Sony FE 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3 G OSS Lens for Sony E

Bought for my A7r Iva. Excellent sharpness at all focal lengths and at centre and corners of the frame.Very effective image stabilisation and well balanced on the camera. Can hand hold, despite size. Controls are very smooth and zoom ring has a short throw, making it easy to pull zoom on a subject. Like the internal zoom , makes it better balanced and less unwieldy than if the lens extended whilst zooming. Build quality is very nice and the ergonomics are good. I find that this lens represents excellent value for its quality and ability.

I am very happy to have this product, its really an amazing product for wildlife photography. I recommend this setup for every enthusiast.

Absolutely outstanding great reach and clear fast focus, i struggle with the weight a bit but worth it for the shot

I bought this a month ago for plane spotting and it’s spot on

Used twice now in one month, apart from test shots. Excellent lens great results. Fast autofocus, sharp results to the edge, great range and not too slow - in the summer anyway. It does need a tripod or monopod to take the strain and help with reducing camera shake.

I bought this lens primarily for 2 reasons: out of town trip and daughter's graduation. The lens, despite heavy when hand held for a period of time, is a very good value for money. It focuses well, produces great outputs and has internal zooming (which is a bonus for me).

The Sony 200-600mm F5.6-6.3 G OSS is a fantastic wildlife lens.Sharp, fast focusing and with incredible reach,it makes capturing distant subjects easy.The image quality is excellent throughout the zoom rabge,making it a must have for wildlife and bird photography.Highly recommended.

I purchased about 6weeks aho and have used it seversl times. I am very plesded with the results. The only down side for me being a large lens I need is tripod. Great for hide work.

Really amazed at the clarity of the few shots taken so far.

The only problem I find with combination of A 6700 and Sony 200-600mm is that it initially does not focus on birds in flight s at initial stages. Since in mirrorless there is slight lag in actual movement than what you see in camera the initial focus hunts.Where as in my Nikon D750 a dslr it instantly focus on birds in flight. However tracking is better in Sony A6700 with 200-600mm.