I'm using this on an older XT2, and it works very well. Using a single focusing point it is fast and accurate. It means that my XT2 is now wildlife capable!
Hi Luca, I'm new to your channel. I just bought this lens and ran into trouble with it, so I needed someone who shoots Fuji to explain the lens to me. You did a great job! I have been shooting many years but only recently got into wildlife. Thank you!
@@LucaPetraliaPhotographyI purchased the lens with the price of 75 % of fujinon 100-400 mm after watching your video and I am impressed with its performance.
Good to see you Luca, very good and thorough “user” review (and very nice images). I sold my XF100-400 (and got the XF70-300), sometimes I wish a had kept it, one of the things that bothered me about the XF100-400 was that it didn’t have an arca-swiss compatible tripod foot mount and I had to use a separate plate which made it a little unstable. I believe that the Tamron does have the arca-swiss foot, but I see that you are using a separate plate, is there a problem with the way it comes from factory? Be well and stay safe.
Hi Enrique, thanks as usual. I'm using a plate to avoid damaging the one on the lens as the lens isn't mine. Just an extra caution, but if it was mine i would've used it without problems
@@LucaPetraliaPhotography Any regrets or you happy with the 150-600. Im honestly not sure if I need something that the far in focal length, so I’m between it and the 70-300mm. I want to capture birds but also motorsport and sports. But all for creative and artistic photography purposes. What would you categorize each for?
@lionsborn no regrets at all, but I also have the 70-300, which is a wonderful lens. If you're torn between the two, I'd say try with the 70-300 first. Maybe but used so in case it's not the length for you you can resell without wasting money
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I'm using this on an older XT2, and it works very well. Using a single focusing point it is fast and accurate. It means that my XT2 is now wildlife capable!
Is image quality good with the XT2 ? Even at 500 ?
It is one of my trinity lenses: fujifilm 10-24, Tamron 18-300, Tamron 150-500!
Hi Luca, I'm new to your channel. I just bought this lens and ran into trouble with it, so I needed someone who shoots Fuji to explain the lens to me. You did a great job! I have been shooting many years but only recently got into wildlife. Thank you!
Thanks! Let me know if there is anything else you may need
I appreciate your time and count on your judgement about fujifilm compatible lenses. Thank you.
Thank you!
@@LucaPetraliaPhotographyI purchased the lens with the price of 75 % of fujinon 100-400 mm after watching your video and I am impressed with its performance.
I'm glad to hear that!
Excellent video. I found it to be informative and well produced. Did you try the lense with a monopod as well as the tripod?
Thanks! I didn't try a monopod to be honest, but I know that it's a great solution for flexibility and stability
Good to see you Luca, very good and thorough “user” review (and very nice images). I sold my XF100-400 (and got the XF70-300), sometimes I wish a had kept it, one of the things that bothered me about the XF100-400 was that it didn’t have an arca-swiss compatible tripod foot mount and I had to use a separate plate which made it a little unstable. I believe that the Tamron does have the arca-swiss foot, but I see that you are using a separate plate, is there a problem with the way it comes from factory? Be well and stay safe.
Hi Enrique, thanks as usual.
I'm using a plate to avoid damaging the one on the lens as the lens isn't mine. Just an extra caution, but if it was mine i would've used it without problems
@@LucaPetraliaPhotography Thank you for the prompt reply.
Hi Luca, this or the 150-600 fuji lens ?
Hi, for myself I got the 150-600, it is more crispy and internal zooming, which makes a lot of a difference in gimbal heads
@@LucaPetraliaPhotography Any regrets or you happy with the 150-600. Im honestly not sure if I need something that the far in focal length, so I’m between it and the 70-300mm. I want to capture birds but also motorsport and sports. But all for creative and artistic photography purposes. What would you categorize each for?
@lionsborn no regrets at all, but I also have the 70-300, which is a wonderful lens. If you're torn between the two, I'd say try with the 70-300 first. Maybe but used so in case it's not the length for you you can resell without wasting money
@@LucaPetraliaPhotography great advise . keep up the great reviews and content.
Thanks
not new but ok
New for Fuji