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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Sony RX100 Pros: Large sensor for the category, very high IQ, good dynamic range, excellent noise management, raw who endure many hardships and that they work very well, slow, build quality, pocket size. Cons: Menu is not the most simple, a bit 'slow to turn on and off. Opinion: I got it recently for the sake of compactness, during scorrazzate with the bike from enduro.rnSono was very impressed by the performance of this compact. The sensor is probably about 1 ", gives a truly amazing performance for a machine of this type. Tolerates high iso, 1600 and 3200 are more than usable, the raw lends itself to various ill-treatment without noise, artifacts or banding . Sharpness and resolution are really high, as well as the dynamic range is amazing for a machine !!! rnrnLe dimensions are contenutissime, the weight a bit 'less, still finds place everywhere! costruttiva.rnrnInsomma Excellent quality, it really is a gem, I would have appreciated the innovations of the later models (articulated LCD, Wifi, viewfinder) but currently the price of the first version is very tempting, and the yield is the same as the later models, so also excellent cost / performance ratio! sent on September 05, 2014 |
 | Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Pros: Sharpness, colors, cost, size. Cons: Autofocus is not fast. Opinion: I own a couple of years, is the only perspective that I have not replaced, then a deserved my review, of course positiva.rnSu APS-C just did not like, because of the focal length. On full frame instead I opened up a world, the focal length 40 mm I find it great, it's good for landscape, street and even a few portraits. The sharpness is excellent, the colors are natural, and the opening of 2,8 although not a miracle for thinking it is a fixed size and cost, in addition to 2.8 is already utilizzabilissimo, cartoon a bit 'but corrects facilmente.rnrnNon waste time to commend the convenience given by weight and size zero, even I use to always place the cap !!! rnSe I really have to find a fault, the autofocus is slower than the other USM lenses of my kit, but it's a shame veniale.rnrnA my view is a view that can not fail completely in a full kit that Canon frame.rnSpero face other glass like, maybe a wide angle, as soon as possible... sent on August 31, 2014 |
 | Canon 6D Pros: Dynamic range, high ISO performance, image quality, ergonomic keys, wifi, silent shutter. Cons: For now, no. Opinion: I come from a 7D, and this is my first full frame. It was love from the start, I found there are from the first shots coupled with the 24-105! It is probably very suitable for beginners like me, since the first shots I got results that I have met in full !! rnL'autofocus until now has not missed a shot, but even if I do not do pictures that stressed out particolarmente.rnrnA equal optics that I also used on the 7D seems to me that image quality, blur and sharpness are superior, and not poco.rnrnLa I find it even more convenient for the weight of the 7D a bit 'more content and especially for the posizone of the keys; shooting without worrying about the ISO, the shutter is very quiet, the jpeg from the machine are already excellent. The viewfinder is fantastic, now focuse on hand is easy, with the 7D I could not see well! RnrnUna special mention to the wifi, I considered a useless gadget, instead of on vacation I find it convenient, I can download the photos on your iPad and watch them on a Fullscreen largede in an instant, same thing on your smartphone when I'm around, really comfortable as possibilità.rnrnChe mean, I can not be 100% satisfied! rnrnAGGIUNTA: after 6 months of use I renew my satisfaction. I got shots that I was not able to get with the previous bodies (50D and 7D), I abused with excursions in the midst of mud, dust, summer and winter, he also did some motorcycle trip over that accompany every day from home office. It will not be robuta as a series 1 but up to here holding limit bene.rnL'unico I've found is ergonomics: with a Speedlite 430 and optical heavy, feels the need of the battery grip ... rnCredo that many who complain the lack of joystick do not know that the pad can be set to vary the point of maf with a single press of an arrow key, just like the joystick, many insist on complaining and recur at a pressure of more buttons, just read the manual ;) sent on June 23, 2013 |
 | Panasonic Lumix G 20mm f/1.7 ASPH Pros: Image quality, sharpness, minimum size, brightness, focus, value for money. Cons: Slow autofocus in low light. Opinion: I have a few weeks this view, but I was really amazed. Some advantages are obvious, such as the size (it's a pancake) and the price, what really surprised me is the quality of the photos that churns: about OM-D, really exceptional. For the type of photos that I do (portraits, landscapes and reportage) is a great all fare.rnLa focal equivalent to 40mm 24x36, it is really convenient to do a little 'tutto.rnrnPer lovers of fixed focal length lenses, this 'optics can not miss in one kit m43, it gives so much! rnrnAggiorno with a negative point for the record: actually at night, in low light, the autofocus on OM-D is a bit' slow, slower than Altee optics, it is still an excellent optics! sent on June 18, 2013 |
 | Olympus OM-D E-M5 Pros: Dimensions and weight, image quality, system stabilization and tropical conditions, product features and functionality from "semi-pro", a large park optical yield high iso, retro aesthetic (for me is a plus), live view screen and high-quality yield (pure touch), autofocus commendable, physical dials to adjust exposure time, aperture and shooting mode. Cons: Obviously being small is being appealed worse than a big body, the menu is a bit 'hard-working, the buttons are too small and rubbery. Opinion: I travel often for work and I love to shoot in motion in his spare time, so I was tired of the weight and footprint of my 7D and related optical so I made the purchase of the OM-D. The reviews are all flattering, nevertheless I was surprised by the performance of this product. Truly a gem, nothing to add! My previous mirrorless, ever since I used because it was too far from the 7D, it is light years away from this. The OM-D both in quality and functionality is really very close to a reflex of a good standard for a simple photo amateur like me is a really superb product. Really amazing stabilizer, an impressive effectiveness, enables handheld shooting in situations really impossible for other equipment! RnPenso that from now on I will leave home very often the 7D! RnrnGrande Olympus! sent on April 26, 2013 |
 | Sigma 30mm f/1.4 EX DC HSM (old) Pros: Focal comfortable with APS-C, brightness, construction, equipment, AF a bit 'noisy but accurate. Cons: Slightly noisier than the AF motor all'USM Canon. Opinion: Past the dreaded test the accuracy of the focus, I'm enjoying this view. Highly flexible thanks to the generous aperture and focal length, gives shots razor sharp and defined, all at an affordable price. Excellent supplied lens hood and bag, even the good. Construction, for sure when the lens of my favorite outfit, recommended!! sent on February 27, 2013 |
 | Canon EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM Pros: Good construction, excellent range of focal length (wide angle for me utilizzatissimo), stabilizer, USM peciso and silenzoso, light output. Cons: Lack hood Opinion: It 'was my first view, when I started to get interested in our hobby over a year ago. Despite having purchased other more specialized optics can not deprive me of this, is a great all-rounder for APS-C, has a good performance, a good wide angle! Really efficient motor USM! RnrnBene or bad I do not think I will never dala 15-85 except switching to FF! sent on February 13, 2013 |
 | Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM Pros: Sharpness and engraving, price Cons: No Opinion: I took this lens with the 7D, buying a package from a colleague. I never acqusitato a lens like that and I would have lost a great glass! He incision incredible, a very good focus, it is a pleasure for portraits and of course for macros. For the price it costs I think he has a great build quality as well! RnrnConsigliatissimo.rn sent on February 13, 2013 |
 | Canon 7D Pros: Speed ??burst, AF, dynamic rendering, viewfinder, video quality Cons: Noise at high ISO Opinion: I am a beginner and I'm from a year of use of the 50D: I noticed an overall improvement, particularly in the dynamic rendering, colors (repeating the same step, with the same optical and alternating the two bodies)! For the rest of the camera for a novice like me it is simply a pleasure, from all points of view, if I find a flaw is in the noise, already at high iso, wanting then is easily removed in PP. I highly recommend also impractical ;) sent on February 13, 2013 |
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