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Olympus 12-100mm f/4 IS Pro beats the Tamron; constant aperture, way sharper, 15cm closest focus and image stabilization that's also synchronized with Olympus bodies giving up to an insane 8.5 stops of IS.

hey Nic, I just bought one, does your backlight temperature change as well? Or does it always stay the same

Just came here to see the output of Tamron 28-200! This is a great video you have put together. Just a new wanna be photographer trying to learn. Keep up the good work Nic

Lovely explanation. I had forgotten how to do this. Thank you very much!

I’ve been having issues with my Sony a7rV card working in S&Q Mode. It records the clips but it won’t play back on any computer or phone. The clips are just black and won’t play. What card are you using? I have the Lexor CF Express card @90 MB/s. Thanks!

Very good review. I have the Quntis RGB PRO+

Dude how do you have so few views? We need to share this great vlog. Thank you for daring this beautiful journey. Even as a Mongolian I haven’t been to Altai tavan bogd yet

I have this lens for about 9 months now. Can't say anything negative about it. I guess the relationship between this and the GM Mk II can be described as: The Tamron is what you need to get excellent results, the Sony is what you want if you want to show it. I value Tamron lenses a lot for their filter size poilitics, for their IQ, for their excellent rubber gasket on the mount (#1 among all the companies, they feel the most solid and trustworthy - have never let me down in rain, ice or snow). The focus ring on this lens is on point. There is resistance for precise control, while being smooth in operation at the same time. The 28-75 G2 is what f.e. the 24-105 would like to be, but is in no way. The only thing I don't like is that the lens is definitely front-heavy and tends to always pull down a bit. This makes recording steady video handheld a bit tricky.

Outstanding review, It Cleared all my doubts i was about to buy a prime lens for travelling but this video cleared my doubts. Thanks, man keep up the good work.

That was awesome, what a trip!

Thanks mate , a really practical review , helped me alot

great review, keep it to up!

i like the warmer color tone on a6400

Hey, do you do vertical social media? How is this lens for this. Will the 28mm be wide enough?

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Great video thanks!

Very informative. I'm researching this product and your video is very clear and concise.

thnx, eye love it 🤍🩶🖤

This is what im lookin for, thanks :D

Hello, from ur experience, I wanted to ask u about bokeh comparison in sigma 85mm f1.4 lens on both apsc and full frame, which camera will result in more bokeh? I know that full frame is better in bokeh but considering the compression we get from the crop factor on apsc in the 85mm distance will that result in more bokeh than using it in full frame body?

This bag is sick!

Looks like an awesome camera bag and back pack! Great colour!!

Good

Wow, it looks cold and clear down in Tassie. Glad you had a warm jacket to keep the chill at bay!

Just bought it today after watching this. I only paid 600

That bloody gopro!

Finally a new video!!

Not sure if you knew that the M3P doesn’t have D-Log or not, but…it doesn’t

Amazing Nic

Nice 24p and 4fps is good setting for timlapse?

Just recorded a bunch of birds. I hate it when I get the Record/Standby out of sync.

Great video,thanks. I use this lense on my a7iii, and use the custom button for eye auto focus. I have found this to be my go to lense for group photography

Watching bc I’ve had really bad AF issues w my second hand copy. Camera will find a subject when AF is activated, then lose focus confirmation but still keep general but not critical focus. Wondering if it’s defective. Thoughts? Same camera, tested in AFC and AFS w different AF zones too.

Nice, I’ve watched several great reviews (like yours) of this lens. So, when my Tamron 18-300 died (the focus motor doesn’t stop) I jumped on this 28-200. No regrets. It fills a gap between my 27mm, f1.2 Viltrox and Sony 200-600 monster lens (both great lenses too). Thank for the review. Just subbed to help a fellow RUclipsr.

Excellent review, nailing all the points. It's light and powerful. The one you pack for the day. And you don't need to worry about the whole f-stop issue most of the time. Sharpness is spot on. Price is right. Tamron for the win.

Nice video! I've always loved macro photography, and I'm thinking of doing more photography again (last time serious was like 10 years ago on a Panasonic DMC-FZ8). Lovely to see you can still get beautiful macro shots without a dedicated macro lens! At what aperature did you shoot, 2.8? Since thats the only tamron 17-70 sony lens I could find haha Liked and Subbed!

I'm going to buy one and I'm wondering which lens do you recommend, this or the Sigma 28 70?

How is the focus speed - particularly for moving subjects? Could you shoot outdoor sports or friendly (close) wildlife with it reasonably well?

My gripes with this lens are 1. Video auto focus isn't on par with native Sony lenses (incl those without the new AF motors) and the Sigma 28-70. AF tracking works, but struggles to keep up, drifting in and out of focus when moving towards or away from the subject. The focus also seems to shift in steps and is not what I would consider smooth, regardless of AF transition speed. Better than 3rd party lenses from the a7iii era, but a noticeable step down from native glass for me. For stills, zooming too fast will cause the lens to lose focus completely even when tracking in AF-C. Probably happens in video too but I don't crash zoom much apart from adjusting focal length. 2. Active stabilisation is much worse than native lenses. I can get away with a handhold walk at 70mm with a Sony lens, but barely at 28mm on the tamron because of how much it jumps. Sigma 28-70 is even worse in this regard. 3. I wish it would zoom out to 24mm. It would ruin the form factor, but I find myself having to bring this lens + a 24mm prime to cover all my bases. Actually interested in the new Sony 24-50mm because of this 🙃 That being said, this has been my workhorse lens for a couple years now too. Great handling and rendering. The first two complaints are sadly really more of a Sony software limitation. I don't have the 1/4000s shutter limit on my a7siii.

Absolutely amazing scenes my friend! What a wonderful hike! Love it!

This was such a good vid! Entertaining but also kept a focus on capturing the beauty of the hike

Great video! Thanks for documenting the hike and thanks for letting me come along!

how about AF at 200mm, is it fast or slow ?

Great review! I have this lens and find it extremely Versatile!

Thousands subscribers, You say? Ok, here is one more to that 25k.

Are you the long lost brother of Russel Brand? Because you look and sound alike! The entire video my brain was looking for this match😄

why do you have 100M 422 10bit while recording SnQ, while my A7iv does not have that option.. :( I only have mine on 50M 422 10bit.. thats the maximum bitrate that is available on my camera lol

Crazy angle of Cradle Mountain!

Also a point to note This lens still gives u a f4.5 at 100mm which is close to the 24-105 f4 Only after 100mm variable aperture goes to f5.6

Hilarious!