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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | FujiFilm Finepix X100 Pros: manual controls (for those who like them) that they return a true experience rangefinder, valuable sensor up to ISO 3200, resolving optics, light weight, very good photo quality for the end to be a compact. Cons: Lack the basic functions to the programmable keys. Do you want to switch off the auto ISO? You have to tweak the menu. Speeds up to 1/1000 to f2, so in full sun must wear a nd integrated filter. Error correction parallax if enabled in the optical viewfinder is annoying. Other crap and venial peccadilloes type macchiavelici menu. Indecent him af-s switches, c-af, af-m. Opinion: taken as a joke, I was looking for a compact in "replacement" of the heavy d700 during walks with the baby, but I was looking for something a little, apes' beloved M6. force the game to take a X100, was love at first s-view. Leaving out the "defects" listed above, is a fabulous machine to use. Returns the feeling of an analog machine. It should be set for good once and then never touch it again we saw the difficulty navigating the menus (cyclical). I made several moving pictures and for me the AF performance enough and advance. rnrnInsomma, I bitterly regretted not having bought it before! sent on May 18, 2016 |
 | Sigma 35mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Pros: sharpness disarming (when we want to focus where required) Cons: AF problems with my SLR. Live View of course okay. Opinion: my opinion is that to deserve a high rating, a product must be perfect from all points of view. buying a lens to buy knowing in fact a kind of lottery ticket optics really do not like it. my exemplary gave problems of front focus to 30 cm, back 40 and front to 60. calibrated to 1.4 by varying the aperture ranged calibration. despite the fine tuning with the dock, often during the tests the lens continued to fire random mistakes. 60 cm has stoner is in front and in back. unthinkable. is the third lens sigma am. the car, I want to clarify with Nikon lenses has never experienced problems of AF. I will make the lens to take the Nikon 35mm 1.8 G, definitely a lens less charismatic but RELIABLE. already little photographer, what little I wish I could do without "ifs" and "buts". as regards instead the optical side nothing fault, apart from the huge amount of chromatic aberrations present on the sensor from 36 mega pixels but understand it is characteristic of the coupling. su D700 aberrations are much, much smaller. Hello! sent on September 18, 2015 |
 | Nikon AF-S 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5 G ED Pros: Clarity, lightness, ring holders 77, internal focus. Cons: Terrible distortion to 18 mm. Opinion: I kept this lens thanks to a long loan of a friend. Lightweight, extremely sharp to the edges and with its beautiful ring filter holder I really adored so much that I'm buying these days. For me it is the right focal length for reportage, to take it on holiday and wander. only drawback the strong distortion to 18 mm. for the rest, spectacular value. sent on August 25, 2015 |
 | Samyang 14mm f/2.8 IF ED UMC Aspherical Pros: Sharpness, quality / price ratio Cons: Weight, protruding lens. Opinion: Excellent lens that opens up a multitude of possible new "prospects" looking inside your eye. It is manual but is not a problem because you are almost in constant hyperfocal. Unfortunately, like almost all other ultra wide-angle lens has the protruding and mount filter becomes difficult. Patience. I really like when "I'm not" with 20 this mount is via =) Anyway, good sharpness, large angle of view. Complex distortion, I use as many other PTlens but no miracles, however to me pleasantly usable. I love it. sent on May 23, 2015 |
 | Nikon AF 35mm f/2 D Pros: Light, crisp, af mechanic but still fast Cons: Honestly I can not find Opinion: Optics really versatile, allows beautiful close-ups using a bokeh after more than decent. I do not mind at full aperture (d800 and unforgiving). My copy with the d800 does not even have problems f / b focus. I keep it very mounted as a handyman. Wishing they do portraits, street and landscape as well. In short a focal length in the basic kit. sent on May 23, 2015 |
 | Nikon AF 20mm f/2.8 D Pros: Lightness, high risolvenza on D800. Cons: six are pixel peepers: at full aperture is a little 'softer lens of new generazione.rnse you Photographer: no Opinion: It is a lens that I love. I always keep the mounted, we do urban landscapes and shooting and I was never disappointed. images stay crisp and clear. yes, the edges are not perfect but on the ground of other lenses far more noble. the peculiarity that I prefer him in the distortion: ALMOST ABSENT and the little that is going away to 100% with ACR, LR or PTlens! clutter is almost zero and this is important. if you love the wide-angle fixed focal home nikon this can not miss in your kit. a must. especially keeping in mind that costs about 250 euro on the used market. sent on March 22, 2015 |
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