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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon Z DX 50-250mm f/4.5-6.3 VR Pros: Fantastisca lens also for portraits to always carry with you thanks to its weight and perfect in combination with the nikon z fc, I do not regret at all z 85 mm and tamron 70 200 2.8 Cons: The defects such as plastic and closed diaphragm actually I find them merits. The entire rig between lenses kit 16-50 and 50-250mm + nikon z fc, are perfectly balanced practical to always carry around and the portraits are really beautiful, from 130 mm onwards, acceptable bokeh thanks also to the compression factor. Opinion: I would never have believed after so many years of photography and desire to have a full frame and professional lenses, and after buying so much professional equipment, to appreciate so much of the toy lenses such as the z 50 250 and the 16 50 mm, because I come to define them so, plastic, that if you shake the 50 250 mm you feel something inside that moves, with beginner's diaphragm, and instead be able to take portrait photos outside but also inside with little light really to be able to say: wow! For many years I have been looking for perfection and now with a simple nikon z fc that everyone complains about the handle I can get so excited and not even want to use the nikon z6 that I really appreciate so much. sent on March 06, 2022 |
 | Nikon Z fc Pros: Excellent, fun, spectacular grip thanks to its weight and perfectly balanced kit lenses, a blast to take it with you. Lenses z 16 50 mm and 50 250 mm, fantastic. Cons: Thanks to its easy handling that will no longer make you miss a particular moment to photograph, DO NOT HAVE IT! Opinion: As a nikon z6 owner, I do not hide that the first impact was to perceive a toy in my hand, but after less than half an hour I realized that it is thanks to its plastic materials that it is special! The grip system is completely different from the nikon Z6, but I did not regret the ergonomics, obviously using the kit lenses that I found well balanced. It is very light and easy to handle, and I really appreciated the two kit lenses 16-50 and 50 - 250 for the photos I was able to take. They are really lens toys, the 50-250 when it extends is also ugly, and does not have a hood, but the photos are really captivating. I'm used to very heavy lenses 24 70 2.8 or 70 200 2.8, but with these ridiculous lenses you really have fun, you can better in the composition thanks to the lightness and manageability, and you compensate for the brightness with very slow times, obviously as long as the subject is static. Needless to make comments on sharpness, bokeh, etc., I took shots and after comparing them with 85 mm S 1.8, I really OVERALL appreciated the result, without having the need to edit them in post. To have fun photographing without losing shots I consider it far superior to full frame with excellent lenses. You have never thought of taking shots with an apsc at 5000 iso and 1/8 of a second, almost oxen, and appreciate the result. Update: I tried the z 50 - 250 mm kit lens for outdoor portraits and I confirm that it is really well studied, even if it has a very closed aperture, the photos are really beautiful, bokeh from 120 mm onwards acceptable thanks to the compression factor of the canvas that makes the background harmonious, in short, I do not regret at all 85 mm nikon z and not even the tamron 70 200 2.8. sent on March 02, 2022 |
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