darkmcs

The A7iii + Tamron 28-200 is a very good choice. Later, you could get the Tamron 17-28 and get the UWA range. The 28-200 is a really good lens, I really enjoy mine

This lens is just amazing! I acts as a very good all-around/travel lens, a good low-light F/2.8 (only at 28-30mm), macro and very easy to carry around. Coupled with my Tamron 17-28mm, I have a ...

My 28-200 literally lives on my A7iii 95% of the time. It's such a versatile lens with great image quality. Having a travel zoom that has a F/2.8 (only at 28-30mm), low MFD, and sharp long end zoom ...

Can't comment on the 20mm, but I love my 17-28!

I had a Nikon D80 back in 2009, and then moved to a Nikon 1 system a few years later. Last year, I sold all of my Nikon 1 lenses and bodies (J5 and V3) to get a A6400, then switched to the A6600. T ...

If you can live with 28mm at the wide end, the Tamron 28-200 is a great all-around lens. F/2.8 at 28mm-30mm is an added bonus for those low light shots. The close focusing distance is fun for macro ...

Totally agree! Over the course of 15 years of different setups, I've always had an all-in-one lens... My Tamron 28-200 is my first all-in-one lens that has so many advantages such as: f/2.8 low ...

Take a look at the Sigma 100-400. Really like mine, and it is much cheaper!

I finally got mine yesterday!  I was waiting for my local camera store to get one (I like to buy locally and help them during this Covid situation) When I moved to FF (from a ...

The EVF and screen are the only 2 downsides of the A7iii... You can get used to it over time and know when you'll get a sharp picture, but I'd rather have a better EVF (I barely use the screen to ...

You can see it when reviewing pictures...  scroll through the different displays

I have both Tamron 17-28 and 28-200 for my A7iii Both are great lenses for all-around shots. I am aware that the 28-200 is not the sharpest lens around, but it is not its purpose to be sharp as a ...

Very nice review! I got this lens for my A7iii last week and it is amgreat all-around lens.  It covers a great range and is sharp enough for a lot of purposes.

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Care to elaborate on the focus of the A7Riii vs the A6600?  Just curious

I had the A6000 when I first switched from a Nikon 1 ecosystem (V3 and J5, with a few lenses).  It was a good camera for the price but I quickly realized I wanted more features/better EVF/better AF. ...

This!! 10-18 is a fantastic lens for what it is: an UWA zoom. Great compliment to the 18-135 for a walk-around/travel combo

I have the 10-18mm and really like it. It is pricey, but can serve multiple purposes.

I got the MBP 2020 10th gen i5 with 16GB ram and 512GB SSD... So far, it is a great computer...  Got it 3 weeks ago, and use a lot of Luminar (stand alone software).

I had the 6400 before getting the 6600 Both share the same AF and sensor. The 6600 has a better grip, battery, IBIS, and extra button to customize. I really enjoyed my 6400, but the 6600 is a ...