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Les
I think the shipping from UK to Turkey will be more than the cost if I read Amazon’s terms right.
I'm based between Turkey and Ireland.
As I never use a tripod, I’m guessing image stabilization is important for me
Almost 2 years on and I am still happy with the choice you guys helped me with
I have a sony A7ii camera and a Sony FE 16-35mm f/4 lens.
I want to buy another lens with a bigger focal length (only for landscape daytime photography).
No lenses on dxomark have been tested on my camera – the only filters I used were my camera brand and that I want a zoom lens, and went by their score (even though it was mounted on a different body when assessed).
I have come up with 2 choices – both which I can get second hand for under €200
If my approach to searching for lenses could be better, anybody thinks one is better than the other has an alternative the recommend, any advice is appreciated
- Sony FE 28-70mm F3.5-5.6 OSS
- Tamron SP AF 28-75mm F/2.8 XR Di LD Aspherical [IF] Sony
The tamron lens is for Sony Minolta A mount, and won't fit your camera without an adaptor.
Thanks guys, the Tamron 28-200 and Tamron RXD 28-70 are not listed on dxomark so I must be missing lots of options by using it as my database?
Where else should I look?
Thank you for this valuable information - how can I tell which lenses I need an adaptor for?
Thanks guys, the Tamron 28-200 and Tamron RXD 28-70 are not listed on dxomark so I must be missing lots of options by using it as my database?
Where else should I look?
Thank you for this valuable information - how can I tell which lenses I need an adaptor for?
Having finished an online photography course, I may need to upgrade from my combination of iPhone X / GoPro Hero7 Black for landscape photography.
Ideally I want to test a range of cameras in a landscape setting, get all of the images on a file and compare the quality to figure out the optimal level of quality against funds invested.
I may attend a photography club and ask people with the same shot on the same day to send me the file - do you guys have a better method to figure out the optimal level of camera to buy?
Also, is Amazon the cheapest place you guys recommend to buy a camera or am I missing a trick?
FWIW, I'm looking at getting a full sensor mirrorless camera - Sony A7R would be bottom of the range here.