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WARNING the height of the wardrobe is 180cm and the length is 200cm. I contacted many stores before buying it because in the description it says height 200cm in gray color and length 200cm in open color. The responses I received were mixed. Overall, it is a good wardrobe with spacious compartments. It comes in 4 packages. The assembly is difficult because it is not clear which pieces of wood each step refers to in the instructions.

Quite a good bag for its price. The construction quality is not its strong point, but it is lightweight and has good capacity. What I don't like at all are the bottle pockets, as if you want to put a bottle larger than 500ml, the side mesh does not stretch enough, resulting in the bottle pressing against the bag's interior fabric. This takes up quite a bit of space in the camera compartment. I use it for short hikes. There is a similar bag, the Tenba Fulton, which I think has much better quality.

It doesn't have zoom but the lens is very sharp and you can easily crop. My battery lasts for 250-300 shots. Perfect quality, size, weight. I wouldn't recommend it to someone starting photography because I think it has a bit difficult handling and you need to know what you want to do. It doesn't have auto mode. I got it for everyday use and for vacations so I don't have to carry a bigger camera with me. The positive film recipe is very nice (the photos I uploaded are jpegs with this recipe). File transfer to mobile via wifi is very easy. Very good macro mode and finally it has the very useful highlight metering mode to ensure that your highlights won't be overexposed.

Κάνει μια χαρά τη δουλειά του. Οι βίδες που έχει μέσα είναι μεγαλύτερες από όσο πρέπει οπότε καλό είναι να έχετε ηλεκτρικό κατσαβίδι για τη συναρμολόγηση ή μικρότερες βίδες. Επίσης δεν είναι 100% σταθερό.

Very good backpack. I would just like it to have some additional external pockets for quick access to items, even if they are not anti-theft. The back pocket is not convenient for bulky objects because you can feel them in your waist.

It doesn't make the phone bulky and has a rough surface that gives a very premium feel. It slightly protrudes in front to protect the screen in case of falls.

An exceptional machine in every way.

It's my first full frame so I don't have a comparable measure. However, compared to my old Nikon D5300 (crop frame), it's like day and night in terms of photo quality.

It has a stabilizer that allows you to take sharp photos with low shutter speed (capturing "movement") without needing a tripod. It also counts a lot that it's weather sealed and takes two cards for backup so you can have peace of mind. Finally, it charges with USB Type-C like a phone, without needing to remove the battery which is very convenient.

I remember that the autofocus initially concerned me in low light conditions, but after the latest firmware update, I didn't notice any inaccuracies or delays. I haven't tried it yet in astrophotography.

Keep in mind, however, that there are weaknesses regarding video, which personally didn't interest me as I'm mainly into landscape photography.

I have attached some indicative photos I have taken with the Z5 and the kit lens.

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Coming from an APS-C camera, this particular lens came bundled with the Nikon z5 and has left me with the best impressions so far. The quality of the photos is much higher compared to what I was used to. Since I don't have a telephoto lens for the new system yet, I had to heavily crop some photos and there I noticed some weaknesses in sharpness, which is the only negative thing I can attribute. I think if it wasn't in the kit, I would prefer one of the 28mm/40mm primes instead and aim for the 24-200mm whenever I had the corresponding money to spend. In any case, I consider it a very decent lens. I have attached some unedited photos.