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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Leica V-Lux 5 Pros: Lightweight, image quality and overall quality, excellent stabilizer, excellent focal range, rich menu. Cons: Nobody Opinion: Awesome machine. I also had the previous model (which I sold looking for something I couldn't find...) It has everything you need with a magnificent lightness. The lightness should not deceive because the quality of the construction is excellent and robust. Very fast and precise in focusing, very fast zoom The stabilization is exceptional and the videos are impeccable (perhaps here you can see the Panasonic contribution). The photos are exceptional for sharpness and three-dimensionality. I think I will keep it for a very long time. I am a professional photographer and often use his black and white for my services. sent on July 14, 2023 |
 | Sigma 105mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Pros: Perfection Cons: Nothing Opinion: It is a particular goal, the price may seem high but once proven it can be said that it is a low price for such a goal. AF accurate and fast, MF fantastic, always accurate with any diaphragm. It weighs but is well balanced, mounted on a Nikon D4 holds well and rearranges the weight of the machine. On the stand, its natural position, it becomes unbeatable. I have not found any defects but only merits, all those that come to mind, also comes with a bag for transport, well built and objectively, of a second shoulder strap to be hooked to the foot of the stand and a rubber ring from rubber stick on the lens when disassembling the stand... in short, they really thought of everything. RECOMMENDED sent on March 26, 2020 |
 | Fujifilm X-E3 Pros: General build quality, file quality, ergonomics in relation to portability (when you buy you know it's not a reflex), dinghies and controls in the right place, aesthetics Cons: as much as it costs nothing Opinion: It is a machine body all-rounder, robust and lender provides incredibly sharp and precise files, even raising the iso the quality does not give way (it is logical that at 51200 the noise comes out). Compared to the previous models it does not have the built-in flash and this makes it slightly more compact and provides a greater sense of robustness, in the package is still provided the small flash EF-X8 powered by the same cameras, exceptional for the " lightenups" (this also has a minimal footprint and a ridiculous weight). The battery does its job honestly, it's a compact mirrorless and you can't expect to have a truck's battery, however you can easily do even 500 clicks without changing it. Overall it is a machine with unparalleled value for money on the market. sent on December 30, 2019 |
 | Jupiter-37A 135mm f/3.5 Pros: Everything, portability, handling, sharpness, robustness, price on the market Cons: Nothing Opinion: A dated but exceptional lens, better than the more modern f4, it is a compact and lightweight lens, although entirely made of metal (including the lampshade), the MAF is precise with long diaphragm, the diaphragms are perfect and the relative dial is optimally positioned not to may be moved unintentionally. The colors are warm and intense, the sharpness is great. Tried on Fujifilm bodies its yield was outstanding. For the price you pay, a few tens of euros (sometimes very few) do not have to miss it. sent on December 30, 2019 |
 | Zeiss Jena Flektogon 35mm f/2.8 Pros: Sharpness, chromatic yield, robustness, overall quality, precise MAF dial Cons: Slightly hard (although precise) MAF dial Opinion: Seventy-year-old lens with M42 attack tried with adapter on Fujifilm rooms, amazing!!! He doesn't take photographs but "X-ray plates." By enlarging the photos, it can provide an unparalleled sharpness even at the edges and already at TA. The stops of the diaphragms do not exist i.e. the diaphragm is continuous and therefore you manage to have the intermediate measures between one stop and the other, this is immediately noticeable on the mirrorless that give the immediate visual response in the viewfinder. The construction, needless to say, is made of metal and is a work of art. In essence, it is a lens that is unparalleled and that, despite electronic progress, continues to be perfect. sent on December 30, 2019 |
 | MC Kaleinar-5N 100mm f/2.8 Pros: Compactness, robust construction, slow quality, MAF precision, sliding lampshade, price Cons: Nothing Opinion: A Russian lens built in the Arsenal factory in Kiev many many years ago, this lens paid 10 euros in a used market and kept in its original hard plastic barrel, completely bumpproof, mounts a nikon attack and not the classic M42 screw. Tested on the Nikon D700 it returned warm colors and incredible sharpness, in B&Amp's it demonstrated exceptional accuracy in relation to grayscale. The lens is compact and is made of metal, the focus is very precise thanks to a long run of the dial. It is a very undervalued lens in price and, in fact, it is not easy to find it on the market. Tested on fujifilm bodies with special adapter has enhanced the already exceptional colors of the machine bodies. sent on December 29, 2019 |
 | Zeiss Sonnar T* 90mm f/2.8 Contax G Pros: Exceptional lens in the chromatic rendering, light and robust at the same time, sharpness already at TA maintained even at the edges Cons: Don't have it Opinion: Flawless construction goal, used on fujifilm bodies with adapter (fluid in the dial for focus) completely enhances the already exceptional color qualities. machine bodies. It is small and light but in the hand immediately gives a feeling of robustness not belied by the construction. Hard to find on the market, I found a well-kept one, practically new, around 200 euros and I do not think to ever take it off my kits. It's an exceptional lens. sent on December 29, 2019 |
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