Le Ottiche Vintage contro il Famigerato TIRAGGIO
There are still many lenses on the market, some in excellent condition, that date directly from the '60s, '70s, and '80s. Some of them are of excellent quality, with sturdy construction: glass and metal. It's a shame to relegate them to a drawer: they still have a lot of value... in terms of performance! In this video, I explain what compatibility issues might arise. ENJOY THE SHOW!
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