The Sony 70-350mm G OSS Impressed Me

[@DjimmyTrovy]

Gorgeous lens. It's very sharp, doesn't lose contrast when zoomed in, the autofocus is very fast and silent. It is consistent throughout the zoom range and across the image frame. A total gem from Sony. Love it.

[@uandersonbrittes6526]

How come a f6.3 could ever be a gem?

[@slam5]

@Foto4Max the 100-400 is also much more expensive too. if i remember, 100-400 has that fancy motor inside.

[@akirahojo2]

Foto4Max considering the slow autofocus would it be a poor choice for bird photos? The 100-400 is an FE right?

[@SamraatShukla]

I was thinking... what if meike extension tubes attached to 70-350... Can we click close portrait photos with super bokeh? I don't have tele photo lens... so i cannot try. Can anyone tell me what is does? I request you to make video with extension tubes with different lenses please

[@Noeline999]

@@SamraatShukla I use Mieke extension tubes with the kit 55-210. It's a cheap way to try out macro and I've been super impressed with the results.

[@fenraven]

This lens, one of my favorites, is also surprisingly sturdy. I accidentally dropped it from a moving bicycle (don't ask!), it hit the tar road hard (along with the a6000 it was attached to) and BOTH were just fine. I still use this lens all the time because of its excellent glass and light weight. I shoot wildlife. I now use it on an a6400.

[@nhancao4790]

I also have a6400 and consider to get this lens for landscape and outdoor sports. How is the AF performance?

[@7784000]

@@nhancao4790 shooting it on a6400 and the AF is ok for all of my photography so far. But if you consider shooting birds in flight or something in low-light I strongly recommended F2.8 which are quite expensive and designed for fullframe. Maybe you can try it out at a local store by yourself 😉👍

[@Vern_Levine]

Oh my gosh I’m in love with that lens already and that’s just from your pictures. I have the 55-210 and while I use it often I find it frustrating because of the lack of sharpness. This lens goes to the top of my wishlist!

[@jamalhalili2173]

Would you still recommend buying the 55-210 at the price it falls at now near $/€130?

[@Vern_Levine]

@@jamalhalili2173 depends on your camera system really. Last year I moved on from the A6000 to the A7RIII. My zoom lens is now a Sigma 100-400. But for average use I’d say the 55-200 is fine. If you have the money I’d strongly recommend going with the Sony 70-350 though because it will be much sharper.

[@kamui0523]

@@Vern_Levine I have A7RIII too,do you recommend the Sony 70-350 with the Full Frame system? I just wanna blance the weight and quality，so I was wondering if the 18M pics is good enough?

[@Vern_Levine]

@@kamui0523 I’m not sure on that one. The biggest drawback to the sigma 100-400 is the weight and this lens would be lighter but I’m not sure what the difference in quality would be especially when shooting in crop mode.

[@swonghobby]

I just purchased this lens two or three days ago and I've been very impressed. The size is much smaller then i expect. I took it out and did some comparison with the 55 to 210 just like you did. It blows it all of the water. I go to an airshow a couple times a year and I had been renting. This lens is just perfect. I was not impressed with the 70-300. Rented it one year and didn't look back. This will work out for me just fine.

[@doug-p-44]

I love this lens, use it to photograph Eagles while kayaking. 525mm zoom is great for getting close to the Eagles and I get super sharp photos. I have noticed if lighting is not perfect the auto focus does struggle sometimes.

[@richardpcrowe]

Bit of background... I shot with Canon gear for years and liked the 100-400mm f/4.6-5.6L IS II lens but looking back, I did not use that lens often enough because of the size and weight to justify the two grand investment in the lens. Switching to Sony, I decided not to buy the 100-400mm or 200-600mm because I didn't think I would use these that often either. However, I purchased the Sony 70-350mm lens to basically replace the Canon 100-400mm. It is 50mm shorter but 30mm wider. It is about a half stop slower at max focal length but I can live with that. I can only use it in a crop format but, I always used the 100-400mm on my crop 7D Mark II. The reason I purchased the lens is that it is significantly smaller than either the Sony 100-400mm or 200-600mm, weighs less than half of what the 100-400mm weighs and one third of what the 200-600mm weighs additionally, it costs 40% of the price of the 100-400mm and about 50% the price of the 200-400mm.... I can live with its shortcomings because of the weight and price.

[@JG7Racer]

The Sony 18-135 has been FANTASTIC on my a6400. It's my primary right now and will continue to be unless my socks get blown off by something else.

[@MrMACornwell]

Please compare this lens with the Sigma 100-400 (on APSC!!) when it s officially released.

[@keystonebrotherb]

Should be the next lens comparison. It’s inevitable!

[@scs6757]

Yes, please, I'm also very interested in how the two compare.

[@Pointsnapremovecap]

I know this is a few years old but just purchased a Tamron 70-300 to go on my new to me a6500. I really haven’t been impressed with the Tamron, not bad but not great. My biggest issue was the insane lens creep. I watched this video along with a bunch of you other videos before buying the Tamron, very informative. I figured I would save some money and get the Tamron. After rewatching this I’m sending the Tamron back and getting the Sony. Found one used like new on Amazon for just a few hundred more than the Tamron. I think the extra features like zoom and focus lock will make it worth it. Thank you for all the videos, you are my go to when I have questions about the APS-C line.

[@keszocaj]

Would be great to see a comparison Sony 70-350 vs new Sigma 100-400.

[@alexgoriatchenkov]

Just today got this lens. Trying a couple shots from window and man I like it...have to be closer familiar . Manual focus in my Sony ZV-E10 was real fun, with camera assistant and visible all sharp points... Thank you for nice samples too.

[@ThomasMeurotVision]

First lens I bought without checking your video and I confirm everything you said. It is impressively performant

[@tootoochannel249]

How do you think about this lens compare to the newer - Tamron 18-300mm f3.5-6.3 in term of image quality and auto focus.

[@biogons14]

Have you tried this lens with older APS-C E mount cameras like A6000 or A6500? Any accuracy problem with AF in the long telephoto range?

[@UnexpectedTokenJs]

@@pablo_costas what about iso value, is required increase it?

[@lindsaythompson1670]

I'm in love with this lens on my a6300.

[@felix2938]

8:45 - great photography. love it

[@TheMarsgia]

you can change the plate on the exposed threads. Different color plates to choose from,

[@Data_analyst.]

This is an APS-C lens. It's telephoto side is extended 50mm (75mm in 35mm equivalent) than the full-size lens 300mm. But, the length of the pay-out will be shorter in the 350mm, it's also lighter weight.

[@Sony-Fanboy]

I have bought this lens today and i seriously love it. Also because of your great review video. Know that you're my No 1. KZbin lens reviewer. Keep on going with your great work!

[@heinreich3031]

I initially had the sel70300. Disadvantages are the higher weight and the thickness of the lens. Since I prefer to use it at close range, I am always enthusiastic about the beautiful Bookeh. In addition, it offers slightly better light sensitivity over the entire range and the image scale is much better, you can approach the subject closer. For example, this is advantageous when shooting insects. Now I also own the 70-350, which is much lighter and is also more comfortable to use. I do not want to make a statement about the image quality yet, which is certainly excellent when viewed alone. Sharpness is not everything, but weight and handiness are very important properties. After all, I didn't switch from full frame to APS-C so that I could carry the same lenses afterwards!

[@scottroberts3131]

So where did you land on comparing your experience with these two lenses. I have full frame and crop bodies. I was thinking I'd stick with crop for longer range or apsc mode for the extra reach. I held both lenses...big difference in size. Do you miss the extra light and lower iso of the fe lens?

[@heinreich3031]

@@scottroberts3131 No, I do not muss anything. But I bought at the same time the SEL1655 and this is the lens I normally use. I do not like to change lenses. So I carry especially when I go by bike three cameras. 6000, 6500 and (I love 6600) 6600. Beside the two lenses I use the SEL1018 and there ist no need, changing lenses. But when I walk, the weight......

[@AiurMedia]

1:06 it's present in other lenses as well such as my sony 70-200mm f4 G lens but it's painted white so it's not so visible.

[@rp1puccio789]

You asked what lens i would use if i could only use 1. This is it in fact i use it all the time with my a6600. love it.

[@asurecolonialcourt3271]

And on this review alone, I just bought one, thank you for a very insightful & informative review

[@Bit85]

I got this lens a few weeks ago. Finally got out to the zoo to test it and was very happy with the results!

[@Princeton_James]

That's awesome. That's where I would plan to use it the most.

[@JoshN614]

Did you have the 55-210 before this? Any comparison thoughts?

[@Bit85]

@@JoshN614 I didnt. The longest lens I had was the 18-135. I bought the lens for a trip I'm taking to Africa in the spring. It's a once in a life time trip for us so I wanted to make sure I had the best equipment I had available to me!

[@clarification007]

@@Bit85 / I would love to hear your feed back from your trip!

[@aldimaulanaadrianto]

Maybe in the next video u can write the focal lenght and aperture for every single sample bcs that help us to expect

[@joseortiz6255]

I have a Sony A6000 and a Sony FE 70-300mm and I love that combination... My hobby is airplane photography... Greetings from Puerto Rico...

[@Flyinghigh-s1f]

wow how is it for aviation photography

[@keithancajas4623]

this might sound stupid but i'm still trying to understand lenses.. i have the sony 16-55 2.8 as a gift.. what's the difference in use case between the two?

[@themanunleashed]

I'm just a hobbyist and I think I'm willing to put down nearly a grand for that lens from those samples. I already have the 55-210, and the 35 f1.8, and I'm pretty satisfied with that set up. But I may add this one to my arsenal.

[@HSNG10]

I got this lens. It's great and I even use it on a7riii apsc mode for 525mm reach. Sharp and nice. It's cheaper then the 70300G, and lighter since it''s apsc.

[@brunofalcone9979]

Please include the settings for all the pictures you show. It's very useful info. Thanks for your videos!

[@havelPRG]

Would you miss the tripod collar? What about balance on tripod with zoom extended?

[@vaibhavpisal]

Photos were very good. Looks like you are stepping up your photography.

[@scottroberts3131]

I just picked up a used a6600 to replace the a6000, and for something lighter than a7riii for walking around. Thinking of picking this up to make the a6600 my longer range weapon. Any issues with having enough light on cloudy days or in general? Also deciding if I should just get the 16-55 g first...I do already have compact full frame primes. Just wanted to say hi and accepting of input. Have a good one!

[@dvnpavan1292]

What abt low light performance?

[@basvergeldt8717]

I like this lens, leightweight and very sharp , colors are also very good, thanks for your review Arthur!

[@deeptweshdm2536]

Is the bokeh good enough to get some good wild life portraits?

[@saifaldin_]

One way to help imagine the DOF you'll be getting with a lens is by taking the focal length and divide by the aperture. So in this case 350/6.3 = 55.56. The bigger the number, the shallower DOF. Then you compare with a lens you're familiar with. For example the Sony 35mm f1.8=19.44, Sigma 56mm f1.4=40, Sony 85mm f1.8=47.22. Of course there are various other things at play but at least it's a good place to start.

[@edwinjansen6729]

Hi Arthur i am realy interested in this lens but my comment is about your happy family, alwayas enjoyed your videos and the way your family is helping out with your channel, wish you and them all the best and more love still for the future. 🙏

[@sfdgrew354]

Tripods recommendations for this setup for video wildlife please? Thanks

[@黃凱-d8i]

The camera is Sony A6600, which focuses on humanistic photography. Please recommend Sony 70-300 or 70-350 or Tamron 70-180 70-300 and other lenses for future use when upgrading to full frame cameras. Thank you

[@jaredalbin5658]

Wow what lens and camera are you using walking around with the fire pit in the background- that is super clean - crystal clear!

[@danelhouseofel7634]

Thanks for the video upload. I am actually looking to get this lens, despite its age. The samples and your input are greatly appreciated.

[@jhirse3547]

Bought it, sold it, now just ordered it again. Looking forward to give it a second chance. Also nowadays it's fairly affordable. Got my first copy on Black Friday 2020 for 529€, and now for just 498€. Both from major camera retailers (price including Sony cashback).

[@PhotosByMackan]

Been checking this lens out a lot! Thanks for the awesome review as always and I´ve now made up my mind, I will get this lens :D

[@junemorris6930]

I just bought this lens for my Birthday. Looking forward to using it.

[@GilbertTV]

that looks great.. wishing you & your family the best for Christmas & New year.. & thanks for an awesome channel..

[@heastin92532]

With a lens like this, I was wondering how you think it would fair using it on the a6400 in a concert event, or indoors? What would you do to get the best light? What would your settings be>

[@tkermi]

In those cases you need all the light you can get. So I like to use shutter priority mode and let the automatics change the ISO (the aperture would pretty much stay at max.) as needed. So it's very fast and easy to just change the shutter based on what's the slowest you can use for the situation at hand.

[@heastin92532]

t kermi thank you

[@xbriskx]

I use an a6000 and 55-210mm kit sony lens and I just can't auto focus, it will only sharpen lets say the eye of the bird and none of the feathers. I also as a result manual focus and lose my shot half the time as bird has flown away. How is the a6400 with the 70-350mm focus and the sharpess of getting the whole body of a bird?

[@samuelhrobon7039]

Great review! I'm using it with my A6400 and it's great in sharpness and AF in good conditions but it can have focus issues when shooting on 350 mm in low light situations (mostly slight backfocus). In that cases you have to adjust manually.

[@trancemoon8052]

Would anyone know why it is that when I turn the manual focus ring the object gets a lot bigger . Like I was taking a picture of the moon and when I turn the ring to focus the moon it doubles in size. I am a noob

[@DanPandrea]

Two things I want to try with this lens: moon and bird shots. With my a6300 it should do well.

[@erickotoya7775]

I have the full frame version (in my a6300) sony 70-300 G OSS. And it's great take moon's photos.

[@cantkeepitin]

There is so muuuchhh more. Was hiking in our forrests in late autumn, and found so many objects.

[@GabrielGGabGattringer]

I'll use it for planespotting. I'm also using the A6300. 👍

[@g43654]

Did you test the full frame lens on the APSC body? May be that's why it's not as sharp. You lose a lot of resolution using a full frame lens on a smaller sensor.

[@Brettt]

You shouldn't lose any resolution on APSC

[@walkslow7509]

I believe you only lose resolution if you use an APS-C lens on a full frame camera body, cause then you crop the sensor's exposure.

[@stevetag6572]

Got to be the best walk-around lens and camera combo. M-F switch is great. Great alternative to my A7Riv/200-600 set up.

[@lenith222]

Why a6600 link redirecting to a6400, Sigma 56mm redirecting to Sony 16-55 in description? Links are wrong or tools mentioned are incorrect?

[@ArthurR]

Not sure - I just fixed them. Thank you!

[@stuartgillmer887]

Thanks for the review Arthur, always helpful to watch your reviews. You helped me choose the Sigma 16mm for my Sony. Thank you!

[@949surferdude]

How do you do bokeh with this lens?

[@3VAudioVideo]

While zooming in, there seems to be a lot of jello. Which Sony A6X00's do that? And at what resolution/fps?

[@Mieszyslaw]

Hello. Will the e70-350 lens also be good for the sony a6000? I mean the quality of photos and videos.

[@Blueridge1961]

Yes!!!

[@Mieszyslaw]

@@Blueridge1961 Thank you and best regards

[@empotta4624]

Have you compared this lens with the Sony 70-200 f4? I am trying to decide between that lens and this one. Thank you!

[@ofiaich666]

Mine should arrive tomorrow! Was £549 new from Sony UK saving £280 off usual Sony price of £829! Amazon was offering at the lower price for new trial Prime customers but offer only lasted 5-6 days!

[@ahmadfarid7953]

Hi sir , how was the lens performance for the football match. I am planning to use it for outdoor sports photography, tq.

[@stang8913]

Been waiting for it! 55-210 is the only tele I have got now. Expect to get this one soon.

[@accompli]

Good Review. You have a lovely son and wife, who also doubles as your constant model😊. Thank You for the review.

[@cosmos_arjun]

Awesome lens. I've been using it with my a6000 and it looks absolutely massive on it. The autofocus is lightning quick it's grey for fast moving subjects like birds etc

[@amitkrupal1234]

Just finalised on A6400 with Sony 16-70 f4, 70-350 G, confused btw Sigma 56 f/1.4 or Sigma 30 f/1.4. Please help me finalise btw this 2 lens & suggest an wide angle lens for landscapes. I love to travel on my Cruiser, this Sony APS-C is almost half the weight wrt their equivalent FF lenses.

[@hariprasad246]

Confused between sigma 100-400 and Sony 70-350 , mainly for bird photography

[@zh123456]

I bought this lens en connected it to my A6600. JPEG comes out very good, I use it for make photo from airplanes. Thanks for this video and Happy Eastern sir.

[@projectmorf]

Do you think this would be ok for moon shots?

[@TVe200]

I am not sure if I need that range. I consider to buy the Tamron 70-180 when it gets out and use it on APS-C. Aperture f/2.8 is way better than f/6.3.

[@eltondioquino]

Hi Arthur, I've been following you for how many years now. And one of the reasons I bought my sony aps-c from A6000 to A6400 is because of your review. Now I've been using kitlens for how many years then I updgraded my lens to Sigma 16MM and eventualy Sony 18-105. Recently I've been using my sony 18-105 because of its zoom capabilities but I dont really appreciate the sharpness of that lens. Though its good for video. Anyways as of the moment I am capturing some wild life animals like birds and Im looking for telephoto lens. I am eyeing this lens but I am turn between Sigma 100-400 and Sony 30-350. I just wanted to know your insights. I am looking for dual purpose not only shooting wild life animals but also some portrait photography and some landscape. Hope you can give me insights. I really appreciate it. Thank you in advance! Cheers!

[@maviniii]

Hi, did you decide between Sigma or Sony? If so, why did you choose it and which one it good for lowlights? Thanks 😊

[@eltondioquino]

@@maviniii hi honestly I did not choose either one. I bought tamron 70-180mm not really a super zoom lens but it work pretty well. Dis moat of the job. Im planning to buy the tamron 150-500. Just a quick advice and base from personal experience dont buy a pricey lens specially if its crop sensor bcoz eventually you will upgrade to full frame. Yeah it happened ro me i am now using sony a7iii so I need to have full frame lens. I still have a6400 but still need to pick a lens that work both. So i am happy I did not bought the crop lens. Sigma maybe okay but I guess it srll lacks on auto focus base on my research. Cheers

[@maviniii]

@@eltondioquino thanks so much for your feedback. I’ve been thinking about to get a full frame camera, but I just bought the a6400 recently, maybe in the future then. Your comment was very helpful sir, thanks so much again. Cheers

[@eltondioquino]

@@maviniii you are very welcome! I am in the same problem of which one to choose. Anyways glad it helped. Thanks!

[@7784000]

I really like the photos, especially at 3:54 and 4:15. I think I will get this lens soon. But first I'll get the Sigma 18-50 or maybe the sigma 16 mm 1.4. thx for your videos, they helped me a lot.

[@7784000]

Got it meanwhile and its my absolute favourite lens at the moment. The stabilizer works so well on my a6400 body without IBIS. (Note that at higher focal lenghts, its almost just the OSS that does the job 👍) You can shoot a 1/80 s handheld so your ISO is reasonably low at daytime. For indoors I would definetly pick a f/2.8 zoom. But overall the range of 350mm (525 mm FF eq.) on apsc is crazy and the sharpness is also really nice. The long focal lenght even allows nice bookhes for portraits although it is a f/6.3

[@alexnelson8]

This is the review I have been waiting for!!

[@jameiealehandro]

Does anyone have the zoom lock clicking when zoom extended?

[@dusty_burkhalter]

Going to rent this and try shooting some football highlight videos with the a6700. Really hope it delivers because I would love to add it to my kit.

[@revolucionjtl]

great, your video help me to choose wich lens ad...

[@cookingconfessions]

Could this be your main lense for both product (food) photography, portraits, street, wildlife AND Vlogging?

[@danielDaniel-fw2rb]

I would like to buy this lens but I would really like to know if it is possible to take photos on speedways with cars going very fast, taking many photos at the same time?

[@mapsreview1507]

How do you compare to Tamron 18-300. Which is a better buy and better images for photographers?

[@HappyHubris]

I appreciate you comparing lenses wide open, but it would also be VERY useful to do some of these side-by-side comparisons at f/8, as many lenses get much sharper when stopped down a bit. Also, many people use smaller apertures for landscape shooting.

[@conraddevera]

Noob question, what is the difference, camera has a button for AF/MF then this lens has it as well. How does it work when say you use both?

[@andrzejcottonee7553]

What alternative do we have?

[@RelaxingWalks]

Thanks for the review. I tried the lens a couple of weeks ago and my copy had a problematic focus ring. When I turned it, it was not smooth at all as you described, but instead felt as if there was sand under the ring scraping and grabbing. Maybe it was the result of Amazon shipping it in the retail box? Other than that the images seemed sharp and the AF responsive and accurate. I ended up sending it back for a replacement and it's been an absolute nightmare dealing with Amazon. I'm glad you've had a better experience.

[@radoslavkrouchev1796]

I think it comes down to whether u plan to go full frame eventually.. I did get the 16-55 2.8 to go with the a6400 for travel but purchased the full frame 200-600 for wildlife because of upgrade possibilities.

[@moorhenpeewit]

Hi rather what the score with a6500 it seems to have disappeared from view with all suppliers and any lenses reviews Brian, UK.

[@Zeb.Goodman]

Would you still recommend this lens as a good one to pair with the new 6700?

[@Reviewstopp]

are you saying that all the pictures samples were taken with the Sony a6400 and the Sony 70-350mm without any editing or color correction ? please answer my question cause if its true im going to buy it right now ,

[@awhite7037]

After two bad copies I gave up. Both were fine at the short end but AF and sharpness fell apart above 300mm. There have been other buyers that have reported the same issues. When it did hit focus neither was near as sharp as my previous 70-300mm. Really wanted it to work out. Tried both on my A7RIV and a6600. Decided to order the 200-600mm and keep my 100-400mm GM has an alternative. In saying all that many have not reported any issues and like the 70-350mm so maybe it copy variance issue.

[@jankucera8505]

I bought Tamron 150-500 and now I wish I bought this instead for APS-C because of how incredibly heavy the Tamron is. This is even 1/2 cheaper.

[@SharbucklesReef]

Wow…. I’ve been researching lenses for months and I think this sold it for me.

[@TheJLMDT]

Can you please add what camera/lens you use to shoot your videos?

[@antnguyen]

I've noticed a really nice bump in your production lately. As always, great reviews, thanks!

[@larrysigman3665]

Now the Tamron 70-300 RXD has been released how does it compare to the Sony 70-350 in terms of IQ?

[@mohammadkarimsaleh840]

Thanks for best detals. Can I by this lens to my sony alpha a 7 iii?

[@hanhuc259]

Thank you so much for sharing. This video is extremely informative and I am looking forward to buying this lens.

[@lewiss66]

Hello, What type of combo did you use at 9:25 ? It looks very cinematic! Full frame?

[@yoankolev91]

Do a review on the 70-200 full frame Sony lens. The one that is f4 is an amazing lens and is very sharp. Maybe also a comparison between 70-350 as well. With the full frame you are getting 105-300 on APSC. Great videos! With the full frame lens you are also future proofing in case you switch to a7 lineup.

[@orlangurs]

Sony 70-200 F4 is good, even on the APS-C camera. The only problem I had with it - when I lended one - the small drop from the height of half a meter on the carpet made it break in two parts. It has some squishy plastic details inside. I had to pay around 400$ for a repair and made a decision never buy the lens - that expensive and with that poor build quality - for myself.

[@yoankolev91]

Tumanov Alexey I do bought it as for my sony a6300. I did not stumble on this problem on the many reviews i watched for it but will be extremely careful with it from now on. Thanks!

[@vkamlove]

+1 for this comparison. I am looking out on that lens and would love the compare

[@caldera878]

Any modern lens let alone a complex zoom lens will get internal damage as in decentered elements, mechanical issues, focusing problems and of course external damaged when dropped. Unlike old metal vintage lenses which are built better than anything today will brush off fine.

[@UltraDXSASC]

This channel is APS-C theme only

[@tinplater]

I'm really enjoying the 70-350. I wish it had a bit more contrast, but that is easily fixed in PP.

[@jamesrobertgrimes]

I'm wanting a zoom lens for my a6300. I don't have much need to go over 200mm but this looks tempting. I have been thinking that I wanted the 70-200mm f4. Which lens would most of you reading this get?

[@matteosivilotti9800]

Arthur! are you going to make me spend more money? I'm scared to get to the end of this video :D

[@clarification007]

Same for me! Lol!

[@juancatalan3095]

same here ! sadly first thing that it came to my mind is the bokeh. It does not seems as awful as the one from 55-210...

[@JoeSusco]

I LOVE mine....very pleased with it for the most part.

[@Nick-uh5et]

is the color banding from youtube.....?

[@AenaryonIII]

bel video bella recensione, grazie Arthur!