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Thanks!
Tony I almost did not buy this lens based on your review . This lens is
very sharp at 400, 500, and 600 mm on my D800 at half the shutter of the
focal length . And the tracking was fast and accurate . I think you must
have received a bad copy . This lens is fantastic and excellent value .
Much more versatile and a better buy than the canon 400 mm prime .
Oo nice lens. How is it for macro shots? :O
Chelsea & I review the Tamron 150-600 review and share wildlife photography
tips.
+Tony Northrup I know that this is an older video, but now that you guys
have a D810 have you noticed it better for croping then having a little bit
longer lens. Like having a 400mm and cropped D810 image vs. a D610 with a
600mm. Another words would you put the money into the body or the lens for
wildlife?
Great review! Hard to not be mesmerized by Chelsea’s eyes.
Hi Tony, for a nikon D610, would you recommend this lens for a telephoto
work? or perhaps the 80-400mm?
Im using a Canon 7D MKII and i’m not sure, wich lense i should buy for
wildlife. I dont want to spend more than 2000 $ and i will shoot birds,
eagles, ibex, wolfs,… Maybe some sports. (Soccer,…)
Wich lense do you recommend?
Which lens is suitable for high altitude cruising planes( 40000ft cruising
planes) ?.
Great watching your videos…i have canon 550D using lenses 55-250 want
to extend…stucked between canon 100-400 II tamron 150-600 and sigma
150-600……………….will extra 200 mm will make lot of difference
..if i buy canon 100-400 …dont want to loose 200 mm as price for sigma
150-600 and canon 100-400 II are bit close ..
Hello Tony,
it also can be interesting how good the favorite wide used Canon 100-400 L
4.5-5.6 Zoom lens with USM IS performs on 400mm vs the 400mm 5.6 prime in
those situations. Is the 400mm prime the last 5% or is there a significant
difference between the two lenses?
A comparison Canon 100-400 with Tamron 100-600 could be interesting too 🙂
I will stay tuned on your canal.
Greetings
Gustav
What are your views on sigma 50-500mm
would this work good taking pictures of high altitude airliners?
Is the Tarmon really sharper than the New Nikon 80-400m AF-S ??
Great Review Tony! I am an Amateur and have a Canon 60D, in your opinion,
when selecting a lens for say wildlife photography, does the camera body
affect the performance of the lens? I am really leaning towards the 400
prime, but am wondering if I would be better off with another lens due to
my camera body ( if that makes sense! )?
“Avoid hunters, because they will shoot at anything that moves”… oO
Can you do a comparison of the Sigma 150-500mm, the Sigma 150-600mm, and
the Tamron 150-600mm? I’m looking into buying a telephoto zoom lens for
bird and wildlife photography that I will use for many years to come.
god damn that lens is huge…
Great video , love the information . You guys are fun to watch !
Tony hows the focusing of 150-600 in a low end body like 600D…
Did you notice a sharpness difference between the aps-c and full frame
cameras?
How is the Canon 400 mm f/5.6 compared to Canon EF 100-400mm F4.5-5.6L IS
USM? Not that far away from each other in price.
Hello Tony, I love your videos and I’ve learned a lot from it. Do you think
a 70d and a 400 5.6 will be a good combination for wildlife photography?
Thank you
Have you tried this lens on a Nikon D7100? The D7100 doesn’t have the low
pass filter and from images online seems to handle this lens at 600mm
better than the Canon APS-C cameras. Have you tried the combo?
Sigma 150-600mm is the sharpest at the 600mm end, beating the canon prime
400mm. The price though, that’s a 50/50.