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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Manfrotto XPRO - BHQ2 Pros: construction, locking levers, clutch, panoramic rotation Cons: for now nobody Opinion: Robust and performing head, built with quality materials. He replaced the 3-way head included in a kit with the Manfrotto 055XPROB tripod because the position of the levers did not get along with the use of my telephoto lens and I also needed a more stable and quick system to compose the shot. The locking levers and the useful clutch allow you to adjust the shooting point easily. Rating: 10 sent on February 10, 2018 |
 | Manfrotto 055 X PROB Pros: stability, construction Cons: size, weight Opinion: Beautiful sturdy and stable tripod, impeccably built. Purchased in kit with a 3-way head, after a few years replaced with a ball head (MHXPRO-BHQ2). I also took the convenient and practical transport bag (80 and more 'cm!). The weight and size are noted after a few hours, but it is the price to pay for reliable support in every situation without compromising materials or going on significantly higher price categories. Rating: 10 sent on February 10, 2018 |
 | Manfrotto Element piccolo Pros: dimensions, lightness, stability, supplied ball head Cons: for now nobody Opinion: I already have a tripod, the Manfrotto 055XPROB with ball head MHXPRO-BHQ2 that has always given me great satisfaction with SLRs and heavy lenses. The need to have a smaller and lighter but stable support made me opt for the Manfrotto Element Piccolo. In combination with my mirrorless, they are excellent travel companions for daily walks in the city when they need "bubble" photos or in low light conditions. Easy to store in a classic school / work backpack, it comes with a practical, slightly padded case for carrying by hand or on the shoulder. Fully satisfied with the purchase I would repeat without batting an eyelid. Rating: 10 sent on February 10, 2018 |
 | Patona Premium LP-E6 Pros: cost, capacity ', value for' / price, compatibility ' Cons: when anyone. Opinion: Bought on Amazon to 42 EUR, the kit of two LP-E6 batteries Patona Premium (2000mAh - 14.4W) which I added the valid dual charger always Patona (13 EUR). I am very pleased and the duration and 'almost' similar to the original. The use of couples in the battery grip of my Canon EOS 7D Mark II; on first use, they have been recognized by the camera after 5-6 seconds. Subsequently, each time the case with the usual rapidity '. sent on December 06, 2015 |
 | Tamron SP 70-200mm f/2.8 Di VC USD Pros: Price, quality ', focal range, af, construction, stabilizer Cons: lack housing Opinion: excellent lens, great quality 'image on the various different focal lengths and apertures. excellent sharpness already 'at RT. the stabilizer does a great job allowing handheld shooting, even under the safety time. focus very quickly allows you to make shots of moving subjects with ease. quality 'constructive very good. the value for '/ price and' huge, compared to the equivalent of Canon's house (the Tamron I paid the lens '!). for me, the lens hood and 'well-made plays and his job well. The only discordant note, the lack of housing. I expected a lot and read many reviews before buying it, but now that I have any doubts and 'vanished. and 'a lens of high quality' and would not hesitate to buy it again. sent on September 13, 2015 |
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