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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon Z 85mm f/1.2 S Pros: CT rendering, Colors, Three-dimensionality, Aesthetics, AF, Cons: Decades of waiting to make it happen, price in some respects Opinion: There are 85mm and there are 85mm, this is out of category! Lens that you obviously buy to shoot at 1.2, closing below f/2 is equivalent to throwing money away. The performance is superb, the aesthetics of the lens are fantastic (the 1.8 in comparison looks aesthetically like a roll of black toilet paper although it is qualitatively excellent. It would have been a great lens if they had kept the form-factor of the G for F-mount), and the weight on the z7II is balanced. Of course then, session album printed in a3 and some 90cm prints on the short side, they are jaw-dropping! I have a friend with the Canon counterpart (r5+ 85 1.2) and we really enjoyed this portrait session! These two lenses are superb, mine is obviously my favorite being me in Nikon but they are more or less the same thing! Other brands are thousands of light years behind. Price is only a problem for those who want to see price as an issue! Rated 10L. sent on January 21, 2024 |
 | Nikon Zf Pros: Aesthetics (with small shortcomings though) | Autofocus | Controls/Menus | QI/GD | Battery Format Cons: Less plasticky keys on the back | Ergonomics not suitable for all hands (try it before you buy it to be sure) Opinion: Picked up yesterday in the late afternoon from my local shop, bought as a gift for my dad (along with the 26mm Z). I've tried one in the shop before (a demo body, as this one is sealed as usual by nital logo) and the sensations are almost all positive. I own z7ii and z8 and in terms of ergonomics this Zf is slightly less comfortable holding it, especially for the ring finger / little finger. The keys on the back I would have preferred them in "old fashioned" and less plasticky but overall it is aesthetically a nice machine! The controls on the top remind me of my grandfather's fm3a, a car that I liked very much. The sensor is very well balanced and always returns sharp images without the risk of motion blur. I deliberately tried to keep it a long time to see the stabilization and it behaves well, even better than my two if you want to hazard a risk. The AF is responsive, much more so than the z7ii and almost as good as the z8 (although the latter is still far ahead). Bought for my father who also prints but stops at 20x30cm, 24mpx are more than excellent. As soon as he gives me direct opinions about high ISO, maybe I'll update the review. Considering performance, cost and sensations I would say a: 9/10 sent on October 17, 2023 |
 | Canon EF 85mm f/1.2 L II USM Pros: Fairytale rendering, colors, detachment of the planes, bokeh Cons: AF speed, awkward hood like many other lenses of the brand Opinion: I have owned the lens for some time (purchased at a really ridiculous price thanks to a person impatient to switch to RF). First for exclusive use on a 6d bought on purpose that now with Z I sold and use via EF->Z autofocus adapter. This lens I have always loved and envied to death in Canon, I always hoped that Nikon made an equivalent lens and finally now there is but I remain faithful to this 85mm Canon because its yield can not give me any lens! It's an old project but wow if it works! Every shot at TA and not close to TA always makes you fall in love, it is a pleasure to be able to use it with z7II / z8! The apotheosis I would say! Probably although the native tempts me a lot, I will not give in and keep this lens for portraits. When love is triggered, it is love! Would I buy it again? No, because I certainly don't sell this! :D sent on September 19, 2023 |
 | Nikon Z 24-120mm f/4 S Pros: Focal range, yield, construction, balancing, price in relation to focal range Cons: Really? Come on, let's be serious. Opinion: Iconic lens. I've never understood why other brands stop at 105mm! The focal length makes it the perfect lens for light travel, both on the z7II and z8 is a marvel in use. Silent, af without focus breathing (which sometimes happened with the F version), already made at excellent T.A. (the F version was not so sharp except by closing a few stops) and closing becomes surgical. Convenient sliding aperture ring, useful in video! A must-have! I would buy it a thousand and a thousand more times. sent on September 19, 2023 |
 | Nikon Z8 Pros: Files, autofocus, ergonomics, speed, Nikon of those done well! Cons: Not having it or finding faults due to one's own inability (or simple lack of reading the manual) -.- Opinion: Premise: it was given to me. I already own a z7 ii which I'm extremely happy with, this z8 represents another Nikon shot to raise the bar of quality / brand experience. It is a reactive bomb and performs great in every photographic genre, the gap shows it in action photos where the z7II (obviously) remains to watch enviously. It requires (like its sister z7 II) quality lenses, but still manages to do well even with poor lenses. It is not a machine that you can pick up if you are a "Sunday photographer". Ultimately: z8 10+, Nikon has reiterated that it knows how to do well. sent on September 18, 2023 |
 | Nikon Z7 II Pros: Dynamic range, autofocus, raw products, mount z, ergonomics, ultra level! Cons: Don't have it! Opinion: Purchased as a successor to the D850, it has never disappointed me on any occasion. Fantastic menu like all nikon for that matter, everything at your fingertips and customizable. A d850 with even more improvements. Mount Z then.. What are we talking about?! Being able to use ANY lens of any brand thanks to the 16mm draft! Definitive! sent on September 18, 2023 |
 | Nikon D850 Pros: THE CONCEPT OF EXCELLENCE in a reflex body, I have no other definitions. Cons: Don't have it. Opinion: I write this review after several years of using the D850, first I used one in the photo studio but then I bought one for the private. What can I say, Nikon has confirmed with this machine to KNOW HOW TO DO and not to talk like other brands do to the sound of patents or social ads. The resolution is excessive for most users but printing on paper, you exactly the dear and beloved paper (and not a monitor with 300% perhaps) gives emotions when you print big! It is demanding in terms of optics but has the magic of being able to awaken the character of poor optics, a real pleasure for anyone. AF top for SLR, battery that never ends, resists water, wind hail and other climates that have hit her during my travels. Are SLRs dead? Better for those who do not follow the fashion of ML! Would I switch to Z7? I absolutely do not feel the need for it having a body that satisfies in every area. 10/10 sent on October 07, 2022 |
 | Nikon F100 Pros: Solid machine body from real Pro AF really very fast (with both G optics and dated optics) Great viewfinder Cons: Classic Nikon tyre/skin problem. Opinion: I regularly use Big MPX but try to break away from the everyday frenzy using this fantastic F100. Going back to the old days when the shot had to be studied so as not to throw away film, it is unparalleled. Not even the enjoyment given to me by digital BMpx pleases me in the same way. A great leap back years and years (when I still had a beard without patches of white hair). A real tank will probably last longer than me! In my opinion, a body that everyone should have on their own set. sent on March 04, 2020 |
 | Huawei P9 Pros: Design - Materials - Speed ??System - Sub-Image - Glass resistant to shocks Cons: Stabilizer video industry (but not very useful for me as it does not register) / grip not phenomenal Opinion: I came from iPhone 5c -> 5s-> 6. My only Android terminal has been tank armored Samsung Galaxy S2 I9100. If the terminal had not died I would not have changed after years of service. The iPhone however are still functioning in the closet, but did not fire the feeling.rnrnHo decided to buy this phone, curious more than anything else from the cooperation with Leica. rnIniziamo by saying that 5.2 "are not few (accustomed to smaller dimensions), but with daily use this feeling disappears and you get used quickly to dimensione.rnIl Android system is fluid, thanks to the processor and ram in abundance . he did not impuntamenti.rnFotografie thanks to monochrome sensor, always balanced and never underexposed or overexposed, ability to shoot RAW + JPEG and high workability of RAW in relation to a cameraphone! rnrnSoffre a little black because of the IPS display, but it is hurt common type of panel. battery life good, you get to the evening quietly with average use (luminOsita car / gps / 4g / call / whatsapp / mail) .rnIl rest is perfect considering that it is still a phone! rnrnAvrei preferred a double larger sensor (S7 EDGE) but it would have been a real SLR then! rnrnConsigliato! sent on March 14, 2017 |
 | Nikon AF-S DX 35mm f/1.8 G Pros: price-performance ratio, weight, versatility Cons: jerky ring, suffers slightly in TA Opinion: I have this goal for several months ormairnChe say .. And 'permanently mounted on my D5500! I use it to street, landscapes, portraits details .. Very versatile and lightweight! Between machine and goal it seems not to take anything! RnrnPer evening photos from satisfactions given the wide brightness! Only "neutral" note is the bokeh effect because of the lamella 7 .. but I'm liking it anyway! RnrnrnLente exceptional overall and recommend it to everyone as a must-have lens for DX! sent on November 02, 2015 |
 | Hoya HD Circular Polarizer Pros: Superb quality, materials used, unaltered color rendering, value for money, really durable lens Cons: Blister brings gentle filter, some removal difficulties if you have "big hands" Opinion: Filter: Metal threaded ring, internal glass with protection against liquids and oils, orientable outer glass (being a cpl), solid dial to the touch. Optical yield: - in backlight conditions obviously you do not need a polarizer - water reflections (lakes etc) works well, very light warm shade - reflections on reflective surfaces (glass buildings, domestic, storefronts) I recommend it ultimately to anyone, Hoya then is always guarantee of quality made in Japan. A note for those who are "Sunday photographer", do not take the HD but the PRO1 is fine. sent on August 31, 2015 |
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