Reviews written by Davide76

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Nikon D500

Pros: Robustness, ergonomics, AF performance, burst, ISO seal, autonomy

Cons: Touch screen function cannot be used in menus

Opinion: Replacement of the D7100. What about, a whole other world. The D500 is an extraordinary reflex, the APSC at the state of the art. It has everything that a sports photographer or birdlife could want from their instrument, starting from an excellent autofocus that hooks anything, even at night. In AFC, once the subject is hooked, it practically never springs. The burst of 10fps is sensational and with an infinite buffer that allows you to shoot any scene. Surprising also the high ISO seal, not far from the FF sensors, a thing unthinkable until a few years ago for an APSC sensor. All this enclosed in a very solid camera body, with all the controls in the right place and excellent ergonomics, which is very important when working with heavy objectives. The many nostalgic of the D300 have found and will find in her a worthy heir.

sent on November 01, 2018

Nikon AF-S 35mm f/1.8G

Pros: Excellent sharpness, af flawless, compact and lightweight.

Cons: The build quality is that of all the consumer Nikkor series: well done, but it is not a tank.

Opinion: I took a few days and I'm already in love. The sharpness is very good already in TA, but 2.8 and onwards which gives its best: it becomes sharp and has little or nothing to envy to blasonatissimo Sigma 35 1.4 Art. The f is well-made as per tradition nikkor blur and is pleasing. The only thing that may turn up their noses is the construction of polycarbonate, but to the benefit of its weight and dimensions. Mounted on the D3300 that I use as a second body, I have the sharpest tool in one of just 700 grams total ... Fantastic !!!

sent on October 17, 2015