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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon Coolpix P7800 Pros: lens quality, body building, battery life, overall reliability, manual control Cons: Viewfinder, operational slowness Opinion: Using this extraordinary compact for about a year and now I feel to express a general opinion. The picture quality is mind blowing to me (low sensitivity), sharpness and contrast that I did not expect from a apperecchio of this type; Obviously when you exceed the 800 ISO quality degrades exponentially but is absolutely normal when you have to do with small sensors. The lens, I said, is of excellent quality and also very bright (f / 2.0 at wide-angle, 28mm equiv.). This Coolpix has all it takes to amateur in most situations. I now love it, and are even willing to overlook some flaws such as poor quality of the electronic viewfinder and operational slowness general. If Nikon P7900 did in a future I'd be the first to buy it I saw that the p7800 is a bomb. sent on April 12, 2016 |
 | Pentax SMC DA 35mm f/2.4 AL Pros: Sharpness, blur, price Cons: AF Opinion: I bought this lens in July 2015 and I have never separated from my K50. It 'a normal focal (equivalent to a 50 in the full frame format) and you can do many things: landscapes, portraits, portraits settled, street, etc. etc. Really very versatile. Also opening f / 2.4 is very useful when shooting indoors or in low light situations. The sharpness, I think, is incredible even at full aperture and blurred af / 2.4 very pleasant. The lens is very light because it is made of plastic. sent on January 13, 2016 |
 | Fujifilm X-M1 Pros: Image quality, commands, look, monitor overhead, high yield Iso good but not excellent Cons: Missing the viewfinder, ergonomics Opinion: 26agrave ;, I buy again a mirrorless Fuji sensor Xtrans but who possesses a viewfinder ... sent on July 15, 2015 |
 | Pentax K-50 Pros: Stabilization, tropicalization, pentaprism, double adjustment ring, feeling of strength, ergonomics, excellent quality / price ratio Cons: shutter sound annoying (very strong in my opinion), battery Opinion: From the point of view of ergonomics, construction, materials, etc. It was love at first sight. Good pentaprism. Excellent image quality, especially if you combine optical good standard. The stabilization is very useful, less tropicalization (if you do not have optical bright zinc is useless). With the kit from 18-55, with 50ino Pentax f / 1.8 and with some lenses "vintage" Cosina of my father, I noticed that the raw have a strong magenta cast. Council not to exceed ISO 3200, although it can get to 51200. With the K50 I have not felt comfortable doing street (I prefer the mirrorless optical with pancakes or premium compact), both for its size, either by the strong sound Shutter (very discreet when photographing in the street among the people or the theater). Overall the pros far outweigh the cons and considering the excellent quality / price, I can not claim to be satisfied with this reflex. sent on June 14, 2015 |
 | Pentax SMC DA 50mm f/1.8 Pros: Clarity, weight, contrast, color Cons: plasticky, noise autofocus Opinion: I own this lens for about eight months and are satisfied with it. I mainly use it for portraits and low-light situations. Things I have been hit are the sharpness this lens is able to produce, contrast and brilliant colors. Not the best optical Pentax but certainly I noticed a significant difference compared to 18-55 by kit, in the positive sense of course. So, overall, I am fully satisfied and the only flaws I see are the construction plasticky and the annoying noise of the autofocus; but you can not have everything in life ... sent on June 06, 2015 |
 | Fujifilm FinePix HS30EXR Pros: Soundness, zoom, sensor a little larger than those of other competitors bridge, ergonomics, manual control, RAW Cons: color rendering, image quality degrades from F8 onwards ... Opinion: From my point of view, the HS30EXR bridge is one of the best on the market. Fuji in the house, I think, in the first place there is the X-S1 key, then comes the HS30EXR (or hs50exr, now that is the heir). RNLA image quality is generally good but degrades as you close the diaphragm; I personally have noticed that in F8 and F11 worse then the pictures are really scarce. I also do not like the color rendering: after the shot, when I pass the photos to the PC I notice a distinct difference between the colors that I saw at the time of shooting, and then those that appear on the monitor. It is often necessary remodeling. Use shutter speeds longer than 5 seconds is not a good idea.rnTra the positive things is the ability to shoot in manual mode, aperture priority and shutter priority. You can decide if you shoot in Jpeg, Raw or Raw + jpg. The yield iso is good, considering that it is a bridge. On the ring, there is the mode indicated with "Adv."offering find everything to use exciting, creative shooting modes. Also good EXR.rnC mode 'is the ability to focus manualmente.rnDal ergonomic point of view, this bridge is fabulous and the quality of its materials is buona.rnNel complex is a good buy and can be a good tool for those who are beginners like me to gain experience in the field of photography, maybe then passing SLR in the world. rn sent on July 16, 2014 |
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