Review on 📸 LensCoat Lens Cover for Tamron SP 150-600 mm f/5-6.3 Di VC - Black Neoprene Sleeve for Ultimate Camera Lens Protection by En Xiao ᠌

Tamron 150-600 turned out to be not so big and heavy, as he initially scared in his performance characteristics, and for only 500 (at the current exchange rate) euros he gives a more than decent picture, the landscape at 600mm sharpness (especially in the corners) will not shine , but on the open at the long end, the texture of animal hair is transmitted in the center quite well. Up to 500 mm at f11-13 on a tamron, you can shoot a quite tolerable printable landscape, and if you slightly trick the corners in fsh, you can get tolerable 600mm with good detail. Unlike kenon telephotos, there is also a fly in the ointment in the tamron: autofocus is very thoughtful, and it will be problematic for them to shoot a bird on the fly, it starts to scour in direct light, but the lever - the distance limiter - saves a little when shooting up to 15m. The stabilizer is good as always, a sharp handheld picture at 600mm is real at 1/80-1/125 sec. The native Kenon 2x III converter refused to physically fit on it. Of the analogues, there were kenon 100-400 (autofocus and soapy edges also scoured, but the colors are better than those of a tamron) and now there are 70-300 L (70-300 is better in sharpness, especially at the edges, better than a tamron in color, better af and stab , but no 600mm =) parity in sharpness in the center). The carcass was 6D everywhere. So out of budget telephotos with such a focal length, this is the best solution on the market right now. Sigma prepares its 150-600, but it will be a kilo heavier, and many times more expensive.