p.9 #6 · Sony FE 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 GM Image Thread
If you see images taken with a tele like this one, most have sky or some other non-sharpness-hungry thing in the corners. Take a look at images in this thread for example. That is the nature of a tele lens. Often, you don't need sharp like tack corners, like in my case, mountain peaks having sky in the corners.
By that logic, and considering I want to own a tele (why tele, every lens) that I can carry everywhere, I am thinking of selling this great lens to buy a 70-300 G. That I am not a birder makes it easier for me. On my crop body, 70-300 will still give me 450mm.
p.9 #8 · Sony FE 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 GM Image Thread
nandadevieast wrote:
If you see images taken with a tele like this one, most have sky or some other non-sharpness-hungry thing in the corners. Take a look at images in this thread for example. That is the nature of a tele lens. Often, you don't need sharp like tack corners, like in my case, mountain peaks having sky in the corners.
By that logic, and considering I want to own a tele (why tele, every lens) that I can carry everywhere, I am thinking of selling this great lens to buy a 70-300 G. That I am not a birder makes it easier for me. On my crop body, 70-300 will still give me 450mm.
Min. focal distance, the full frame reduced to 1600 pixels on the long side, at 400mm wide open handheld, 1/100.
I'm reluctant to upload the shot at full size, even though part of the bill is missing.
It's pretty sharp thought out the frame.
p.9 #16 · Sony FE 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 GM Image Thread
Thanks everyone for the shots. Very inspiring. GAS is demanding that I need to get the 1.4 converter. GAS is assuring me that once I do all my pigeon shots will transform into eagles with fish in talons and water drops dripping shots.
