Shop Quality & Best Len Parts Directly From China Len Parts Suppliers. Enjoy Free Shipping Worldwide Limited Time Sale Easy Return. Maybe we'll see a Z90 come with the 200-600. (SUPER OFFER) US 4.58 22 OFF Buy Super Quality NEW Lens Zoom Grip Rubber Ring For NIKON AF-S VR FOR NIKKOR 18-200 Mm 18-200mm 3.5-5.6 Repair Part (Gen 1) From Seller Cadny Wu Store. The 200-500 doesn't get faster on the D5/D6, it isn't for that market. The Nikon 200-600 will compete with the Sony 200-600 and Nikon 200-500, it will be a cheep lens that does the job like its competitors, but it likely wont be as small, light, weather sealed, as fast to focus, nor as bright an aperture as the S-line 100-400.Įdit: if you are happy with the 200-500 f/5.6 (which has a AF motor about half the speed as that in the 500 PF) then you'll be happy with the 200-600. The reach of this lens gave me some great results right out of the box, but I will have to admit that it takes some practice to photograph moving subjects, such as birds in flight, with this lens.

Canon took a 100-400 and added a extra 100mm because they could make that in the same 'budget' as the 100-400's it replies. So, after much patient and thorough research, I purchased the Tamron 150-600mm SP F/5-6.3 Di VC USD zoom lens for my Nikon D7100. The 18 to 200mm zooms have the equivalent focal range of a 42 to 300mm lens or a 44.8 to 320mm equivalent lens, depending on whether you’re shooting with a DSLR from Nikon, Sony, Pentax. The Canon L 100-500 f/4.5-7.1 competes with the Sony 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 and the upcoming Nikon S 100-400 f/4.5-5.6. For APS-C format DSLRs, we have a choice of seven 18 to 200mm zooms, an 18 to 250mm zoom, and an 18 to 270mm zoom. If Nikon does not produce a sharp 100-500 or 200-600 I have a feeling they will continue to lose market share to Canon.

However if I was going mirrorless today (which I am not) I would likely choose Canon over Nikon for this lens (as well as their overall R lens coverage). In SLR, a main reason I switched from Canon to Nikon a couple years ago was for the 500 f5.6PF. There are a lot of wildlife photographers (myself included) who will go for a lens like this but not a 500 f4 or 600 f4. Canon has an R 100-500 that is L series, but small enough aperture to be relatively affordable and handholdeable.

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