The Amazing Sony A1/A7/A9/APS-C & Anything else welcome Mega Thread!

I like the look of the 20-200, have you tried the 25-200?
No, I had it's predecessor i.e. tamron 28-200mm. The 28-200mm maintained it's aperture rather well, it was f4 till 85mm and f4.5 till 110mm

The new 25-200mm stops down very quickly so loses a lot of it's benefit over 20-200mm
 
Another review of the Viltrox 26mm f2.8.


Some of those pictures in the review part of the page look pretty bad but I suppose it's only in specific instances.

I was briefly interested but I have the Sony 24mm f2.8 G so the only benefit would be smaller size but probably not so much to matter and more flare and probably lower image quality. For anyone who doesn't have a small lens already this might be worth a try.

Nice excuse to post a picture from the last time I took the 24mm G out.

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35-100/105/135 isn't really that great as a walkabout lens IMO unless going somewhere that doesn't need a wideangle. I've had a 35-105 previously, and while OK in the right circumstances, it lacks flexibility.
 
35-100/105/135 isn't really that great as a walkabout lens IMO unless going somewhere that doesn't need a wideangle. I've had a 35-105 previously, and while OK in the right circumstances, it lacks flexibility.
I am tempted by the Sigma 20-200 after looking at some reviews, gives me wide angle and decent zoom plus I can go into S35 if I need more reach.
 
There seem to be a lot of lenes that I didn't know existed. This is another...


Googling tells me it's under £700 grey.

I've hung on to MFT but I hardly use it these days, the main uses being for the 45-150 and 100-400mm lenses which I hardly use. Something like this could maybe replace my MFT kit, half the reach but with better IQ and I could crop.

Anyone know anything about this lens?
 
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