📷 The Ultimate Telephoto Zoom Lens for Sony Alpha A-Mount Digital SLR Cameras Review

We bought an Opteka lens to photograph bald eagles and other wildlife. We were surprised by the ease of use and image quality for two amateurs.

This lens is a bit bigger than I expected but still comes with all the necessary accessories (T-mount for my camera, 2x multiplier, lens hood and adjustable tripod mount) . I'll try to upload a photo. This lens actually worked with my Sony a57 set to manual modes on a non-Sony lens.

I just bought a 24.3 megapixel Sony Alpha 65 camera and used a 70-300mm Sigma lens to photograph the moon. After cropping, I have nice, clear shots of the moon, but no close-up shots of any specific area. I bought this lens and used it for the first time on March 4th, 2012 and got amazing pictures straight away. I started at 650mm to get used to the lens and ended up at 2600 with sharp and crisp images. I couldn't be happier with the lens. For the money this is fantastic!

I ordered this lens for the 2017 solar eclipse and it did not disappoint. I have not and have not yet used the 2x extension. At 1300mm I was honestly stunned by the photos and video of sunspots, Bailey beads and solar flares. Simply fantastic photos! The product description doesn't include Sony mirrorless cameras like the a6000, but it worked great with the right T-ring adapter. When examining other possible lenses, it turned out that they have serious problems with focusing. This lens…

This is for T* mount, Opteka 650-1300mm lens with 2x converter. Only limited usable, but. The weight and size make this lens very difficult to handle. A tripod mount is sufficient to hold an object, but at this distance from the mount it has such a large mass that the lens has enormous angular momentum; it will rotate and loosen or overtighten the retainer unless extreme care is used. This setting makes it extremely unlikely that you will ever successfully fire at a moving or moving target…