Reviews written by Robermaga

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

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Nikon 28mm f/2.8 AI-s

Pros: Sharpness across the entire frame and constant to all diaphragms, "almost" macro, weight, size, construction, old but remarkable colors

Cons: Nobody, except the price in the used, but more than justified.

Opinion: I can not hide that under the 50 this is how it is rendered my preferred optics; I recently took the Sigma 35 Art beyond the focal point, it is completely different as a concept of optics and while being content, if I was forced to throw one from the tower, the Sigma buttered without hesitation. This improper comparison with the latest and very good Sigma 35 is to emphasize its quality. Remarkable in the blur of TA, remarkable in yield in the landscape, remarkable in the absence of distortion, remarkably close at hand thanks to the minimum 20 cm MAF, perhaps its most distinctive feature. I share those who preceded me: if one is lover of the Nikon vintage optics together with the masterpieces 105 2.5 and 180 2.8 ED, this can not be missed, but I also recommend it to the AF only, maybe for "relaxing" And think and who likes the close photo.

sent on August 19, 2017

Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art

Pros: Sharpness also central to TA, value for money, construction and outer beauty

Cons: sketchy edges to at least 5.6 and not too lofty to 8.

Opinion: I have for over a year I use this light on D800E. more than remarkable optics for environmental portrait and reportage in general, but in my opinion very poor for a landscaper because of the huge difference in the center-edge, at least in my copy. I say this because I remain convinced that there are differences between a non-trivial example, and another; one in my possession has a yield that seems not correspond at all to the test that you see around the web even by testers "serious." As a truly remarkable and surprising however its yield at the center as well at RT reason that convinces me to keep it and all in all, consider it a relatively good price point for a 1.4 optics.

sent on March 25, 2017