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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Tokina Firin 20mm f/2 FE Pros: Very engraved lens, neutral colors Cons: Slight full-opening vignette disappears to f/4. Opinion: It's a really, really good goal. In my opinion one of the best 20 mm on the market. It offers the possibility to mount a polarizer, it is very solid, very fluid, quite light. Slight distortion easily corrected with one click. The price is not the lowest, but in line with the performance offered. sent on September 09, 2020 |
 | Samyang 24mm f/1.4 ED AS UMC Pros: brightness, sharpness, the fluidity of the focus ring, price Cons: slight vignetting at f / 1.4 Opinion: Once again, the Samyang has built an excellent lens is mechanically and quality. Even when shooting wide open at the photos are sharp and well sculpted, to signal a slight vignetting, however, completely disappears from f / 2 onwards, reaching excellent performance at f / 8. It 'goes without saying that with this objective can be photographed anything although being extremely bright it can be well exploited for night photography. The lack of auto focus in my opinion is an advantage and not a defect because it forces you to frame quietly and to live the photos you take. the price is appropriate to the demands and is less than the most renowned brands which in any case always have the vignetting at full aperture and how quality all in all very similar sleep considering the reviews of those who have them on Juza. sent on February 17, 2017 |
 | Nikon D810A Pros: Excellent image resolution; the absence of the low-pass filter, increased sensitivity to red radiation emitted from galaxies, excellent noise reduction at high sensitivity (ISO 12800), extreme ease for night use especially thanks to the possibility to get to 15 minutes as the exposure time set by the SLR and the focus at night with the live-view function, superlative for daytime use Cons: High cost Opinion: I believe that the Nikon 810A can be adapted both for use at night that day. For the night did not surprise me and it was designed for that: perfect for nightscapes broad field for the photo of the deep sky and planets; what surprised me is the rather impressive sharpness in photos daytime (soon I will finish processing them put them on the site). Many stated that we would have a reddish or warm in the shadows, but in tests done any of this or at least in a very marginal and in any case easily correctable with any editing program. At night it is very easy to use, using the live-view we can focus perfectly with any lens you use and you can get up to 15 minutes of exposure in manual preset, signed with the letter M *. I also have a Nikon D800 and the advantages obtained with this 810A are evident starting with the improvement in noise reduction (it shows a little over ISO 12800), by the absence of pass filter bassor, the extreme ease of focus in the dark. With the Nikon D810A you not have to force so much on sharpening just because the absence of the filter gives the image a pleasant sharpness, already perceptible in the raw. sent on December 24, 2015 |
 | Nikon AF-S 35mm f/1.4 G ED Pros: very affected, very bright, spectacular Cons: price Opinion: This objective was given to me by my wife and at first I was a bit skeptical because the photography magazines you did nothing but talk about the fine art sigma 35 mm 35 mm considered the best on the market. After doing a lot of shots with 35mm nikon I must say I completely satisfied with its performance. lens class sent on July 28, 2015 |
 | Samyang 12mm f/2.8 ED AS NCS Fisheye Pros: Very crisp, images are truly carved. It works well even at full aperture, but the best performance is obtained from f / 4 to f / 11, like most of the other goals. The angle covered is very wide (180 °) and this makes it particularly suitable for night pictures. The attack for nikon transmits the Exif data. Very advantageous price, considering those of other brands Cons: None. The manual focus is an advantage because it forces you to think about what photographers Opinion: The Samyang has taken another big lens for full frame. the price is low and worth all; if some other brand will do a more noble lens like that at the same price, someone let me know! for lovers of the landscape and stellar photo is a perfect target. The distortion is typical fisheye and not a nuisance but a pleasure; if just in some photos you do not want distortion you can use it in parallel to the horizon. sent on May 04, 2015 |
 | Zeiss ZE/ZF.2 Distagon T* 21mm f/2.8 Pros: excellent optical quality, images carved into the rock Cons: vignetting wide open, price Opinion: The landscape is a great goal, insostituibile.Da f / 5.6 to F / 11 is a sensational goal, the pictures are really sculpted. To think I had to work better on the Zeiss slight vignetting at f / 2.8 to f / 4, because often these openings working with astrophotography and given the price that one pays one should expect something more. Vignetting, a phenomenon that still occurs in almost all lenses wide open, is easily corrected in post-production. sent on March 13, 2015 |
 | Samyang 14mm f/2.8 IF ED UMC Aspherical Pros: excellent optical quality, affordable price Cons: slight vignetting at full aperture Opinion: goal strongly recommended. Better than other brands more famous type zeiss or nikon or canon. The focus, only manual, is a quality not a problem because it forces you to think and to get a better photo. Great lens for night pictures. The distortion, some bearing a little barrel, is easily corrected with DxO Viewpoint or with other programs more complete. sent on March 09, 2015 |
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