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Yes I would say Sony is unmatched, but I would put the L-mount lens selection above Canon / Nikon for those on a budget (hence the target of those buying Tamron / Samyang lenses). Sigma provides ...

I wouldn't be too bothered about the lack of Tamron lenses on L mount tbh. Sigma makes lenses that are on par with Tamron. They're still missing a 70 to 200mm f2.8 but I'm sure they'll release one ...

Forgot to mention the 2 below points in my comparison : Battery life : Sony Resolution : Sony (the high res mode from Panasonic is great for landscapes though). I'm sure there are more aspects that ...

Really starting to looking into whether I should sell my A7IV. The S5ii looks great to me. Comparing both : AF : Sony (although the reviews I've seen show that the S5ii is great too at least in video)

I honestly would swap my A7IV for the S5II if I could sell the camera and lenses with minimal loss. I've been using the A7III then A7IV for next to 4 years now and to this day I still rate the ...

The price in Europe is 1000 euros. That's a pretty insane price difference, even after adding the US taxes. Buying the lens in the US would cost you 250 euros / dollars less at the current parity.

Yes please. Instant buy from me.

I did. But I love smaller lenses (coming from M43) and the Sigma is noticeably smaller and lighter. I would mostly be using for video and family pictures indoor and outdoor so I wasn't looking for ...

I own both the Tamron 28-200 and Sigma 28-70. I use the latter for video work as well as indoor shootings if I cannot use primes. For travel the Tamron is unbeatable. I pair it with the Samyang 18mm.