Reviews written by Pietro Arrigoni

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

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Olympus E-5

Pros: Intuitive, white balance, mixed flash management, solidity, swivel display, highly efficient cleaning and effective stabilization, a not too crowded menu, the ability to have the main settings immediately visible, the ability to set focus corrections for single goal, even by serial number!

Cons: sensitivity noise from 400 iso in blacks even if acceptable up to 1600 (for those like me coming from the film) and even good if in daylight conditions up to 3200 iso.

Opinion: I owned E1 (2) E3 (1) E5 (2) E-M1 (1) Nikon D200 (1) I handled D100, D700, D750, Eos D5 markII. The e-m1 can not compare it to the E5. Okay, the sensor is far superior (just for pixels and noise, absolutely not on the colors), but it is not at all on the software and the true pic motor, but the E5 is another eye sighted by the professional . Sincere, predictable, precise as a razor, muscular, and especially DIRECT. No frills or useless things see E-m1 and Nikon, do not focus stacking, the 4K, the time lapse? We are serious, how many times did you think you would use them throughout your photographic career? If I need to do it all with the computer, in return when the 12-60 hooks up ... I no longer think of anything but photographed. It is difficult to abandon it.

sent on November 14, 2017