Reviews written by Superpaia

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

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Tamron SP 90mm f/2.8 Di Macro

Pros: quality / price ratio; accessories (supplied mordiba bag and hood), good wide open; selector distance auto focus

Cons: AF noise

Opinion: Great start to make macro and begin to understand "how it works". I tested it also keeps well and multiplied its average characteristics. 90mm are already good for photographing insects without scaring (early in the morning of course), but can also be used to try to make portraits with a blurred "pushed". Competes with its more famous competitors, it speaks well everywhere (forums, websites, etc.).

sent on September 29, 2011

Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 EX DG OS HSM

Pros: weight distribution, fast AF (with 2x multiplier); stabilizer, good construction

Cons: soft wide open and extension

Opinion: very good lens, having an aperture to f/2.8 provides a good use at night or in low light, and a good focus. The stabilizer introduced in this version makes it a direct competitor to his "colleagues" labeled, at a reasonable price (it is also found on the € 1200) for an excellent compromise of the equipment. I've got pictures taken at concerts and also in wild birds, including multiplier (at least to start impratichirmi) and with due care the result is more than acceptable.

sent on September 29, 2011