Saving my poker winnings for a 150-600mm lens

[JFG]

I know some have the Sigma 150-600mm 5-6-3 Contemporary DH OS HSM LENS for canon R and would like to get some input on the pros and cons.  Thanks  JFG

[JFG]

Trevor, check out this link to a comparison of the Tamron G2 and the Sigma Contemp..

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TWC_1_BhGKo

Let me know what you think.

Joe

[Tronhard]

Yep, I have viewed it and it seems to chime with my own experiences and preferences.  As the reviewer implied, one can get only so much from looking at lens charts and a significant element is the conditions under which images are shot in the real world - encompassing the camera, environment and photographer's technique, setup and skill - which will always have, IMHO, a major impact.

Definitely, with the RF100-500 you get what you pay for.  I have used it in 1.3 and 1.6 crop mode on my R5 with great results - another reason why I am not in a hurry to get an APS-C body.

[JFG]

I agree, you get what you pay for. The Canon RF 100-500 is a great lens which I will get next.  In the meantime while I save up my winnings, I need something with distance to play with.  I also agree with the reviewers comments and methodology.  

Cheers, Joe

[ebiggs1]

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[Yobudal]

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