Reviews written by D1ego

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Reviews of cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and other accessories written by D1ego

The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Nikon AF-S 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5 G IF

Pros: A standard zoom honest. It is the Nikon 24-70 f/2.8 but according to all the tests that I remember seeing is very close in quality to other f/2.8 (even a bit 'better according to many), better than f/2.8-4 still for sale. Price (today is about 220-250 used) and especially weight (415gr, less than 18-105VR which is DX!), Size (like 18-55!) And versatility.

Cons: Its major shortcoming is the construction very "plasticky", mine is currently "under review" because, after a summer of abuse, accused of jamming rotating the zoom ring.

Opinion: It would replace only with a stabilized lens, the new model or the Tamron VC, but are priced at double and triple (used). I gave 8 because, considering the price (today is about 220-250 used) and especially weight, size and versatility, you can not compromise on its quality excellent. This makes it worthy of judgment EXCELLENT.

sent on September 12, 2012

Nikon D90

Pros: Double ring (thumb and forefinger), AF motor, quality of the LCD display, compact and lightweight.

Cons: No defect. I wanted to micro AF, 100% viewfinder and a more robust body and weather sealed but are features that Nikon reserves at the top end.

Opinion: It 's my first reflex after a couple of years of good use bridge. I chose it mainly for the high ISO performance (in relation to the price, of course) because it was the biggest flaw of the bridge. I appreciate lightness and compactness excursions and trips while to balance it better with heavy lenses and to improve ergonomics when used in vertical recommend a battery grip. The basic objectives provided in the kit (18-55 and 18-105) are not that great but the presence of AF motor allows recourse to the vast market of optical dated and cheap but still very good (eg, the 50 f/1.8 to € 100). The 18-200 for versatility and 16-85 for quality are certainly better, but worth the price if only you can decide. The seal of the price in used proves the validity of this model.

sent on August 10, 2011