months, but then sold because it was too small for my needs. Comfortable the upper opening, which by the way protects the camera well being rigid, while a little less side openings if you have accessories (tripod, bag, or other). The main problem in my case was the depth of the backpack, not enough to hold the camera with BG, in fact the closure of the backrest took place with difficulty, "enciing" the backpack a little and nullifying the portability. Surely the top model (450AW) is not affected by this issue. For the rest, however, I found it excellent as per lowepro tradition, with excellent materials and attention to detail. sent on December 22, 2020 |
 | Rollei Rock Solid Alpha XL Carbon Pros: Robustness, load capacity, adjustable ball head plate, maximum and minimum ground height achievable. Cons: No one at the moment. Opinion: What to say, it's a really challenging tripod and it quietly holds up my body weight. It is also great in the most at-risk situations, such as inside a stream, or when you have to hold important loads (supertele), but flexible and practical in the most varied conditions. The leg length and angle adjustments are practical and fast, as traditiond Rollei (it is not the first tripod of this brand I own) and once set it remains where you put it. Very practical the base of the ball head that can be leveled by the special knob, often making it unnecessary to properly adjust the length of the legs (certainly, up to a certain point). The tripod is great, this is not discussed, and definitely deserves a ball head of the same level, or a gimbal, otherwise you will find a dwarf (the ball head) over the giant (the tripod) :D sent on July 07, 2020 |
 | Rollei C5i Carbon Pros: Lightness and ductility in use, then dimensions really compact when closed Cons: The impossibility of having a short central column. Opinion: I find it has a very good price / performance ratio and despite the appearance of gracilino still seems very robust and the declared load data (8 kg) should have them without problems (at the moment I have not tried yet). I took it for travel because of the small size once closed and for the very minimal lightness, almost do not feel like having it. Very nice the ability to remove a leg and turn it into a monopod, useful for some trekking when you always want to have a telephoto / zoom at hand. Overall a nice tripod. sent on January 08, 2018 |
 | Sony FE 55mm f/1.8 ZA Sonnar T* Pros: Sharpness, building materials, overall performance Cons: Nobody Opinion: And 'one of those lenses for full frame Sony E-Mount is a must have !! The quality of the images returned is impressive sharpness even at TA is disarming, then on A7RII it is a show. The engine is quiet and fast AF, the focus ring to focus the fluid flows so, the bayonet mates perfectly with the camera's flange (zero games). Bello also the lens hood coated within a material, rubber-like, opaque to decrease further reflection. sent on April 22, 2016 |
 | Lowepro Flipside Sport 20L AW Pros: Spacious, light, practical and functional Cons: With demanding trekking and long weight on his shoulders is not distributed properly, so in the long run gives me some problems. Opinion: Good backpack is perfect for me because I put the 300mm f / 2.8 mounted on the camera (sometimes even with tele-extender mounted), then I have two other objectives and various accessories. Sides then bins for water and the tripod are really very practical and allow you to have your hands free (if the tripod is not too big but ...). RnSicuramente recommend it, both for ease of use (you You can easily change the optical maintaining backpack tied to life), both for the capacity. sent on June 30, 2015 |
 | Sony Alpha 1.4x Teleconverter Pros: build quality and optics Cons: price Opinion: At the moment I use it only with A77I Sony and Sony 300mm f / 2.8 and I must say that I'm there pretty well. The picture quality is always very good and the loss of sharpness is, for me, as a minimum; Also on the front auto-focus there are no major differences in performance, so I feel really recommend it, especially if you can find it on offer, given the high cost. sent on May 07, 2015 |
 | Sony 300mm f/2.8 G SSM II Pros: speed auto focus, image sharpening, weather sealing, accessory functions Cons: weight, lack of a protective cap Opinion: The SAL300F28G2 is a telephoto lens from the Gold range of Sony that is being compared to the previous version, improved the autofocus speed (4x) and an anti-reflective coating nanocrystals to act to improve the contrast and detail of the functions immagini.rnTra "ancillary" there is the possibility to set, beyond the minimum distance in focus of 6.4 meters, also a minimum and maximum distance defined by the user as desired (eg, wanting to keep the fire in a range of well-defined meters); then there is the possibility to store the distance of focus to be recalled later when holding in check a site / subject but while you do other shots other lens soggetti.rnQuesta definitely the best with the most advanced cameras such as the Sony A99 and the A77II, and right with it, I noticed that the AF-C (continuous autofocus) of A77II is well-supported by the lens, always focusing on (or near ... ) following the subject, and even herendo you lose your focus, however, the recovery is very fast. Excellent image clarity even at room temperature, almost disarming compared to other lenses (economic) utilizzate.rnL'ho also tried the Sony 1.4x tele-extender and I have to say that the optical performance is virtually unchanged, as do the speed of focus (the difference is very small). I have instead tried a 2x tele-extender so I reserve further integrate the opinione.rnrnL'aspetto negative, as indicated, I can point out is the weight (2.3kg well) that are quick to hear if constantly kept in hand and the lack of a protective cap of the main lens, as the soft standard supplied becomes unusable if you apply a cover camouflage protection in neoprene.rnrnPer the rest is definitely a lens to have for the kind of pictures for which it was born (nature, sport, action). sent on November 13, 2014 |
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