AkashRana

Use focus limiter on the lens it helps quite a lot. From what I have seen or read, 70-400 G2 is faster when focusing from closest focus distance to infinity; but I haven't had experienced many ...

Depends on the lens you use. On the wider end focal lengths, it will be more effective than with the super zooms. So say at 18mm one can get about 3 stops and maybe a little more, but going to ...

Both are very good lenses and have their own pluses and minuses. But choosing one over another isn't as straight forward as Sigma 18-35 though covers a part of Sony 16-50 focal length cannot ...

True WA APS-C lenses are not in the same league of FF ones. But having used Tamron and Sigma lenses in past, most of my gear is Sony as those lenses talk seamlessly with the camera and offer a ...

I would love to see A77iii, only with a newer more advanced sensor; as if it comes out now current generation of sensors have nothing more to offer over A77ii. That being said, A99ii is a great ...

I bought A57 as my first ILC and was quite happy with its performance. It has quite a great spec sheet with fps and buffer and a good autofocus system. My decision for upgrade was purely out of ...

There is a very good android app called RCCDroid. Check it out, works really nice

70-400 mk1 isn't that bad as perceived. Yes it may be slower in focusing between the minimum focus distance and infinity where mk2 shines, but using focus limiter when shooting resolves that ...

From little what I read about Tamron 28-300 PZD, it's quite an improvement over last gen lens; more in line with what improvements 16-300  brought. If you don't need the whole range though Sigma ...

Of the lenses on the list, I would say that those SSM lenses work better as they don't have jerkiness in auto focus process as with screw drive lenses. And more modern lenses work better with CA ...

A7iii is no doubt a better camera, but to get most out of it you will need to buy some good glass which costs a pretty penny. A77ii is a very good camera and DXO's ISO sensitivity hasn't done ...

I am keen on getting a deeper hood for my Sony 500mm reflex lens and have come across two suitable hoods of different lengths. There are 4 cms and 8 cms length hoods and I was wondering how they ...

Yesterday Sony released 400mm f2.8 lens for E-mount and one of the arguments they made about it being superior is all the elements being in middle so lens is balanced and not front heavy like ...

Tamron 150-600 focus speed is at par with Sony SSM lenses, so its faster that Sony 500mm reflex at any given time. The best case scenario of getting useful focus speeds out of 500mm is the use the ...

It seems you are looking for All-in-One zoom lens which could perform comparable with Canon 35-350mm. Tamron 28-300mm PZD should do as good as canon I believe, with more modern built and design. Th ...

Surprising as Tamron EU website says they still make 85mm f1.8

Though it's not true for all the lenses(as there are cheap primes), I believe it's partially due to the components and materials used those expensive lenses which give them excellent image quality ...

No. of available AF points is one problem, but the main problem with third party lenses is focusing inconsistency. I had Tamron 70-300 USD and it behaved very good most of the times but at times ...

Looks good, but I am wondering how the refresh rate and pumping more pixels will impact battery life.

I would say it's one of those one off things and at times retailers aren't able to move stock. So they end up discounting those pieces heavily. I ended up with my Sony 70-200 f2.8 the same way few ...