Pros
- Focal Focal points convenient for FF (I use it on Nikon Z6 through an adapter) Of course, I would like it to be wider, but in fact it is positioned as a universal portrait lens. As a staff member, he is quite satisfied with focal lengths. On a trip to the Crimea, 35mm was rarely enough. But 150mm was often pleased. It's a pity not 200)) would be top! security It's hard to say here. I am very careful with technology. Everything that was sold after 1-2 years of use is like new. Nevertheless, for 3 months of use (including 10 days of Crimea), the dust did not . The mirrorless matrix is clean. So for me it's great. Constructive Excellent! Dust / moisture security pleases.
Cons
- Focus speed and accuracy It's hard to ess here. Firstly, through an adapter, albeit a native one. In comparison with the native Z50 / 1.8S, it clearly loses. There is a feeling that the Sigma 150-600 Sport focuses faster and more accurately through the same adapter. But I can’t say that it’s a hopeless brake. It turns out to photograph children at the holiday. They didn't shoot sports. Landscapes and portraits - of course no problem. There are no complaints about accuracy. There were problems with sharpness with a cheap polarizer. No filters - no complaints. Definitely not worse than Nikkor 24-120 / 4, but inferior to native Z lenses in speed and tenacity. But it should be borne in mind that the comparison with the fix 50 / 1.8. Focus ring Rotates during auto focus. Not critical, but sometimes slows down by hand.
