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Does anyone have any real world comparisons of these 2 (3)?
I currently have the sigmonster, but find I have to close up the aperture (to 7.1/8.0) for maximum sharpness, and anything other than good sunlight drops the IQ significantly... I then open up the aperture to try to let more light in and the quality drops. - I also find myself 95% of the time at 800mm (so not really using the 'zoom' function so much).
Now I know a lot of this will also be down to the body (I'm currently using a 7d), but I plan on replacing this in 2016.
In the meanwhile I am wondering whether changing the lens will reap any additional rewards.
for the purpose of this comparison, I'd like to ignore cost and weight.
I've included the 200-500 in the comparison, because by all accounts this looks like an absolute beast, but beyond a single review from "Juan", I cannot find any real tests or recent reviews of this one, so interested if anyone has any experience of this too.
Thanks in advance!
I currently have the sigmonster, but find I have to close up the aperture (to 7.1/8.0) for maximum sharpness, and anything other than good sunlight drops the IQ significantly... I then open up the aperture to try to let more light in and the quality drops. - I also find myself 95% of the time at 800mm (so not really using the 'zoom' function so much).
Now I know a lot of this will also be down to the body (I'm currently using a 7d), but I plan on replacing this in 2016.
In the meanwhile I am wondering whether changing the lens will reap any additional rewards.
for the purpose of this comparison, I'd like to ignore cost and weight.
I've included the 200-500 in the comparison, because by all accounts this looks like an absolute beast, but beyond a single review from "Juan", I cannot find any real tests or recent reviews of this one, so interested if anyone has any experience of this too.
Thanks in advance!