First photos with the new 150-600 on my XT4
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Re: Comparison with 100-400mm + 1.4x
Maple888 wrote:
LarsPolarBear wrote:
Hi Doc,
Thanks for the beautiful pictures! Looks like you had a great day! 😃
Could you be so kind and give us your (first) impression on the optical performance of the 150-600mm in comparison to the 100-400mm with the 1.4x extender attached? Since both have f8 as their fastest aperture, and the maximum focal length is quite similar, it is a big question for many of us if there is and optical advantage.
Thanks a lot for you help,
Lars
I get mine tomorrow, ill be able to test it on Thursday with some raptors and buzzards, if it doesn't outperform the 100-400 with and without the 1.4tc in every way I will be very disappointed and would return it and stick with adapted lenses like the Nikon PF lenses.
Please post back here with some images and your thoughts when you get a chance! I'm afraid I'm not confident enough with my images just yet having just made the switch to mirrorless, Fuji is also a new brand to me and I haven't really shot in a couple years.
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