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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon AF 80-200 f/2.8 ED D Pros: Robust and compact, only AF with the internal engine of the SLR, Full position switch that reduces the distance of focus at 1.5 m giving a macro mode, position the autofocus buy speed limit but the minimum distance of focus rises to 1.8 m.Ha the dial diaframmi.rnNon needs the hood because the front lens is inside the body of the target. Mount lenses ED.rn Cons: No AFS - No VR - Pesa (Like all quality lenses) Opinion: Optics really excellent, I possess the second pump version. Blurred by fear. Clear from the envy of big brothers. The grandfather of 70-200 does its dirty work. I went from 70-300 to this and I can only feel happy and satisfied with the transition. I lost weight, AFS, VR and 100mm but I gained in strength and image quality. It also works well with the 1.4x teleconverter Kenko PRO DG sent on March 04, 2013 |
 | Nikon AF-S 24-70mm f/2.8 G ED Pros: Professional lens in every respect. Excellent! Very fast and accurate AF. Sharpest! Cons: Heavy. Long. Opinion: Possessing a high-end DX (D300s) I had 10 thousand thoughts before deciding to buy this lens. I am absolutely impressed. It 's really good! And 'heavy and long, but it is also a professional lens, high quality and they are things that you pay. At the moment I have not encountered defects. From what I've been able to test these days is really great in every situation. He does not have VR, but it is better that way, it would have been even more heavy and bulky. A TA is fabulous. The excellent bokeh. Really recommended. sent on June 19, 2012 |
 | Nikon AF 50mm f/1.8 D Pros: Brightness, Sharpness Excellent, Good Contrast Cons: nothing Opinion: The drive for excellence in my opinion. It 'was my first fixed lens and I have to say that I am very enthusiastic from the start. Thanks to its brightness is more or less perfect in every lighting situation. When used at f / 4 and up is excellent in every point of view, sharp and contrasted in the right place. For what it's coast offers an excellent quality! It 's always with me and I use a little' to everything. sent on September 27, 2011 |
 | Nikon D300s Pros: Autofocus very difficult to mistake Ergonomics and buttons to the right place Fast shooting and high FPS Dual slot for CF and SD Very Solid Cons: High ISO that should be checked carefully after 1600 Opinion: I think the Top of range DX! Apart from the problem of the iso, I do not see as a real problem because with a little 'attention you can get great photos for more iso 1600. I use it without ever having missed a shot from about two years and I am fine. At first it's like a pro, if you come from an entry you are confused, but then reading the manual and using it you can understand the mechanics and learn how to tame it. Great 51-point AF, perfect for sports photography and nature, and if combined with optical top of the range does not feel the lack of FF sensor sent on July 07, 2011 |
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