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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Sigma 100-400mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM C Pros: Sharpness, stabilizer, focal range Cons: Maybe plastics are a bit delicate and are likely to scratch easily Opinion: I took it used a few months ago to have a few mm more than the tamron 70-300 (which in light conditions with my d7200 is a good lens up to 200 mm). Already from the first tests at 400 mm, freehand the photo was very sharp from the center to the edges. I use it mainly for landscape so the machine is always on a tripod, but the stabilizer works very well and allows quite safe shots even with decidedly long times for 400 mm if you use it freehand. To date I have not found flaws or limits, except perhaps the delicacy of the coating plastics, so I always pay close attention. Overall a good lens sent on November 07, 2021 |
 | Nikon AF-S DX 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 G ED Pros: Wide range of focal and visual, light and small enough Cons: Price of the new, untropicalized, loses at the edges Opinion: Taken used by a user (at the new price is really high), I have been using it for about 2 years with satisfaction for my "world at 10 mm", while reaching those 24 mm in apcs that help on some occasion. It has the advantage of being small and light and can easily stay in the backpack. Screw filters can be used. It's not tropicalized, but it protects itself easily. It obviously has noticeful deformations at 10 mm if not in bubble, but this can be directly checked at the time of shooting, or in post production. At the limit it can become fun if you look for exaggeration. The starting diaphragm at 3.5 is not quite the best and at the edges it loses in sharpness. There are new third-party models but I've never had the chance to compare them. sent on August 31, 2020 |
 | Genesis C5 Pros: Lightness, height, feeling of solidity Cons: At the moment none, maybe scrolling the sections Opinion: After some use I definitely consider it a good carbon tripod at a very good price. Light but stable even with not too strong wind when anchored. I also chose it for the height with non-extended central column, which allows, with head and reflex, to have the viewfinder at the level of the eye (even without fully extending the sections). Considering the diameter of the sections I consider this an advantage. From the specifications should prevent the entry of dust and water to the entire sections (and perhaps this is why they do not slip easily once the dial is loose). Great padded case with shoulder strap, handle and some space for any accessories. Paid just under 170 euros in online store. Recommended purchase sent on August 31, 2020 |
 | Manfrotto Tracolla e zaino medio (MB MA-BP-TM) Pros: Well finished, good materials, good capacity and organization of spaces, comfortable also as single-shoulder Cons: Lack of a harness that connects the two shoulder straps Opinion: Taken as the first backpack to bring a reflex and three lenses (the Max a Tamron 70-300) are all comfortably inside. The lateral opening allows the extraction of the reflex without a hitch, and has become a must of the backpacks (at least the one-shoulder). Enough space also above, and possibility to remove the partition for very bulky lenses, while there is also space for a laptop. Used several times with satisfaction, but not for trekking, especially for the lack of a band to life and a harness that connects the two shoulder straps, which would make the backpack very stable (and for this you can look elsewhere). The price is in the set in line with the offered product. sent on March 10, 2019 |
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