Sony FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM 📷 OSS Lens: Ultimate Performance and Optics for Professionals Review

Good glass. I took it because I need a classic set of 2470, 70200, 1635. 24-70 I use f4 for now, but in the future I think to consider 2.8 Some pros: I took a subject in a pair to a7m3. Of the pluses, I singled out bokeh, very pleasant, unusual, the feeling that a frame was shot on a fix. Fast af - in comparison with the more budgetary 70300g - much faster. The stabilizer works fine, at 200 I shoot sharply at 1/30 With its cons. Price, expensive infection. Weight - miracles do not happen, it's…

I've been using it for about a month with 7R3, quick sharp focus, ergonomic and practical, the picture is impressive! The price is not small, but it is really TOP!

What the lens delivers discreetly, it more than makes up for in image quality. First, it's a huge, heavy, intimidating piece of glass and plastic. You can hold it in your hands, but not for very long. Your back will feel the weight of this monster when you carry it around in your bag. It also takes up too much space in any camera bag you bring to the party. Even the lens hood is ridiculously clunky. The zoom mechanism is easy to hold and works smoothly. The controls are very well thought out…

Everyone seems skeptical until they see the lens itself tried on myself. A bit of history: I used to use a Canon L glass with a Metabones adapter on my Sony A7RII as there weren't good zoom options before this lens. I was pretty happy with this setup until I got this lens. To me this is a WOW lens and I've been enjoying my A7RII a lot more lately. Here are the exceptional qualities of this lens, based on my brief experience with it: It's as sharp as a 55mm at best. Zeiss Prime lens with f1.8…