Reviews written by Rob52

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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by Rob52

The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Olympus OM-D E-M5 III

Pros: My ideal solution

Cons: Someone's complaining about batteries. I don't.

Opinion: After two other different bodies OMD I added this and understood the value of the update. quick focus, the excellent colors that Olympus accustomed me to with a greater rendering of detail given by the more megapixels. The body remains small, the shooting options rich. The battery is an enhanced variant of that of the OM 10 MK 1.That is, the reinforcement batteries already had them. Monitor very easy to manage. I found, for my age and ambitions, my perfect machine. I've got more optics than I use, but the disphomoresets of an optical 3 corp1 are still fine. The first OMD EM1, grandma, the omd em10 first version, crude, but a mule. The omd5 mark3 a kind lady who amazes me every time beyond my expectations.

sent on April 19, 2021

Ricoh GR III

Pros: Everything, maybe I would have liked a posable display, but it would have affected the weight. I learned to shoot without a viewfinder.

Cons: I always have spare batteries, but I've rarely used them.

Opinion: With a traditional system I would always prefer wide angles and if I leave here with 28 mm I am in my meadow. And a 28 of not indifferent quality. Wide modularity in the composition of the image with almost exclusive details in the use of b/n. With its weight I risk forgetting it, so the image that inspires me prevails. If I have to think about a flaw, it's the way it's distributed. It's not easy to buy it. But everything goes against the distributor, not the manufacturer.

sent on October 21, 2020

Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 30mm f/3.5 Macro

Pros: Sharp, compact, very wide use.

Cons: Opening 3.5, but after all it is a macro.

Opinion: At the time of the analog to a certain point I had replaced the 50 1.8, universal, with the macro 50 mm 3.5, very clear, and I appreciated this quality. After many tests with other optics I came to the choice of a time and I realized that I had at my disposal what for me is truly a universal perspective. They alternate with other fixed and always short lenses ranging from still life to street, rarely macro, the AF is as fast as that of many other Olympus lenses, quite fast for the street, but not suitable for nature shooting, even for the focal length . This lens has found a precise space in the bag and the quality of the images will make me forget its flaws.

sent on January 18, 2018