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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Canon EOS R Pros: RAW file with decent work margin, feeling, menu, display, focus system, key customization and RF lenses. Cons: Touch bar. Lack among the native RF optics of a 35mm worthy and that is maybe f1.2; I hope soon to have to update this review. Opinion: Great machine and great system, after more than a year of use I am aware that I still do not exploit 100% to its full potential. The battery lasts long enough despite I have the Live View practically always on; I do not know if for good or bad but this machine has changed the way I shoot, with reflex almost always with eye on the viewfinder while with this 90% screen, rarely from eye viewfinder, by the way excellent. C-Log fantastic video especially if in post production you convert the file with the native Lut Canon. sent on May 26, 2020 |
 | DJI Mavic Air 2 Pros: Quite quiet especially compared to the predecessor Air 1, stable and soft in both body and gimbal movements, infinite battery, rises of altitude to rocket and descends like a rock. Radio signal established and from good video return. Cons: Camera that does what it can, talking about highlights and shadows you have very little chance of recovery in post production. Opinion: As Dji has so far accustomed us, this drone also has a very good build quality. Simple to fly and with many automatic functions, cute, useful and intelligent yes, provided that, if performed in areas with obstacles (trees, cables, poles, etc.), you are always with the reflections ready to pause the function as the drone is at the forefront of the avoidance of obstacles but still lacks side and upper sensors! Accustomed to the DjiGo4 app the switch to Dji FLY did not create any problems for me nor do I miss, at least on this drone, those settings that on others might be necessary such as the management of gimbal, drone movements etc. etc. Funny is funny, done well, in combo version then it does not lack anything so much that there is even a set of ND filters; If, however, you are looking for a means that allows you to shoot from a different POV and then end up in beauty working the files, with this drone, especially in the photographic field, you risk enjoying only half. Would I buy it back? Bo!? Will I see it again soon? Bo!? sent on May 26, 2020 |
 | Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L IS USM II Pros: Sharpness, construction, fuzzy, beautiful took up thanks to minimum focus, image stabilization, balance weight when closed with camera body mounted and excellent value for money. Cons: Weighs a bit but it's still well balanced, cost, clutch ring that during use of the lens changes accidentally and unwittingly, not wholly detachable tripod attachment and small to use as a carrying handle. Opinion: Great lens, truly exceptional sharpness, lots and lots of stuff for a super zoom lens on €2,000. I had so many other alternatives thinking it could be some solutions but so were not; tried various 70/300 until 70/300 L and 400 f 5.6 L fixed. What can I say, the good qualities of all 100/400 encloses the uncompromising quality, no small feat, holds up very well the 1.4 x III teleconverter. sent on May 01, 2018 |
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