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Francesco Ciaramella www.juzaphoto.com/p/FrancescoCiaramella  |
The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Pentacon 50mm f/1.8 MC (M42) Pros: Construction, sharpness, blurred, price. Cons: No one taking into account that it is a low-quality vintage lens. Opinion: I wanted to try a vintage lens with the famous "bubbles" effect and looking at some photos on Juzaphoto I found this. First of all it has an affordable price, an all-iron construction and most importantly a character also due to its construction defects that makes this lens a viable alternative to a modern 50mm 1.8. To tell the truth then I did not take many photos with this lens, but I had a lot of fun with manual focus and blur. Mounted with adapter on my Sony a7II I had no problem. I definitely recommend this lens to those who want to experiment and have fun. sent on May 27, 2023 |
 | Apple iPhone 13 Pros: Updates, Support, Operating System Cons: Cost, Not very versatile Opinion: I want to make a review that concerns more than anything else the smartphone in general, since I do not like to use the phone as a camera. iPhone 13 is an excellent smartphone optimized to the best guarantees over the years numerous updates to the operating system, compared to Android models, which receive updates for a maximum of two years. Of course, buying an iPhone can also have cons, first of all the price, although today on Amazon it is possible to find it discounted with prices in my opinion more adequate than those of launch. Finally, the little customization and the little versatility of the operating system for those who are used to Android may seem like a limit, but it is the price to pay to have a fluid operating system. Finally, the camera makes good photos, but honestly I never think of using the smartphone as a first choice for a photo output. In fact, when I buy a smartphone I never look with great interest at the photographic part precisely because I prefer to use the camera. sent on May 16, 2022 |
 | Tamron 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3 Di III RXD Pros: Light - tropicalized Cons: Stabilization Absent Opinion: The Tamron 70/300 is the perfect lens, in my opinion, for the kind of photos I like to take and felt the need for. I waited a long time before choosing it and I think I made the right choice. I must say that my first choice was the Sigma 100/400 but then the price, size and weight made me start looking at the Tamron with more insistence. As soon as I tried the Tamron, I immediately realized that I had made the right choice, because it has the qualities I wanted, that is, lightness and compactness that allow you to walk comfortably, and have photos of excellent quality in my opinion. The only thing that worried me was the lack of the stabilizer, but, mounting the lens on my Sony a7II stabilized even at 300 mm you can photograph quietly. In conclusion, therefore, the Tamron is an excellent lens with a truly excellent price quality suitable for all those who seek in particular lightness and compactness at a truly competitive price. sent on December 11, 2021 |
 | Sony A7 II Pros: Lightweight, Fullframe, Professional Construction, Machine Stabilization, Third Party Optical Variety. Cons: Low Battery Life, Sony Original High Optical Pricing, non-exceptional JPG, no wall chargers. Opinion: I used a Canon 1200d for a long time, and decided to jump to the fullframe with a more complete machine overall. I wanted to continue with Canon initially, but then, wanting to choose a Mirrorless in the Canon house I couldn't find what I was looking for in variety of third-party optics so I started looking at other manufacturers. Since I didn't want to use the APS-C format anymore I discarded Fuji and then went to Sony. I have to say that the initial desire was to buy Sony a7III but for buget reasons I chose Sony a7II thinking then to change it in the future (5-6 years) after also building a quality Sigma optical park. Sony a7II is overall a machine of great construction quality, released in 2014 still today is a modern machine, so much so that, my old Canon 1200d released in the same year seems at least 10 years older. Sony a7II offers a Full frame machine at the lowest market price with professional characteristics, stabilization in the machine, an excellent 24mpx sensor, excellent workability of the RAW file, allows you to shoot with good resistance to high iso and especially for me who come from an entry level the differences for the better are many with features that I still have to learn completely. Naturalmete also has flaws if you take a lot of the battery lasts really little, in the packaging there is no wall charger, the jpg files are bad, the colors I find them not bright compared to those I could pull out of the Canon probably because I still have to get used to working with Sony Raw files , today for those who want to make videos is not very suitable. Overall I can therefore say to recommend Sony a7II, especially to the photographer who like me loves photography but does not make this passion his profession. Those who want to take pictures with this machine will hardly be disappointed and will have the feeling of having a professional and reliable machine on their hands. sent on June 17, 2021 |
 | Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS Pros: Stabilization Cons: You have to settle Opinion: I bought this used lens for about 100 euros and I have to say that it did not excite me very much that I wanted to resell it, then, I had an idea to take a certain type of photographs and this optics turned out to be so fundamental that I decided to keep it. You can see the work I've done with this lens in my galleries. Of course it is a very cheap lens so maybe you can not expect much but if you put it in a position to work without asking for the impossible it can be a good optics despite everything. sent on December 02, 2020 |
 | AmazonBasics - Borsa grande per fotocamera e accessori Pros: Capacious, economical. Cons: annoying squeak Opinion: I took this bag to carry my equipment when I move for holidays or work. The bag is very capacious and is sold at a very advantageous price, you can also attach the easel at the bottom, but the squeak that it produces sometimes is really annoying. Overall I am happy with the purchase because I use it only to carry my equipment when I move, but certain wanted I would like to try another type of bag such as the backpack. sent on November 22, 2020 |
 | Canon EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM Pros: Lightweight, economical, bright. Cons: Only aps-c. Opinion: This lens is really special already clear to f2.8.rnSince it is a very small wide angle is perfect to use it on the road, in fact I decided to take it before leaving for Amsterdam and coupled to my 1200d we forget to have the camera on the neck and then on the road you enjoy taking pictures without stress with a focal length that is quite versatile in almost all situations. sent on January 30, 2018 |
 | Canon 1200D Pros: Sensor weight Cons: High sensitivity iso Opinion: The 1200d is a budget entry-level SLR with all the photographic functions necessary to get closer to professional photography, it is the cheapest camera on the market so it's perfect to start. If you're not a professional, it's a SLR that you can keep quiet for a long time, without having to go and buy some more expensive models. rnOggi on the market is the 1300d which is practically the same SLR with just adding WiFi and GPS ... all things almost useless in my opinion. sent on January 30, 2018 |
 | Yongnuo YN-560 III Pros: Price, completely manual, powerful enough. Cons: No TTL, Quickly download the batteries. Opinion: I've just bought two of these flashes to learn how to control the light in the studio, being flash that can only be used in manual I had fun and I'm having fun figuring out how to set it to get good exposure ... For now I'm quite satisfied with the results since until a few days ago I did not know anything about artificial lighting applied in photography.rnConsiglio certainly this product to those who want to learn PS With rechargeable batteries that download quickly, 8 AA for flash I think it's ideal . :-D sent on January 30, 2018 |
 | Manfrotto Element grande Pros: robustness Cons: For me no one Opinion: The quality of this Manfrotto tripod is really super, especially considering the price.rnrnA good sense of stability and a solid construction combined with attention to detail made me feel satisfied with the purchase.rnrnThe tripod is equipped with a ball head that however, it does not have the quick release lever but with a screw that loosens and allows you to unhook the reflex.rnrnThe maximum weight that can support is 8 kg. rnFor now it seems perfect I hope you do not disappoint me.rnrnP.s. The price changes according to color on Amazon. sent on January 18, 2018 |
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