Also, let me say these are all good lenses period. The point of this video is to see side by side which is ultimately the best
Tony and Chelsea Northrup are a couple of my favorites when it comes to reviewing gear. The nice thing is they don’t play favorites. A lot of the reviews you see on here are done by people who have purchased the gear already so their opinion may be biased because they WANT their gear to be better.
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Rubbish link.
Love Northrup Photography.
Nice video! The IQ on the 500mm F/4 was amazing in the examples you provided.
Canon all the way
Canon all day.
Have the Canon 500 f/4L and want a good budget option zoom to go along with it. Leaning 100-400 II over all the other options.
Chelsea, you are wonderful!
That was pointless… control wins… but they are all good
Great point about everyone wanting to rationalize the purchase of their lens. I purchased the Tamron and for the price, I think I made a good choice. Great video!
my buddy, a bird/wildlife photographer, just rented the Nikon version of the Tamron 150-600 and took it on a trip to South Texas for a birding trip.. overall he said he was not impressed and that the lens/images lacked sharpness. He shoot a Nikon D7100. I’m a Canon shooter.. and want a lens in this group/range.. but after hearing his experience.. i might just stick with the C400/5.6 or C100-400
Send them all to me and i will test them for you
Several tests that I have read pick the Tamron 150-600 over the Canon 100-400. I own both and have been using the Tamron lately.
Wish I could take out a second mortgage!
At the end of the day it all comes down to price! Get the best you can afford! My budget doesn’t extend to any of them at the minute, so I have to keep on dreaming!
Love the Tamaron G2 think it rules over the Sigma Sport tried both, can even get closer. But love your videos