Tamron 70-300mm Di III RXD vs Sony 70-300mm OSS : Review & Comparison

Tamron vs Sony: My comparison of the new Tamron 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3 Di III RXD lens with the Sony 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 G OSS. As usual, this review looks at the resolution and sharpness of these lenses, as well as their build quality and performance for shooting action and for general use.

Tamron's 70-300mm follows a long tradition of great Tamron 70-300mm lenses; for the past decade, I often recommended that people buy the Tamron 70-300mm EF mount lens rather than the native Canon because the Tamron was actually a better lens, though Canon did finally release an updated version.

Sony's 70-300mm is also a good lens, and more importantly, it has image stabilization. If you're not shooting with a body with built-in image stabilization, then this is a very important feature: so if you're using a Sony a6400 or a6100, it might be wise to spend the extra money on the Sony, regardless of minor differences in resolution.

Read the full review on my website: https://www.lightandmatter.org/?p=23660

Index
0:00 Index
0:45 Basic Body Differences
2:18 70mm Side by Side Res. Test
4:14 300mm Side by Side Res. Test
5:55 Resolution Summary
6:12 Action with Sony Lens
6:55 Action with Tamron Lens
8:30 Wildlife Photography
9:55 General Shooting & Landscape
11:58 Conclusion

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