Reviews written by Ariete66

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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by Ariete66

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Canon EF 35mm f/2.0

Pros: size and weight, general yield, af very fast convenience of purchase

Cons: nothing

Opinion: I needed a good fix without spending a fortune. search and research I come across this lens, found used x 210 € equal to the new with its original hood (Canon EV-65) light dynamic, auto focus very fast.used on Canon 60D and I must say that the images are very sharp.lo I still have to squeeze properly but from the first tests I am very but very satisfied.

sent on June 04, 2022

Canon EF 300mm f/4 USM L

Pros: Handiness. AF speed. TA sharpness. Price used.

Cons: nothing if you really want (it is not stabilized)

Opinion: Found used at just over 300 € my fear was stabilization, but if you have a steady hand and a good tripod churns out of those files to scare ..... the sharpness is impressive even when shooting freehand.ottimo the hood already 'incorporated, lens fairly heavy but well built is not tropicalized but with due attention I think there are no problems.I coupled it together with my inseparable Canon 60D.

sent on April 12, 2022

Zeiss Jena Tessar 50mm f/2.8

Pros: The price, the blur, bright colors, in the macro photos

Cons: being an analog lens and used on digital camera you have to settle.

Opinion: I did a lot of research before buying this goal. Found on EBAY at a ridiculous price I decided to take it, the idea of ??using an analogue lens on a digital camera made me very puzzled but once I tried I was amazed. landscape photography, macro, portraits.very, very satisfied.

sent on February 25, 2018

Zenit Helios 44 58mm f/2.0

Pros: Price, adaptable on Olympus E-M1 very clear sharp bokeh.

Cons: nobody, being a vintage lens and used on a digital one can be satisfied.

Opinion: Found on EBAY for € 50.00, I still use it on my Olympus E-M1 the Bokeh is as amazing as its sharpness.I recommend it to those who like this kind of blurred such as foregrounds, flowers etc., etc..The objective is presents well built not very heavy and is eye-catching mounted on the E-M1 looks very stylish indeed a beautiful lens

sent on February 24, 2018

Olympus 50mm f/1.8 OM F.Zuiko

Pros: Light well-built light

Cons: It does not matter since it is a vintage lens

Opinion: I took it for curiosity given the price of € 40.00. Tried with Olympus O-MD-EM 10 MARK II and the result is more than satisfactory. I think it's a lens to always have with if the street in B & W is amazingly very satisfied with the expense. For all photographers who like this kind of photo I would highly recommend it

sent on August 10, 2017

Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 60mm f/2.8 Macro

Pros: sharpness, compact, lightweight, weather sealed.

Cons: the lens hood is not supplied, and a piece of plastic (need) I think € 60.00siano a bit 'too much.

Opinion: Bought recently and immediately provato.L'obiettivo is fantastic very crisp, clean short a lama.L'ho tried also with focus stacking, and I would say that there are no words for sharpness and clean details that 'by using it in this mode . if I had to give a score from 1 to 10 I give 10.pero 'as described above since this objective does not cost so little, Olympus should consider to put the supplied lens hood as well.

sent on July 05, 2016

Olympus OM-D E-M1

Pros: Easy to handle, lightweight and tropical conditions.

Cons: when no cons, having just purchased.

Opinion: I was looking for a lightweight camera handy and at the same time professional. I have always used Canon 60D 50D and was looking for the note something more 'lightweight seen that whenever I moved around for some photo I had to bring my chili attrezzatura.penso to have solved the problem with the Olympus, however,' for the moment I still have the test seriously. at the moment we only have the standard 12-40 lens but I'm waiting for 60 macro.certo the optics are very expensive but if you want great objectives you have to spend as any camera (see Canon the best optical park are very particularly the L series expensive)

sent on May 15, 2016