The Fujinon 100-400mm was launched in 2016 and was the only serious offer for wildlife photographers, until the smaller and cheaper 70-300mm came out and became an interesting option for its compatibility with the two teleconverters. (You can find the link to my full comparison between these two lenses at …
Fujifilm isn’t necessarily the first brand that comes to mind for wildlife and bird photography, yet it is the only APS-C mirrorless system (alongside Sony) to offer lenses with a long zoom range such as the 100-400mm. In early 2021, the manufacturer released a new product, the 70-300mm, that is …
The lens choice for Sony E-mount users has grown considerably in the past few years. I remember testing several cameras with the 100-400mm GM and 1.4x teleconverter, which at the time were the only options to get close to a 600mm reach (excluding adapted lenses of course). Today, there is …
Canon surprised everybody when they announced the RF 600mm F11 and RF 800mm F11. Traditionally, super-telephoto prime lenses are those big, heavy “beasts” you see at the Olympics or soccer games. They have a faster aperture and are among the most expensive lenses you can buy. With the 600mm and …
Before you rush to the comments to ask me why I’m comparing an F4 lens to an F11 lens, know that it’s actually thanks to you. Or more precisely, it’s thanks to readers of this website and viewers of my YouTube channel who suggested a comparison of this kind. Let …