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Luca Ferrarini www.juzaphoto.com/p/LucaFerrarini  |
The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon AF-S 70-200mm f/2.8 G ED VR II Pros: Excellent quality, sharpness, precision and autofocus speed Cons: the important weight, but if you want this quality there are not many alternatives, cost of the new Opinion: I have owned this lens for some years and it has been widely tested in numerous sports, wedding and fashion photo shoots, in any situation it has a crazy sharpness on the whole frame and a cleanliness in the shot, without vignetting and chromatic aberrations that has nothing to do with other lenses. I use it on D750 and Z6, replaced the old 80-200 f 2.8 for slow autofocus for sports. The only disadvantage if you can say so is bulk and weight, over time it is an important pear tree that "makes itself felt", moreover the cost of the new was really high, already more acceptable a good used guaranteed. Highly recommended sent on March 31, 2022 |
 | Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Pros: Excellent quality, sharpness, three-dimensionality Cons: the weight and bulk but similar to others, sometimes the autofocus Opinion: I have owned this lens for a few months now and it is widely tested in numerous fashion, commercial, portraiture, wedding photo shoots, in any situation it has a crazy sharpness on the whole frame and a cleanliness in the shot, with little vignetting and chromatic aberrations that has nothing to do with other lenses. I use it on the D750 and for a few months on the Z6 where it has regained speed and accuracy of autofocus. The only disadvantage if you can say so is bulk and weight, in the sense that in certain situations I understand a more compact and discreet lens can be more comfortable, for 90% of the work on official services this gives you an extra gear and it is also the lens that allows you to do a little 'everything with a fixed. Recommended sent on March 31, 2022 |
 | Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Pros: Excellent quality, sharpness, autofocus precision absence of vignetting Cons: the weight possibly but if you want this quality there are not many alternatives Opinion: I've been posseggo this lens for a few months now and I've been extensively tested in numerous fashion, commercial, portrait, distillife, industrial photo shoots, in any situation it has a crazy sharpness all over the frame and a cleaning in the shot, without vignetting and chromatic aberrations that has nothing to do with other lenses. I used it on the D750 and came from Nikon 50mm 1.8 D and 50mm 1.8G which I still own and have nothing to do with it despite being good lenses. The only disadvantage if you can say so is footprint and weight, in the sense that in certain situations I understand a more compact and discreet lens can be more comfortable, for 90% of the work on official services this gives you an extra gear. Highly recommended sent on March 03, 2021 |
 | Nikon D750 Pros: Extraordinary ISO seal for a 2015 machine, very good work files, compact but quality body, adjustable display Cons: For now if I have to find him a 1/4000 as faster time Opinion: I bought this machine for a few months to update and support the d7100 that I now use as a second body. The difference in the transition to full-frame contrary to the opinion of some you see all right, especially opening the raw have an incredible detail and cleanliness. From a technical point of view, the D750 has an extraordinary ISO seal, so almost you can forget what ISO value you are taking, often I can barely see the noise in the files, which are excellent and very workable, compact body but quality, since it is magnesium and MONOSCOCC a carbon. The adjustable display that, using almost only the viewfinder to shoot, I always considered a super secondary accessory in so many cases I found it useful or over the crowd or placing the car in the ground for a point of view out of the ordinary in some situations. The only flaw that I can find for certain photographic genres, kind of sporty photography is the limit of the 1/4000 as a shutter speed that I would have preferred to 1/8000 as the d7100 recommended sent on May 10, 2019 |
 | Nikon AF-S 85mm f/1.4 G Pros: Blurted exciting, sharpness, build quality Cons: Very high cost of the new and possibly the weight Opinion: I have this lens for a few months and I have to say gives a truly amazing blur, that combined with a good composition, give the image an extraordinary three-dimensionality. For portrait, fashion photography and set portraits is a vision that you would never take away! The build quality is also very good and the autofocus is decidedly fast even if for these genres is not indispensable. The only real flaw that I can find is the price, almost 2000 euros for the new that is really high. sent on May 07, 2019 |
 | Nikon AF 50mm f/1.8 D Pros: Materials, sharpness, price Cons: Perhaps compared to the new generations the speed and noiselessness of the focus Opinion: Excellent lens of great sharpness, especially when compared to the ridiculous figure to which it is for sale, a fortiori if used. In many situations it has proved to be a very good goal. The metal construction then from that sense of quality, solidity and vintage at the same time that do not spoil for this kind of product. I would Definitely re-buy it! sent on March 28, 2019 |
 | Nikon 80-200mm f/2.8 AF (1987 version) Pros: Optical Quality and Sharpness Cons: Autofocus sometimes slow and noisy Opinion: I Have been holding this lens for more than a year now and I have to say that every time I am surprised by optical quality and sharpness. Squeezed properly in some situations it has proved even so slow, as it seems sometimes, perhaps because of the noise it makes when it goes back and forth looking for the focus. In any case also saw the price to which you find recommend! sent on March 28, 2019 |
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