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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Olympus PEN-F Pros: Small, handy, powerful, file management, color and b/n and above all BEAUTIFUL!!! Cons: No one, maybe some filter too... Opinion: Purchased for 2 months, in a few days became the main machine, beautiful, black, fantastic maneuver, light, produces fantastic files, I also have the M1.2, but in my opinion the Files of the Pen have something more. He's with me every day, I couldn't help it anymore... with pro optics it's a little more complicated to manage, but just get used to it... For those who love OLYMPUS, I think it's an essential object... and to think that I didn't like her exit at all... sent on February 19, 2020 |
 | Meyer Gorlitz Domiplan 50mm f/2.8 Pros: Sharpness, extraordinary bokeh, fantastic colors, compactness, ridiculously priced Cons: Boh... for my use so far none, who says it is not sharp maybe has problems to use manual optics Opinion: Lens bought a little for gaming in my store trust at a ridiculously priced (€15), it proved a magnificent glass at least for my type of photo (Close-up). Used on Olympus Em1 Mark 2 with Exakta adapter, I find it has excellent sharpness even at full aperture, (but I use it especially so), beautiful colors and a really extraordinary bokeh, especially when used in semi-backlight. Obviously on M4/3 becomes a 100 mm, but for this type of photos it's okay! sent on July 25, 2018 |
 | Olympus OM-D E-M1 II Pros: Viewfinder, responsiveness, sniper autofocus, ergonomics, weight, sensor quality, battery life, HI-RES shutter, scary stabilizer, burst and infinite buffers Cons: I preferred the tiltabile display of Mark 1, this that have put evolved compact style, it makes me a sense of fragility... Revision of the 06/08/18 I add that with the battery pack, using the machine horizontally, often happens (at least to me), to touch the vertical shutter button usually when I use the adjustments of the machine (menus, buttons etc...) Opinion: Camera for me definitive! Noticeable improvements in all compartments, from the autofocus now practically instantaneous, the stabilizer really fantastic, (I managed to photograph with a time of 2 seconds with 75 mm freehand... Incredible!!) Ergonomics at the highest level, (col Really great battery pack!!). The sensor is greatly improved as high ISO seal, although the stabilizer allows a use that on other cameras is unthinkable, decidedly improved autonomy and fantastic viewfinder, almost even too bright, without the flickered of the old Version. The menus seem to me a little easier to manage, and the personal settings have finally dedicated positions on the upper ring nut. Used in gust to sporting events is a real lust, scary burst and memory buffer exceptional, of course you need a SD a little performante...il double slot allows better management of files. The Super Panel has been further enriched with functions, and allows a rapid change of many parameters, without having to go from the menus. Image quality? Trying to believe... Definitely the best camera I've ever owned! Revision of the 06/08/18 with the battery grip mounted, (subject of which unfortunately I can not do without) I often touch or even press the button vertical Click without me noticing, when I enter the menu or'm putterin' around with the commands Rear. In addition to the possibility of taking unwanted photos, just touching the button, the machine obviously does not accept other commands. The thing turns out to be quite annoying, you have to remember to exclude the vertical position each time with the appropriate lever on the battery. I don't know if this problem happened to others, but maybe a sensor that notices the location of the machine, it would have been much more comfortable... Revision of the 02/01/2019 after about a year of use, I confirm what I said earlier, plus I add that you feel the lack of the joystick focusing, which would be a must and a further complement of this exceptional camera... sent on December 07, 2017 |
 | Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 75mm f/1.8 Pros: Scary sharpness, blurred by dream, maneuverability, lightning fire Cons: nobody Opinion: Optics that I bought used with original lenses in perfect condition to an incredible figure, left me right from the first shoots ... an all-open sharpness I dare say incredible, blurred at top levels, dismounting of fantastic plans, an unmanageable maneuver To other full frame frames of the same level, (I presume that I used the Nikkor 180 2.8 af that I consider one of the best optics ever built) lightning autofocus, spectacular colors. Only neo according to my opinion, a minimum distance of focus a tantino abundant ... but tried in macro with extension ring the quality remains the same and maybe earns even more the blur ... objective that can not be missed in A micro kit 4/3 !! 10 stars sent on August 29, 2017 |
 | Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm f/4-5.6 R Pros: Lightness certainly and manageability, good definition Cons: Plastic bayonet and construction a little too cheap, zoom excursion a bit harsh Opinion: Purchased on the advice of my trusted dealer, I must say that it is an honest perspective that also returns excellent results in good light, both as colors, contrast and sharpness. Obviously being a little dark, in low light conditions you have to raise the ISO a bit, even if the stabilizer of the M1 always does a great job. The zoom hike is a bit hard and perhaps not very precise and the results at the maximum excursion are perhaps not striking, but for the cost of the optics in itself I would say that there can be, and used at intermediate diaphragms, it always behaves very well One thing that I can not digest is the plastic bayonet, which always forces us to pay attention to the assembly. In any case, I would recommend the purchase even for those who have no big budget to invest and also because it is fully respected the concept of portability ... it is really small and very light. UPDATE of 04/03/2018. After a good trial period, I have to change my mind about the performance of this onebody. The sharpness is really stunning even at 150mm. I took macro photos with extension tubes to reduce the focus distance a bit ... well, I was speechless !! Of course, given the low cost of the lens, I can not say if this prerogative can be found on all the specimens produced ... but so .... On balance, I think the only handicap of this lens is only the little brightness that can be a limit in some situations sent on March 19, 2017 |
 | Olympus OM-D E-M1 Pros: All Cons: It does not make the coffee ... poor battery life, but it's not such a big deal Opinion: Nikonist convinced as ever, in the last 2 years have passed from D90, D300s and D700 then. The latter would have to be my point of arrival, also to be able to take advantage of the manual lenses Nikkor I owned for years. In all these steps, however, I continued to keep an eye on this Olympus system that intrigued me a lot, but at the same time did not convince me at all. Then I realized that the D700, despite being a fantastic car is also a good lug to lug around his neck; with the rest of the equipment I arrived at almost 6 kilograms, too much for my back. So I decided to take the step ... I sold everything and I took this little gem of E-M1 with 3 optics and 2 kg poor has replaced the old equipment. What to say? uncompromising quality, spectacular files up to 5000 ISO, unknown handling the full frame SLR ... who could ask for more? sent on February 05, 2017 |
 | Nikon AF 180mm f/2.8 D ED IF Pros: Construction TOP Nikon all glass and metal, built-in hood, absolutely superb performance, as absolute reference focus, lightweight, easy to handle, used for macro pictures or nature pulls a yield on the green and yellow scary, crystal clear even at 2.8 ... Cons: Not having it ... slow Af? It's not a problem for me... Opinion: Purchased for about two months used at a very small cost, it is a perspective that can not miss in the bag of a Nikonist. Born to portrait, it suits all kinds, including macro, unleashing a sharpness, engraving and exceptional microcontrast. Goal definitely timeless like the 105 2.5 which also possess sent on November 25, 2016 |
 | Nikon 105mm f/2.5 Ai-S Pros: wonderful lens, perhaps one of the best medium-telephoto produced by Nikon optics, crisp, incidentally, microcontrast top, colors ultrafedeli Cons: For me no, for those not accustomed to the MAF, if not forgive mistakes. Opinion: I have this lens for 35 years now, and despite being switched to digital, I do not think will never part. absolute reference optics, all glass and metal, always returns true colors, sharpness at the top already wide open, etching and fantastic micro-contrast and blurred by fear. The MAF is a real pleasure, always fluid and precise in all conditions ... a must integrated removable lens hood. Optical born to portrait, gets along very well in every field of photography, I personally use it for macro and landscapes and is irreplaceable for me. If you find it used, do not let him escape, you bring it home to figures really negligible and will not regret it absolutely sent on October 30, 2016 |
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