I think the build, the image quality, everything about it is right where it should be and between very good and excellent for the price. I think it's an excellent lens.
I think the build, the image quality, everything about it is right where it should be and between very good and excellent for the price. I think it's an excellent lens.
I really think for the target that they're aiming for, this is pretty great and they're kind of nailing it.
Look folks, in summary, it's not perfect, there are little bug bears, but it's an epic camera, and since it was released it's won just about every award that the imaging industry has to offer.
The more I shoot with this lens, the more I want it. It's truly phenomenal.
I was constantly changing settings and it just didn't work for me.
So if you're looking for high quality, high build quality, image quality, tracking ability, speed, buffer, all of those things, and you want a DX camera and you want full Nikon compatibility, the Nikon D500 without a question is an absolutely fantastic choice.
So look, the Sony FE 70-200mm f/4 G OSS, I really like it. I don't really own many of the slightly slower versions of lenses, but for FE mount this is it at the moment, I have to say.
I have to say, if you want to go beyond 35mm resolution without going in the $20, $30,000 price ranges, then this is your option, and I do think it's a really, really nice option.
[T]his is a truly classy camera.
So for me, it offers all the things I want at $3,000 less than a D4, and I can do without those features that I'm missing. So for me, it works.
Disappointment for people who wanted basically to get a DSLR performance in a compact body and be able to use all of their lenses with great performance, you're not going to get that from the Canon EOS M at this stage.
[T]he new one, in my casual testing, is at least as good, potentially even a little bit quicker.
