Sony FE 200-600 mm F5.6-6.3 G OSS Review | Field Test 

Thanks so much!

Thanks so much!

I have! Reviews coming soon.

Already used with 6400 and it’s great

she's using the Atomos Ninja V

Using a7m4 with the 200-600 . My single most take home point is : stick with the a9 or the a1 . A7m4 and a7m5 would be best paired with the 600f4. I say this because the large pixel size of the a1 or the a9 would allow greater light and the a7m4 or a7m5 would need the f4 to allow the same focusing speed and light . Observations stem from a rented sony .600f4 and an adapted canon 400mm lens using a sigma adapter . If u have the budget , the a1 paired with the 200-600 is the cheaper option but the image superiority will obviously a7m4 with a 600f4.

@@adityabarigali thank you for sharing, but just to be sure: do you mean a7Rm4 and a7Rm5? (you have missed R I suppose)

@pawelmod my current setup is the a7r4 +200-600 Suggested combo : a1/a9/a9ii /a7m4 + 200-600 A7r4/a7r5 + 600f4 . 😁 Basically, a fast sensor with a medium lens = better budget ..use cases : larger animals , safaris, stationary /slow moving birds used to human presence. High res sensor +fast lens = productivity and ability to crop . Use cases = skittish birds and animals not used to human presence /birds in flight .

@@adityabarigali thanks again! That make sense to pair higgres bodies with faster (gm) lenses. In my situation it is easier to switch from a9+200600G to a7rv+200600G than invest into 400mm or 600mm GM :) These are crazy expensive lenses.

@@adityabarigali what abt a7r3??

I have the same lens I just use the hood for protection. I feel the more glass you put in front of your lens the more you degrade your image. The hood gives plenty protection against scratches.

@@frankyvee1 Honestly, the problem is when you have to clean your lens and after a time the scratches will pop up, or that you can evem scratch it in your backpack when you have hood off. That's why high quality protection will decrease your image at max of 2-3%

Focus and stability are superb as long as there is light.

Nope.

Same question. 100400 is more expensive 😂 & how the a7c iso limit?

Yes, it is an e mount lens

177990/- is MRP you could get 15%off. Hence will cost 1.54L ₹ here

@@pratheeshk5049 Bhai mughe budget camera Lena he wildlife k leye and sasta sa 100 400 mm lens kitna tak AATA he used meh

@@rakuvlogs2805 try olx... Getting 100-400 sony GMaster or 200-600 G used will be difficult and costly(min 1 lakh). Try sigma or tamron lenses if want a cheaper one especially if you use an APSC camera

I shoot it on my Sony a6400 and LOVE it!! ❤. My only complaint is how it functions in low light it is amazing at tracking flying birds!!

@@nancyreber8201 What ISO you think is "the max" you can push the a6400 to have acceptable photo? And which autofocus mode you use for flying birds?

@@pentagramyt417 I use Auto ISO AND Continuous AF

@@nancyreber8201 Thanks so much! :D And do you use any special filter on this lens?

@@pentagramyt417 No I don’t

Slow camera I think, A9 series is faster. A7RV is also faster

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