Reviews written by Everything

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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by Everything

The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Pentax K-30

Pros: Yield at high ISO, dynamic range, electronic level in the room, 100% viewfinder, solid feel, double nut and tropical

Cons: Limited duration of the battery, incompatibility with some editing software (if not the latest version)

Opinion: I went from a couple of months with this Pentax K-30, and I can only give a very positive view, is clearly a step ahead of the entry-level SLR Canon / Nikon SLR and you have as mid-range, the first thing that is noticed is the colors and very wide dynamic range, vivid colors and well saturated, be careful to use the correct color profile (bright, brilliant, etc.) because color can sometimes come out too fired. Excellent performance at high ISO perfectly usable in 3200 (a little less in 6400), some very interesting features such as HDR on camera that is very effective and also the electronic level is very handy especially to people like me who love landscapes. The battery lasts a very short sometimes advisable to have a second available. Also very good performance with targets set, though not exceptional I found the best WR 18-55 eponymous Canon. Another pro is the tropicalization (eye to also have the objective tropicalized) I've used it in the snow without any problem and the double ring for shutter speed and aperture!

sent on January 25, 2013

Tamron SP 17-50mm f/2.8 XR Di II LD

Pros: Sharpness, color, brightness' F/2.8

Cons: A bit plasticky

Opinion: Has replaced my 18-55 kit and I have to say that it 'was a big upgrade, first of all brightness' setting to 2.8 on all Focal lets you shoot in low-light conditions quite slowly, then the high sharpness of all the focal, highly recommended 'cause considering quality' which is really at a nominal price.

sent on November 13, 2012

Canon EF 70-200mm f/4.0 L USM

Pros: Extremely sharp at any aperture and focal length, great for portrait / landscape, brightness F / 4

Cons: No

Opinion: A great goal, my absolute favorite, and the most amazing thing is the sharpness of this lens at any aperture and focal length, great for a variety of purposes, the stabilizer would be convenient but it is still fantastic lens that is at a price not too high, also used less. Very good colors too.

sent on November 13, 2012

Canon 550D

Pros: Large amount 'of detail especially in Raw, quality' image, perfect for an amateur

Cons: Suffers from Iso 1600 onwards, not exceptional grip

Opinion: I used this camera for more 'than a year and has given me great satisfaction, portable, lightweight, high quality' image and great workability 'photos. Great details in shooting raw, jpeg a more soft, suffers a high iso, iso that does not regulate third stop. As written in the advantages of a good SLR for beginners but also for an amateur already more advanced.

sent on November 13, 2012