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Tamron 35-150mm F/2-2.8 Di III VXD Lens A058 for Sony E-Mount Full Frame Bundle $1439
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The two major practical downsides are that it needs large filters and the weight. I went with the Neewer magnetic filter system for a trip last March and was quite satisfied with the value. The weight is, unfortunately, a fact of life for a fast lens with wide aperture, and I found while hiking that I can't carry my camera in my usual "around the neck, in front" position without giving my shoulders trouble. The lack of a collar mount is annoying.
All said, though, this lens has made most of the rest of my kit functionally obsolete. I hiked Skye with just this one, the 17–28, and some Lensbaby Composer kit, and only a couple of times did I miss having a deeper telephoto. The simple avoidance of lens changes is compelling.
The two major practical downsides are that it needs large filters and the weight. I went with the Neewer magnetic filter system for a trip last March and was quite satisfied with the value. The weight is, unfortunately, a fact of life for a fast lens with wide aperture, and I found while hiking that I can't carry my camera in my usual "around the neck, in front" position without giving my shoulders trouble. The lack of a collar mount is annoying.
All said, though, this lens has made most of the rest of my kit functionally obsolete. I hiked Skye with just this one, the 17–28, and some Lensbaby Composer kit, and only a couple of times did I miss having a deeper telephoto. The simple avoidance of lens changes is compelling.
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And if you have A7RIV or 60+ megapixel sensor and you want very good sharpness from center to corners at all focal range and all aperture, then Tamron 35-150mm is the one to go.
Here's the testing for Samyang and Tamron. Samyang lens Corners sharpness at certain aperture are just Average. While Tamron one are all Very Good.
https://sonyalpha.blog/2023/05/26...2-f2-8-af/
https://sonyalpha.blog/2021/11/02...i-iii-vxd/
So Alpha Blog rank Samyang lens as only "Very good" lens that may not produce the best sharpness for A7RIV/A7CR with 100% crop (softness in the corners for certain aperture). While it rank Tamron 35-150mm as "Excellent" that works well with 60+ megapixel sensor like A7RIV/A7CR.
https://sonyalpha.blog/2019/11/10...ony-a7riv/