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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Canon EOS RP Pros: AF fast and very precise, holding the high iso, image quality worthy of a Full Frame Cons: dynamic range Opinion: I bought this camera to complement it with the 5D mk IV and not to replace it and I have to say that there is an excellent value for money. Paid 980.00 with the EF-EOS R adapter, I was pleasantly surprised by the fast and very precise AF, for the tightness of the high iso and for the image quality, worthy of a Full Frame. Good (to be a mirrorless) also the battery life and the ergonometry, despite being small, grips very well. I solved the back-front focus problems I had with the 35 mm Sigma art, I tried it at TA in many situations and did not miss a beat. The dynamic range is quite wide, but it does not make you cry out to the miracle. The flaws that many complain about are the lack of the double slot, the curtain that preserves the sensor from dust and battery life, but personally I believe that a mirrorless that costs less than a thousand euros including the adapter can not be charged such shortcomings, therefore my rating is 9.5. Great Canon, has lost ground to competitors who believed in the "mirrorless" system, but I'm sure within a few years, it will recover part of the "gap" sent on December 11, 2019 |
 | Fujifilm X-T1 Pros: Construction of high quality, high image quality, yield at high iso amazing sight that opens up a new world, park original optics of highest quality and with an excellent value for money. Cons: Small button for recording movies a little 'uncomfortable and quality raw image is not exploited to its full potential because of the lack of a dedicated software. Opinion: Back home Fuji (I had an X-M1) after a brief spell with Sony A7 of which I was not satisfied, I must say that expectations have not been disappointed at all. Camera with a capital F that recalls the mechanical reflex of a time, solidly built and characterized a perfect ergonomics. Management of capture simple, especially for those who used mechanical cameras of the past, rich menu and intuitive enough, viewfinder and monitor wonderful bascullante effective, especially thanks to the faithful live view which allows perfect control of the parameters of recovery. Narcotics are the yield at high ISO, dynamic range and color fidelity. The only real flaw, in addition to the small button for movie recording that is a bit 'embedded in the body and that sometimes it is difficult to press to start recording, is the lack of a software capable of effectively demosaicizzare Raw, exploiting all the capabilities of the sensor x-trans II. Useful updated firmware (3.0), which provides, among other things, the shutter completamente electronic. sent on February 15, 2015 |
 | Sony A7 Pros: finishing and solid construction, easy handling and portability, image quality (raw) really excellent (and now I could test only the 28-70 kit comes in that is not a diamond but it is not the usual plasticone giving in kit with reflex), high quality videos that are recorded fairly smoothly and without hesitation in the maf, accurate focusing in lighting situations favorable (see cons), very low noise up to 6400, lavorabilissimo and excellently convert raw files with any program even with small programs free the results are excellent, good dynamic range with excellent rendering of shadows and highlights in backlit situation, color fidelity, beautiful rendering of blurry even with the lens kit that is only a 5.6 (using it to 70 mm), but this could also be a factor against. Cons: very few dedicated optics, battery life, AF showing more than a few uncertainty in situations of low light or low contrast subjects, the menu quite complicated and cumbersome, it tends to underexpose (but better a camera underexpose rather than overexpose that) the display is not very bright, even with reduced pdc intermediate diaphragms as f / 5,6 or f / 8, it is extremely quiet during shooting, as you would expect from a mirrorless. Opinion: I just bought the Sony A7 kit with the 28-70 to tile the reflex system consists of a 5D MKII and various lenses. In fact I was already in possession of a mirrorless, the Fujifilm X-M1, but if for some aspects I found it very good for other reasons, I was quite disappointed, first of all the lack of a program capable of adequately demosaicizzare Raw left the famous X-Trans sensor. rnDevo say that it is an excellent camera, but that is still far from replacing a professional camera like the one I have. I do not speak of the quality of the images of course, which is really top notch, definitely at the same level as the 5D mkII if not higher, but the operating speed and precision AF. It 'a camera with which you can have fun, go around with a bag and have the quality of the Full Frame is really the most we can aspire every photographer, professional or amateur who is. rnIo I think there is still a lot 'way to go, although I think the future is already tracciato.rn sent on August 15, 2014 |
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