Sigma Sports 740101 150-600mm

Sigma Sports 740101 150-600mm

Sigma
49 Overall Score
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Tamron Di III VC 28-300mm f/4-7.1 Di III VC VXD 300mm

Tamron Di III VC 28-300mm f/4-7.1 Di III VC VXD 300mm

Tamron
100 Overall Score

What Buyers Say

Sigma Sports 740101 150-600mm

82 out of 100 low confidence 9 reviews

The Sigma 150-600mm Sport lens is praised for its excellent image quality, effective image stabilization, and solid build. However, its significant weight and bulk are common criticisms, making it less ideal for casual hikes or extended handheld use. Many users recommend pairing it with a tripod or monopod and the Sigma USB dock for fine-tuning autofocus.

Pros
  • Excellent image quality
  • Effective image stabilization
  • Solid build quality
  • Good value for money
  • Fast and accurate autofocus
Cons
  • Very heavy and bulky
  • Tripod collar not removable
  • Fabric lens cap is inconvenient
  • Metal hood adds weight
  • Zoom ring is stiff
👍 Image quality 8
👎 Weight and size 8
👍 Image stabilization 5
👍 Build quality 6
👍 Autofocus performance 6
👍 Value for money 5

Tamron Di III VC 28-300mm f/4-7.1 Di III VC VXD 300mm

92 out of 100 medium confidence 13 reviews

The Tamron 28-300mm super-zoom wins praise for its lightweight design, versatile focal range, and solid image quality. Users appreciate the compact build and smooth zoom mechanism, but note the slow aperture and trade-offs in sharpness compared to more expensive zooms. Verified reviewers find it an ideal travel lens that pairs well with Sony bodies.

Pros
  • Lightweight design
  • Versatile 28-300mm focal range
  • Smooth zoom ring operation
  • Compact build for travel
  • Good integration with Sony bodies
Cons
  • Small maximum aperture (f/4-7.1)
  • Reduced sharpness vs. premium zooms
  • Not an internal zoom lens
  • Slow autofocus at high fps on some bodies
👍 Build quality 3
🤔 Sharpness 3
👎 Aperture 2
👍 Weight and portability 3
👍 Zoom range 4
👎 Autofocus performance 1

Scores

Macro
Sigma
34
Tamron
91
Budget
Sigma
55
Tamron
91
Landscape
Sigma
52
Tamron
90
Portrait
Sigma
62
Tamron
87
Professional
Sigma
51
Tamron
84
Wildlife Sports
Sigma
51
Tamron
84
Travel
Sigma
49
Tamron
84
Street
Sigma
50
Tamron
82
Video Cinema
Sigma
51
Tamron
80

Specifications

Sigma Sports 740101 150-600mmTamron Di III VC 28-300mm f/4-7.1 Di III VC VXD 300mm
Optics
Typetelephotozoom
Focal Length Min150 mm28 mm
Focal Length Max600 mm300 mm
Elements520
Groups—13
Aspherical Elements—3★
ED Elements5★2
CoatingSuper Multi-Layer Coatingfluorine coating
Aperture
Max Aperture—f/4
Min Aperture3.5-6.34-7.1
Constant✗✗
Diaphragm Blades—9★
Build
MountCanon EFSony E
Formatfull-framefull-frame
Weather Sealed✓✓
Weight2.86 kg0.59 kg★
Filter Thread105 mm67 mm
AF & Stabilization
AF TypeHyper Sonic MotorVXD linear motor★
Stabilization✓✓
Focus
Min Focus Distance—190 mm★
Max Magnification—1:2.8★

Pros & Cons

Sigma Sports 740101 150-600mm

  • Strong versatility (88th percentile)88th %ile
  • Strong stabilization (79th percentile)
  • Strong social proof (74th percentile)
  • Strong aperture (71st percentile)
  • Below average build (7th percentile)7th %ile
  • Below average macro (12th percentile)12th %ile

Tamron Di III VC 28-300mm f/4-7.1 Di III VC VXD 300mm

  • Strong versatility (98th percentile)98th %ile
  • Strong af (98th percentile)98th %ile
  • Strong optical (96th percentile)96th %ile
  • Strong user sentiment (92nd percentile)92nd %ile

Pricing

Sigma Sports 740101 150-600mm

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Tamron Di III VC 28-300mm f/4-7.1 Di III VC VXD 300mm

Verdict

★ Winner: Tamron Di III VC 28-300mm f/4-7.1 Di III VC VXD 300mm

Scores 100 overall, wins 9 of 9 usage categories and 6 of 21 specs.

Tamron Di III VC 28-300mm f/4-7.1 Di III VC VXD 300mm Better at:

MacroBudgetStreetTravelPortraitLandscapeProfessionalVideo CinemaWildlife Sports

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