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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Tamron SP 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di VC USD Pros: Great value for money, excellent sharpness up to 200mm good fake 250mm, stabilizer, AF speed, colors, FF lens Cons: Sharpen to 300mm, brightness (but at that price you can not expect so much) Opinion: Lens used for more than a year on the Canon 600d and I must say I was astonished! With such a low price it has a really remarkable yield up to 200mm! In my opinion, better than the Canon base. It has a good stabilizer and a really fast focus that has never given me any trouble in the action shots! I have passed to a 70-200 2.8L and the difference is abysmal, but I do not regret the purchase I had made (surely it served to make me bones). rnWelcome! sent on October 28, 2017 |
 | Tamron SP 17-50mm F/2.8 XR Di II VC LD Pros: Value for money (provided you find a good "specimen"), f2.8 Cons: Construction (both internal and external), stabilizer, focus, noisy Opinion: I was fortunate enough to buy my first reflex (600d) already with this goal. After more than a year and a half I sold it in favor of a 16-35 2.8L. What about .. all another world! He has always struggled in mass, as well as not being very fast, it was also very difficult to engage static subjects. The stabilizer is not that big and it's really noisy! I think my big building problems were because I never fell down I had to bring it twice for assistance for the same problem or had parts of the focus system disconnected (?) RnTotal added if you find an "exemplar "no construction problems etc. I think it's a funny lens and with good performance, great if bought maybe used with a body for your first reflex kit! sent on October 28, 2017 |
 | Canon 600D Pros: Money, megapixel camera, intuitive buttons and simple menus, weight. Cons: noise even at ISO 800, multi-shot per second slow, uncomfortable on the "video" at the end ring. Opinion: I own this Canon for the past six months and it was my first SLR. The value is great because as long as it is used for landscapes, street, portraits etc. with optics of a certain level the results are amazing; but as soon as they get the iso for nighttime or other difficult situations you start to notice the noise even at ISO 800 (workable PP) but in 1600 I think the photo is unusable .. Another negative aspect is the flurry very slow in areas that sports or bird life is very penalizing. Soon I will make an upgrade but are still undecided between mk ii 7d, 70d or FF 6d .. to be my first car, however positively surprised me and made me excited about this wonderful world! I highly recommend to all those who want to approach to photography but do not want to spend too much money now, few but do not take it as a kit with the 18-55 but already opt to do everything brighter (eg Tamron 2.8 vc as I have or sigma or better Canon!) rnCiao sent on November 28, 2014 |
 | Samyang 8mm f/3.5 UMC Fish-eye CS II Pros: Construction, price / quality ratio, wide viewing angle, weight, clarity (stopping down), target entirely manual! Cons: Inability to mount filters even if you do not use too soft wide open, "only" f3.5 for night Opinion: goal bought on Amazon at a super price in comparison to its performance! I mount on Canon 600d and I am fully satisfied, never gave problems, is very solid and the ring of maf is perhaps the best I've ever provato.rnGli 8 mm are very few but this is subjective, but I think this will push to find different shots! rnSono very happy with our purchase and highly recommend it to anyone! rnFrancesco sent on November 24, 2014 |
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