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Thank you to those who provided advice. I bought the Tamron, and it seems promising, though makes me want the 17-28 to go with it. It wasn't really a 200 mm sort of day yesterday and I mostly had ...
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There is a lot of sensible advice on this thread. One point I would add is that if a grey market seller offers you a warranty, it might mean that they will make a manufacturer warranty claim in ...
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I had seen this site, and it was one of several conflicting reviews of the 28-200 I had seen that motivated my posting. But I admit I had not noticed that I could compare these two lenses directly ...
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I am happy to stand corrected on the original photos. In any case if I put both of them through Topaz Sharpen AI (my usual sharpening software) I suspect they would be completely indistinguishable. ...
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This is the process I went through too, though with me the comparison is not with the RX100 but with a MFT camera And yes, it is probably just a matter of making the psychological adjustment to ...
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Thank you very much for this. My first reaction, looking at the chairs and the building, was that the Tamron was clearly softer--not by much but noticeable. But then I looked at the gulls and the ...
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Thanks, the advice on secondhand is potentially useful.
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Is there any evidence on how these two lenses compare at 200mm? In short, if I went for the Tamron, would I lose anything by selling the Sony? Apart from the max aperture of course.
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I should have added that I already have the 300 and the converters, and much of the time the 2x is on it. However, there are times when it is inflexible, and I want to zoom out quickly because ...
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I fully realise that distance is a problem, especially under certain weather conditions, but I just wanted to make the point that I am not interested in how good the lens is at 10 metres, because ...
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The 100-400 with 1.4 converter gives 560mm, compared with the 600 of the 300 with 2x converter. Very similar (at least in theory if the 100-400 really does go to 400). The max aperture is just ...
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I use two from old film days. One is an Ohnar slide copier (I think Soligor did something similar), with built in tiny lens. It comes with T-mount and an adapter to M42 or OM, and I then use an ...
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