Meike 50mm f/0.95 50mm

Meike 50mm f/0.95 50mm

Meike
36 Overall Score
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Tamron Di III VC 28-300mm f/4-7.1 Di III VC VXD

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

Tamron
100 Overall Score

What Buyers Say

Meike 50mm f/0.95 50mm

65 out of 100 low confidence 5 reviews

The Meike 50mm f/0.95 lens is praised for its fast aperture and creamy bokeh, especially on cinema cameras like the Blackmagic Pocket. However, it is not designed for pixel-peeping professionals seeking ultimate sharpness. The lens is only compatible with mirrorless systems, not DSLRs like the Canon 90D. It lacks a clickless aperture ring and does not include a lens hood.

Pros
  • Fast f/0.95 aperture
  • Creamy bokeh
  • Great for cinema cameras
Cons
  • Not for professional sharpness seekers
  • Only compatible with mirrorless systems
  • No clickless aperture ring
  • No lens hood included
👍 Aperture speed 1
👍 Bokeh quality 1
👎 Sharpness 1
👎 Compatibility 1
👎 Aperture ring type 1
👎 Accessories included 1

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

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

Budget
Meike
41
Tamron
97
Macro
Meike
43
Tamron
92
Landscape
Meike
32
Tamron
87
Wildlife Sports
Meike
23
Tamron
85
Professional
Meike
28
Tamron
85
Street
Meike
36
Tamron
83
Portrait
Meike
38
Tamron
82
Video Cinema
Meike
29
Tamron
82
Travel
Meike
29
Tamron
81

Specifications

Meike 50mm f/0.95 50mmTamron Di III VC 28-300mm f/4-7.1 Di III VC VXD
Optics
Typeprimezoom
Focal Length Min50 mm28 mm
Focal Length Max50 mm300 mm
Elements720
Groups513
Aspherical Elements—3★
ED Elements—2★
Coatingmulti-coatedfluorine coating
Aperture
Max Aperturef/16f/4
Min Aperturef/0.954-7.1
Constant✗✗
Diaphragm Blades13★9
Build
MountSony ESony E
FormatAPS-Cfull-frame★
Weather Sealed—✓★
Weight0.42 kg★0.59 kg
Filter Thread62 mm67 mm
AF & Stabilization
AF Typemanual focus onlyVXD linear motor★
Stabilization✗✓★
Focus
Min Focus Distance450 mm190 mm★
Max Magnification—1:3.8★

Pros & Cons

Meike 50mm f/0.95 50mm

  • Below average user sentiment (8th percentile)8th %ile
  • Below average af (13th percentile)13th %ile
  • Below average versatility (34th percentile)

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

  • Strong af (98th percentile)98th %ile
  • Strong versatility (98th percentile)98th %ile
  • Strong optical (97th percentile)97th %ile
  • Strong user sentiment (91st percentile)91st %ile

Pricing

Meike 50mm f/0.95 50mm

No current pricing available

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

Verdict

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

Scores 100 overall, wins 9 of 9 usage categories and 8 of 21 specs.

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

MacroBudgetStreetTravelPortraitLandscapeProfessionalVideo CinemaWildlife Sports

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