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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Fujifilm XF 16-55mm f/2.8 R LM WR Pros: Construction, Tropicalization Cons: Weight, lens hood difficult in the interlocking, lack of lock for the focal excursion. When brought to the neck tends to open Opinion: First Fuji Lens purchased. I find it excellent construction and gives great shots. I find no shortage compared to the Canon L lenses I owned before. Clearly the stabilizer would have been a nice feauture in addition. The lens hood as written by many is of low quality. I tested it during a MTB race and I must say that a full focal also gives a blurry not bad! sent on October 22, 2018 |
 | Fujifilm X-T3 Pros: Design, ergonomics, FPS, quality locking nuts Cons: Battery, eye fatigue with prolonged times Opinion: I Update my review after six months of use: I Have done some work (mainly sports) and now I can draw my considerations in particular thanks to the work done Saturday. This is a climbing competition with about 150 participants. I tripped for 7.5 hours intercalating 50-140 2.8 and 16-55 2.8. The first thing that scared me a bit is the battery life. I used the battery grip thus having 3 batteries inside. I shoot a lot and especially many bursts (ca 2600 photo). It was Also turned on for 70% of the time and I arrived with about a notch of the last battery at the shots of the awards. From this point of view with the 6d and three batteries I would go on for another day. But you know this is the limit of the ML. The other thing I ever would have thought of is a great sense of eye fatigue with which I aim. Evidently watching a screen half an inch away for prolonged time is not the best... Finally, after almost 8 hours with battery-grip and 50-140 all freehand, I had a certain pain in the fingers of the right hand. I guess it's because of the center of gravity moved forward from the optics. As For autofocus and performance I remain amazed as I was at the beginning. The menu is just a matter of habit and to set the machine initially then you do not touch it anymore.. In These six months I have completed the trilogy of lenses 2.8 WR and I can now say I can do anything. Also because I find them really quality (given the price D:). I think the next lens will be the 100-400 to be able to do faunistics. ____ ____________________......-__________________... ____ ________________... _____ _____-_____..... ________________________......-_________________... ____________ I Write this impression in hot weather after I bought it a little bit later on. After Selling all my Canon kit, consisting of 6D and various optics I ordered the XT3 with the 16 55 F2.8. Just taken in hand I realized the attention to detail and the build quality certainly more refined than my previous SLR. I was impressed by the speed of auto Focus and the various functions as well as the fast burst I was not used to. The Ergonomics, although it is a mirrorless, is definitely good. I found the menu slightly complicated and all the different settings but this is also due to the fact that I was used to the Canon menu, definitely it is a matter of habit. The application to connect to the smartphone is an unstable hair and the default camera is set with the touch off. For those looking for a camera with vintage appearance, fiddle with the ring nuts as at the time of the analogue is a Pleasure crazy! Many have complained about the screen not tiltabile forward but not being one of those who speaks alone in front of the camera I do not give a damn. Maybe I find it Unfortunate not to have the stabilizer directly on the sensor. I Will Update the review once you have done a couple of jobs. sent on September 27, 2018 |
 | Manfrotto Pixi Pros: Weight, compactness, quality, brand, effective range, price Cons: Nobody Opinion: Purchased for an upcoming trip to Scotland. maximum flow rate 1kg. I did some tests with 70D and Sigma 105 macro or 24-105L canon. perfect seal, the ball head keeps the machine perfectly stable albeit very unbalanced with these obiettivi.rnOvviamente with a compact from its best! Given the price straconsiglio purchase. Must have. sent on June 01, 2016 |
 | Panasonic Lumix LX100 Pros: Leica lens, Leica components, 4/3 sensor for a compact, excellent raw files, old style, manual adjustments with dials, soft keys Cons: battery life, brings fixed belt ribs "annoying" Opinion: I purchased this compact to always have a camera with me at work. Just disbursed the money it costs I said "hell I screwed up, after all it was not necessary." I changed my mind immediately in the next few days, I think it was the best purchase done so far in the field of photography. Produces exceptional raw for what type of machine. I got the BW really not bad for my little experience in the field of photography. The reflex that I own with relative kit is the 70D and it was my first SLR. With this compact camera by "retro" commands I tasted the old-fashioned photography, where every command has a dedicated ring. A little 'clunky but really rewarding over time. The body is of excellent material, for the most part in metal. Excellent ergonomics, excellent rings. Annoying ribs door strap that make some noise if you do not attaching the strap. Poor battery life but it is quite normal considering the size of it .. the wifi you Connand quickly to the smartphone (Android in my case) even without NFC. The file transition takes place smoothly and relatively quickly. sent on April 29, 2016 |
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