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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Tamron 15-30mm f/2.8 VC USD Pros: Sharpness and great value for money. Cons: I don't feel like giving... Opinion: If you want a wide angle zoom with an aperture and a sharpness of the genre you can not fall into the dimensions and the weight; I fell in love with this lens before seeing the Iscatti and then using it almost as the only lens on a Full Frame. I think it has very little to envy as a surrender to large wide-angle mothers houses: sharp on almost the entire image, already good at full aperture, given away simply to change the system... Large and durable, an excellent travel companion: The biggest flaw is the need for a special filter holder and as a result of a set of dedicated filters that is fine until you only usan those, but becomes a footprint if you also use other lenses... sent on December 03, 2018 |
 | Fujifilm X-T20 Pros: compactness, ergonomics, good files, native optical park that meets the same requirements Cons: People didn't realize it's an APS-C and not a Full-Frame Opinion: Purchased for trial thanks to a bundle at the end of last year: I was skeptical in supporting a toy like this to a full format and now the full Frame I keep it for "affection" and use almost exclusively this; Fuji has its virtues and its flaws, but most of all I hit the feeling with the camera, the almost total possibility of customizing buttons to use it "freehand" without going to lose in the menus, the good quality of the files already from JPG in the room.. . Always used with L-bracket (which improves the grip slightly) and even with small hands I have never had any particular problems: the native optical Park is more than good and with the help of some adaptor you can match almost any lens. Ultimately, if you keep in mind that it is not a full Frame is a machine that I recommend to anyone as a second body (for those who, in fact, is inseparable from a full format) for those who want a camera to learn and with which to have fun in time! sent on November 22, 2018 |
 | Rollei C5i Pros: Light and solid, I have version II with non-slip iron feet and a more resistant head (T3) Cons: The hook to attach weights under the central column is inconvenient (if it can be a counter) Opinion: Never had a problem, from the desert to the ice, snow and sand has always behaved to the best; is not very light but it is not of the carbon or super-light category, the lack of lightness is totally repaid by a great stability (Canon eos 6d and Tamron 15-30 have no problem, same thing with the 70-200 which is always heavyweight). rnForned by a very comfortable and well-made canvas bag stuffed with all the allen screws useful to give it some adjustments every now and then (almost rape, tighten the vines once a year). sent on February 27, 2018 |
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