Best zoom lens on Reddit
53 reviews from r/Nikon, r/a6000, r/SonyAlpha and 6 more subreddits
53 reviews from
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#1
Sony
4.9
(14)
"Perfect for vlogging, documentary filmmaking, and commercial photography"
"Best choice for lo"
"Freakin beast"
"Excellent lens"
"Suitable for nearly all shooting"
"More fun shooting sports"
"Favorite/ most used lens"
"Practical zoom lens"
"Impressed with it, especially at 350mm"
"Telephoto side"
#2
Sigma
4.8
(12)
"Compact and lightweight"
"Middle range"
"Good sharp photos"
"A very good lens."
"Sigma Art lenses are excellent"
"Sports version of the lens"
"Polarizer will set you back $300.00 at least"
"Great lens"
"Works perfectly"
"Used versions of the Sigma 150-600 can be found for less than $1000."
#3
Nikon
4.7
(10)
"Sharp"
"Sharp focusing and crisp shots."
"Bought it used for $600.00"
"Sports (soccer) and birds"
"Amazing and a life saver"
"Significantly better lens"
"Glass on a Nikon camera will usually beat the alternative"
"On sale for $699 on Nikon Canada right now"
"On sale for around $1,500"
"Disappointed in the image sharpness"
#4
Tamron
4.1
(11)
"Covers probably 90% of my general needs"
"Pretty specialized need"
"Love this lens"
"Best bet"
"Used versions of the Tamron 150-600 can be found for less than $1000."
"Objectively a good lens"
"You can get the Tamron 70-300 new for $500 or used "like new" for ~$400 from places like mpb or keh."
"Looks so tempting"
"Good enough for vlogging and fantastic for talking heads and gimbal usage"
"Disappointed with the image quality on the long end"
#5
Panasonic
4.3
(3)
"Great lens"
"Great for daylight shooting"
"Good all around lens"
#6
Canon
3.5
(2)
"May be cheaper and smaller than a 24-105"
"Variable aperture (f/3.5-5.6) and pretty mediocre in the corners"
#7
Olympus
5.0
(1)
"Be done with it"
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