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Tamron 150-600 G1 replacement
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<blockquote data-quote="Peter7100" data-source="post: 769654" data-attributes="member: 48633"><p>Yes and no would be my answer. I find if I shoot a fast subject moving in a straight line then it works fine (<u><em><strong>see post below</strong></em></u>). However if there is any erratic movement, eg BIF then that is a different story.</p><p>I can rule out camera/user error as I am able to grab focus and track with my Nikon 300mm prime without any issues, but can't say the same for using the Sigma at 300mm.</p><p>Of course using a zoom at 600mm then that is a challenge in itself to track a moving object but I still believe there is a minor lag in nailing focus with this lens. I think erratic movement then causes this to be more noticeable.</p><p>I still think the Sigma 150-600 c is great value though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Peter7100, post: 769654, member: 48633"] Yes and no would be my answer. I find if I shoot a fast subject moving in a straight line then it works fine ([U][I][B]see post below[/B][/I][/U]). However if there is any erratic movement, eg BIF then that is a different story. I can rule out camera/user error as I am able to grab focus and track with my Nikon 300mm prime without any issues, but can't say the same for using the Sigma at 300mm. Of course using a zoom at 600mm then that is a challenge in itself to track a moving object but I still believe there is a minor lag in nailing focus with this lens. I think erratic movement then causes this to be more noticeable. I still think the Sigma 150-600 c is great value though. [/QUOTE]
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