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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 Di III RXD Pros: AF, weight and price, general yield Cons: Considering everything, nothing to recriminate him. Opinion: Definitely the best price zoom for sony E-Mount. Before choosing it over the 24-70GM and 24-70 DG DN Art I reasoned for a long time about what was able to zoom in at this level. I bought it with knowledge of the facts and awareness about the limits, so I cannot be astounded by who knows what skills or strange magic. It has a good yield, right sharpness (less at the edges and especially at 28mm) and really costs a both new and used. I take the job home and we're all happy! As they say: little expense, so much yield but without shouting at the miracle. sent on April 02, 2021 |
 | Sony Distagon T* FE 35mm f/1.4 ZA Pros: Colors, pop 3d, yield, microcontrasto, construction Cons: I don't know Opinion: Bought used here on the market at a bargain price, after having made sure that it did not suffer from the problem known to everyone on some specimens produced (on the web you can find everything, explained much better than I could explain it). The yield is great, the colors very beautiful and on autofocus I have nothing to say. It weighs a little (but I knew it), suffers aberrations (but I knew it). I recommend it to all those who do portraiture. sent on April 02, 2021 |
 | Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro G OSS Pros: Quality, sharpness, precision, AF/MF ring Cons: AF uncertain sometimes Opinion: It was the first SONY lens bought as soon as I switched from Fujifilm to Sony and coming from fuji's 80th-minute machine, I have to say that the demands were high. Well the lens was a surprise and all the reviews read before the purchase are confirmed. I use it in the studio for beauty and fashion product and I am very satisfied. Take the work home, it returns great results and my customers are happy. More than that? sent on April 02, 2021 |
 | Sony A7r III Pros: File quality, dynamic range, ISO yield, AF, battery life Cons: Complex menu, rear LCD Opinion: I bought this camera after so much hesitation. I came from 6 years of Fujifilm X-T and then X-H and you can easily imagine that the early days were very frustrating starting from the "ease of use" that Fujifilm gets used to, immediacy and colors. On the other hand, however, I have to say that after two or three months of running-in, I am now satisfied with the choice that has been made. In the quality and malleability of the file compared to before there really is an abyss. The EVF viewfinder is on another world, the idem battery. Logically it is a different machine and needs very good and expensive optics but if photography is your job (or second job) I can confirm that the security that returns this machine is really worth all the money spent. sent on April 02, 2021 |
 | Fujifilm X-H1 Pros: Solid, grip, IBIS and EVF Cons: Battery life and perhaps the af in continuous improveable firmware side Opinion: I have owned this camera for a year and a half now and despite the new releases I have seen it well since changing it. It's very fast, you do everything and it gives us a sense of robustness and assurance while using it. Like all fuji is intuitive, great files (if worked with C1 pro) and the colors are respectable. Stabilization works really well and with tripods I finally filed for divorce. Useful top display. In 2020 I think it's still a great machine for both work and not. Maybe for a photographer who likes to stay light I do not recommend H1 but at the price at which it is also found in the used is definitely a must-have. sent on September 18, 2020 |
 | Fujifilm XF 35mm f/1.4 R Pros: Size/weight, top deadlift, sharpness Cons: Some say noisy. I honestly found no flaws. Opinion: I needed a 50mm eq. for my studio photos, fashion and street style. Bought for just over 300 euros I immediately tested it on my X-E3 on a trip to Mallorca and I must say it stunned me. First of all I would like to dispel the myth that the AF is slow because it has always crangled at the first opportunity and I have not found any cannate photos. Of course maybe it's faster than brother F2, but we're really talking about small things. At f/1.4 it is a bit soft but still sharp as per FUJI standard, it already improves sharply to f/1.8-2. Bokeh very nice and above all a detachment of the subject to scream. Not even the 23 1.4 succeeds so well in the enterprise. Great purchase considering the price. A MUST HAVE. sent on June 26, 2019 |
 | Fujifilm XF 50mm f/2 R WR Pros: Size, price, sharpness, AF speed, colors Cons: Sincerely nothing Opinion: Lens in my opinion very discreed maybe because of the 56mm 1.2. The 50mm F/2 is small, responsive, extremely sharp already at TA and AF Lightning a bit like all the serious WR. With portraits is a bomb because the colors that it returns are beautiful and the focal is very suitable. For those like me who does not love extreme bokeh, this lens is the answer to every need. Considering the price and what it has to offer is absolutely a must have that I can only recommend to all lovers of Fujifilm fixed. sent on March 01, 2019 |
 | Fujifilm XF 23mm f/1.4 R Pros: Image quality, construction, aperture ring. Cons: Original lens hood, compared to WR F/2 version less fast in AF. Opinion: Bought used thanks to the market here on Juza with metal lens hood JJC (much better than the original). Used a whole weekend in Rome, never disassembled from my little X-E3 (I say small because compared to the lens looks like a flea) has a quality that really left me open-mouthed already TA. I had a 23 F2 and this is another world. It's worth all the money it costs and it drives me crazy that by moving the ring back you switch to manual without being able to change settings in the car. The only flaw compared to the small WR F2 is that in the AF is slightly more uncertain in some cases but nothing serious. To have without if and without MA. sent on December 04, 2018 |
 | Fujifilm XF 23mm f/2 R WR Pros: Size, AF speed, tropicalized, price, image quality Cons: None at the proposed price. Opinion: Bought in kit with my X-E3, it's a terrific lens. Small and really good bill. You perceive all the quality Fujifilm. In the field is really a bomb. Precise, fast and zero noise. For those who do street I think is a mandatory lens to have in their outfit. In the portrait set is really good, fantastic image quality and really exceptional colors. For those who make photography their work, maybe I recommend the XF 23 F/1.4 But for an amateur even the little brother F2 goes great. Thanks Fujifilm for this well of God! sent on December 04, 2018 |
 | Fujifilm X-E3 Pros: Quality of the machine body, Joystick, touch functions, lightness, refinement of the components, photo quality already in Jpeg. Cons: It is not tropicalised, too many functions in my opinion useless, sometimes unintuitive menus. Opinion: I bought this Gioellino after two years of downtime and coming from an entry level reflex (Nikon D3200). Having found me at the time better with fixed optics than with the usual zoom, even this time I preferred such optics with a Fuji XF23 F2. The machine is really well finished, a real pleasure for the eye especially for that kinda vintage style. The technology is not unknown to this shot missile as there is for all tastes, perhaps too many for a minimalist like me, but this is my personal taste. Very fast in the shot, well accessible and intuitive ring nuts, battery in my opinion very durable in time, grip that by sense of safety despite the size of the body. I was very pleased with the purchase, a mirrorless truly spectacular. It has all the cards in order to make the shoes to the "big" and really zero limits, if anything the limit in this case is the undersigned that does not have all the features offered, under control. sent on June 25, 2018 |
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