If you are curious to see how well the new 200-600G does with the Sony A7III check out this report from Gustav Kiburg. Full size image samples can be downloaded here.
Last Sunday I did photograph the Kingfishers. And this time I used the A7III, because that is the camera that most people do own. IÂ am very happy with the results. Of course the A7III has almost the same sensor as the A9 (both 24MP) , but also with the A7III the AF is pretty fast. With the kingfishers I had low light, that’s why I used 1000, 1600 and 2000 iso, to have enough shutter speed.
The Kingfishers I have taken at 600mm f/6.3. Iâm really impressed with this lens. They young little owl I have taken with the A9 and 1.4 TC + 200-600
DC.watch posted a set of new images of the new Sony 200-600mm and 600mm lenses. The image on top caught my attention. You see the new 200-600mm size compared with the 100-400mm lens when fully extended. It’s hard to choose between the two lenses because:
The 100-400mm lens should be sharper, is a tiny bit faster and it’s definitely a lot shorter and easier to carry around
The 200-600mm lens has way more tele reach, no extending zoom and it’s cheaper than the GM
Here is a link to an album of Ultra HD images captured with the Sony FE 200-600 F/5.6-6.3 G OSS https://flic.kr/s/aHsmEsvPhd Images were mostly captured in low ambient light at high ISO to test focus acquisition and focus tracking. There are images in this album that use the 1.4X Teleconverter providing a focal length up to 840 mm
The German folks from Krolop&Gerst posted the world’s first full review of the new Tamron 17-28mm FE lens. It’s a 30 minute long video in German (activate auto translation if you don’t speak german).
In Summary this is what the reviewer had to say:
– Center of image: At 17mm the Tamron is as sharp as the Sony at 17mm in the – Border of the image: At 17mm the Tamron is sharper on the edges than the Sony at 17mm – At 28mm same kind of results – At 28mm the 17-28mm FE is as sharp as the 28-75mm FE – The 17-28mm FE is as sharp as the Sony 28mm f/2.0 prime lens (and the prime lens has more Chromatic Aberrations) – There is only little chromatic aberration (green and not magenta) – Color looks very natural – Autofocus is fast
SAR note: To be fair the Sony 16-35mm GM also has a much wider focal range which obviously makes it a bit more difficult to achieve absolute sharpness.