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But what kind of build, handling and optical quality can you expect from a budget telephoto like this one? The Sony 75-300mm follows the usual pattern for telephoto zooms. At short and medium focal lengths the definition’s not bad, but by 300mm, it’s d...
Extrait: The Sony 75-300mm ƒ/4.5-5.6 is a capable budget zoom lens, and set to the right aperture and focal length you can get images of a high optical quality. However, it has a few weak points - image softness and chromatic aberration above 100mm, and ...
Extrait: uk This lens is a continuation of the old Konica Minolta line, so it can still be used on any old Minolta film camera bodies you may have knocking about. In fact, if you have one of the later Minolta 75-300mm lenses, chances are the optics
4x telephoto zoom, complements kit lens, Budget price especially in twin lens kit, Anti-shake thanks to A100 body, Lens hood included.
Soft in extreme corners when zoomed-out, Slow and noisy focusing, End section rotates while focusing, Anti-shake less effective at 300mm in our tests.
Sony 75-300mm verdict The Sony 75-300mm is a very useful addition to the standard DT 18-70mm kit lens, greatly extending the available range to include powerful telephoto facilities. This makes it ideal for portraits, sports and wildlife photography, ...
Extrait: Sony's SAL75300 75-300mm f/4.5-5.6 lens partners the 18-70mm kit lens in some twin-lens kits. Compatible with both APS-C and 35mm 'full frame' Alphas, on the A55 body we used for our tests it provided focal lengths equivalent to 112.5-450mm in 35mm for...
Extrait: Optical image stabilisation is actually more important for telephoto lenses than it is for wide-angle lenses as camera shake gets amplified at telephoto...
