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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-40mm f/2.8 PRO Pros: Construction, Tropicalization, weight, quality already open Cons: Nobody Opinion: A PRO optics in everything and for everything, really very high quality, even at the edges. Lightweight and built very well (like all Olympus PRO optics of the rest) creates images from saturated colors to the right point and razor-sharp. In short, coupled to the bodies not really light, then M5 or M1, has a good ergonomics and a good balance. I highly recommend it. sent on May 07, 2019 |
 | Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 7-14mm f/2.8 Pro Pros: Impeccable construction, tropicalization, weight, ergonomics Cons: Ghost as soon as the sun is also just sideways, normal with a front lens so curved, but annoying Opinion: I took this lens to take pictures in confined spaces and interiors, above all, and I must say that it behaves very well, is sharp, in the center, already at full aperture. Excellent handling and the maximum opening of 2.8, which allows you to take freehand shots, thanks to the stabilized sensor of the machine, otherwise unthinkable. Unfortunately the ghost phenomenon occurs fairly easily with strong lights, even only lateral and, unfortunately, is the worst defect of this beautiful optics, but quite normal, given the curvature of the front lens. It is still something to take into account, before making the purchase, because it is not very easy to control. The weight is in the norm and the construction, as for all the PRO lenses of Olympus, really flawless. In short, a goal, for those who love the focal court, to have in their outfit. sent on April 28, 2019 |
 | Nikon Df Pros: Takes you back to the times of the mechanical F and FM2 I possess still, extraordinary sensor, light and compact to be a FX Cons: Nobody Opinion: I read many negative opinions on this machine on the network, but from the fact that the perfect machine does not exist, I find the Df an amazing car, in concept and features.rnNon has the video, and rightly so, otherwise it would be yet another digital equal to all the others, that's born to do ONLY photographs, also justify the autofocus module, more than enough for those approaches to this machine, remembering the mechanics of the past years, I also found it very easy to MF manual optics without AF, and electronic range finder helps a lot in questo.rnHa an extraordinary sensor with an extremely wide dynamic range and noise reduction at high iSO superbo.rnIn bottom, I think, it has not been understood the concept behind this project .rnSe you want to play sports is not the machine for you, the Df is rated for reportage, street photography and thoughtful, in fact, if made to fit fixed lenses, with which is very well balanced. rnInfine I would say that if you like a return to passato with maximum control of the main parameters, through the timeless and nuts, and a quality of excellent image, well this is the car for you. sent on August 02, 2016 |
 | Nikon AF 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5 D IF ED Pros: Light, crisp, fine-quiet shooting Cons: Distortion 18 awkward, slightly bright, building a bit 'plasticky Opinion: I use it mostly in my urbex outputs, then architecture and interiors on a D700, you can also use a free hand in the interior a bit 'dark holding pero' of high iso (3200/5000). It distorts a lot to improve in the longer focal 18mm up to 35. The sharpness is satisfactory, a little 'dark, but it is an acceptable compromise for a compact, lightweight lens. So it is worth spending those EUR 300 about who is in the used market. sent on April 17, 2016 |
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