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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Fujifilm X-T1 Pros: It's a pleasure to use - The best X-Trans sensor ever made to date (2025) - You fall in love with the photographs it returns Cons: Battery life - Difficulty of the AF module in low light Opinion: I would like to focus on the sensor, the best X-Trans made to date and unfortunately discontinued. It restores a pleasantness in the color scale as well as in the colors themselves that has been lost in subsequent versions. If you digest the limitations that it inevitably has, comparing it with the most recent models, it is a camera to have.... You fall in love with the shots he pulls out. sent on January 28, 2025 |
 | Sigma 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 DC Macro OS HSM C Pros: A true all-rounder, very low weight and size Cons: it must be calibrated but then it becomes a bomb Opinion: Since I got it it has a fixed pair with the Nikon D500, initially inaccurate but once calibrated with the Sigma dock it turned out to be really remarkable. The autofocus is fast and accurate, the stabilizer is more than honest. A lens with which you can also have fun doing something macro. Considering the cost, it is overall an excellent goal. sent on November 24, 2024 |
 | Nikon AF 80-200mm f/4.5-5.6 D Pros: weight, is very light, colors, focal range, price in used Cons: AF a little slow, sharpness not comparable to current standards Opinion: Lens that is a few tens of euros but that is absolutely worthy of being part of a kit type D700 or all cameras up to 12 megapixels. Beautiful color rendering, typical of af-d lenses. It suffers only from a little slowness in focusing but nothing tragic. For what it costs and the weight it has in relation to the focal lengths it covers I would absolutely recommend it, the ideal lens to enjoy the SLR with a medium telephoto without tiring neck and shoulder. sent on April 11, 2023 |
 | Fujifilm XF 18mm f/1.4 R LM WR Pros: Quick focus, detail and a thousand other things Cons: I would say nothing for what it offers Opinion: fabulous optics, once mounted you do not detach it anymore because you really do everything. Fujifilm always keeps the quality of its lenses high, especially the fixed focal lengths, and every time it realizes new projects or updates existing ones, it always borders on excellence. Let's say that by buying this lens you can be satisfied for years sent on January 04, 2023 |
 | Nikon D2x Pros: 100 ISO file cleaning, ergonomics, battery life Cons: low back screen Opinion: Why Buy a 2004 Project Today? Because its 100 iso files have a definite, soft, and incredible detail. A camera that demonstrates its "pro" being especially if we compare it to today's entry level. Of course the tall iso are not its strong but for those looking for a method of photographing (in raw i would recommend), I believe this body is to have and besides the photo gallery made with this camera speaks clearly. Good intenditor ... sent on November 02, 2016 |
 | Nikon AF-S DX 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5 G ED Pros: Good construction, crisp, focal excursions that allow you to do anything, fast and accurate autofocus, bright to be a zoom Cons: It loses slightly sharpness at 70mm Opinion: I used it for years and I must say that has always given me wonderful results. For the price at which it is now I think it is a handyman to try and buy. Tested on D70, D70s, D200, D2X, D300, Fuji S5 Pro has not missed a shot and color rendering and detail that I returned with these cameras and 'truly remarkable. Personally I highly recommend the purchase especially if you find it for less than 100 euros sent on March 16, 2016 |
 | Nikon D200 Pros: Ergonomics, CCD sensor, ISO 100, dynamic range with accurate color on the flesh above all, battery life, burst, I could keep going ... Cons: Only a little 'noise to handle in PP Opinion: I recently purchased this machine in excellent condition and with about 50,000 shots. Now it is in the used market at bargain prices that do not do justice to the true value of this gem from Nikon, remember to have seen in the hands of many matrimonialisti. Every button and 'the right place' has an incredible ergonomics. Accompanying lens quality ', would be a crime not to have a body Semi-pro though dated, offers the best of itself. It 'hard to tame but once you do the hand gives real emotions thanks to the dynamic range of the CCD sensor (later models are CMOS). If there should happen to one of his hands at a low price and in good condition, do not delay, make it yours and you will not regret. sent on September 02, 2015 |
 | Nikon Nikkor 28-85mm f/3.5-4.5 AI-s Pros: Blurred beautiful, colors pastellosi and real ring maf fluid and precise. Glass and metal in the best tradition Nikon Cons: I would say no, if you really want to nit say maximum aperture to 3.5 but for the type of photos that I do not 'a problem Opinion: I own this lens for many years, ever since I shot with the Nikon FM2 using strictly dia. Passed from analogue to digital and this lens 'remained closed in the drawer because I found excessive difficulty' in maf Nikon D70 because of its dim viewfinder. He has found new life with the most 'recent camera bodies Fx that I now have. I'm really impressed by the results that can be achieved in terms of sharpness, color, depth 'of immagini.rnPer the price at which it is now on the market will strongly recommend the purchase for fans of the lenses and the Nikon-s or those who want to start with the manual focus lenses. sent on August 27, 2015 |
 | Nikon D70 Pros: CCD sensor, internal motor for autofocus lenses not motorized, raw files light (ora..nel 2004, a little 'less ...), endless battery, flash sync speed 1/500, double ring times / stops, law CF 16 gb ( Sandisk Transcend and others do not know). A real pro seeds with which to learn how to photograph Cons: I would say no but can not 'be compared to current technology that uses and' still in 2004 Opinion: I made with this camera thousands of shots, some published here on JuzaPhoto (are only an amateur,) in all weather conditions and has never made a turn, triggered every time. After the theft I suffered last year, despite being in possession of other bodies more 'evolved, I immediately bought back by spending 80 euros with 18,000 clicks occurred, almost a pittance. And to think that in 2004 with the optical kits 18-70 I had paid 1,299 Euro.rnPer those who want to start to gain experience and 'a machine to own, I have seen also the matrimonial services with fixed lenses bright. rnScattate strictly in raw and low iso, possibly no more than 400, once you impratichisce its time / aperture gives beautiful images and colors similar to reality '(about the CCD). Just one warning on the white balance that is not 'always accurate but shooting in RAW you retrieve it in the post with a click.rnSe you have one that does not use more' I gladly buy it (and I'm not kidding). The primor love is never forgotten ... rnQuasi almost forgot ... the other day a colleague wanted a photograph of the first floor to update your profile Fb and was convinced that was better with his Iphone 6 ... "Iphone 6 with supertechnology 2014 vs Nikon d70 2004, the challenge "... guess who won and which photo he used ... sent on August 27, 2015 |
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