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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Sigma 85mm f/1.4 DG DN Art Pros: Lightness and size (when compared to sony gm), sharpness, magic blur, controls on the barrel Cons: Slightly inaccurate in some situations but I caught some positive aspects Opinion: I owned version 1.8 of sony and kept it parked in my backpack, dull optics and devoid of character in my opinion. Something was missing from my photography and when I took this sigma the love for this focal length came back overbearing and I never disassembled it from my second body. In favorable conditions it is fast, precise and sharp, detaches the subjects beautifully and returns magical images, sometimes it goes into difficulty (especially in complex tracking) but I made it a strong point, because even in light blur it maintains a strong character and helps to make the images evocative. I also use it detached from the body to obtain particular and partial blurred effects on the same plane. I love him madly. sent on September 16, 2021 |
 | Nikon D700 Pros: immortal body, great for fullframe sensor resolution, grit and tonal range, with a battery EN-EL4 switch to 8fps, heavy and solid as a rock, fast, reliable. Cons: Live View prehistoric man, the rubber terminal cover tend to smollarsi after a very short time, only one CF slot, lack of video module, noisy (the shutter release sound blacksmith). Opinion: This machine takes me from 2011 in all the most diverse situations. For a long time it was my only camera body so we did pretty much everything! Now I leave it to rest more on the threshold of 110,000 shots but I can say that shows no sign of slowing down (if not outside). The quality of the file is from another world, someone has compared his grain to that of the film, and it is absolutely right. I personally for my self-imposed limit I never go over 1600 iso but it can go much further still holding the clean detail. It is suitable for all types of photography as fast and accurate. Time passes, she stays. Always. sent on October 16, 2014 |
 | Nikon D7000 Pros: speed, resolution, great for all uses, double slot and very light body. The battery lasts a lifetime or maybe two. Cons: AF short-sighted, video module a bit 'dated, held high ISO nothing spectacular, the sensor becomes a latrine in a short time. Opinion: The only adjective that comes to spend on this machine (and I've owned two) is UNLUCKY. Born under a bad star, sucker short. It could do so much more but due to several problems tend to do much less: the autofocus is absurdly blind, no longer sees anything as soon as the scene gets a hair darker or looking for a point of fire more difficult. And the great thing is that it does not focus at all, focuses on other things or bust completely. It 'a shame, because as shutter speed and storage behaves very well. I have had problems with back and front focus with at least 3-4 different lenses, which are mounted on full frame instead they never raised issues. Now I use it mainly for work battle (local and holidays) and the paradox of the paradox is that I found it very powerful with a scrausissimo 18-105. sent on October 16, 2014 |
 | Nikon D7100 Pros: AF precise, double slot, lightweight body and convenient to use, video module independent of the photographic mode x1.3 crop Cons: LEEEEEEEENTA like few things in the world, buffer ridiculous, pesantucci file (at least for me), it is often not easy to pull off clean files. Opinion: The use by a few months, in various situations more or less different between them. I find it very powerful in some aspects and definitely more than one step higher than the old D7000 (I have owned 2 even with the same problems), we must be careful to buffer small and the weight of the file, it is very easy to run into problems even at low iso (not a machine easy to operate), the rest is great, spectacular resolution, connectivity and nothing is missing and the video module finally up (too bad that you can not change the aperture in real time) .rnUna curiosity: despite the absence of the low pass filter, to me at times gives the impression of being too soft, in fact, I do not see this great incisiveness that should have a car with this filter is missing. sent on October 16, 2014 |
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