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First shot, a quick grab in wet falling snow.
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Yow that's sharp! Beauty.
I just sent back a 400 f4.5 that I rented along with a Z7ii to try out. It is definitely a sharp lens and the light weight and balance are superb for a relatively fast aperture lens. I found that I need the versatility of a zoom, so this lens is not for me. But if you don't need a zoom, I think it strikes a good balance of aperture and portability (and value, though IMO it's a bit overpriced and should be below $3K). It's faster than a 400 (or longer) zoom that is only f5.6 or f6.3 or f7.1 but much smaller and more affordable than a 400 f2.8 .
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With the 1.4 TC.
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Bird looks great but that OOF BG doesn't look so sporty.
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Agreed, not a good composition at all. I simply stood in my yard and shot the first thing that moved just to test the sharpness for myself. Of course, I also wanted an excuse to play with my new toys.Getting about here at the moment is very difficult due to heavy snow storms.
Beautiful shots looks like the lens is working well for you Ivan, good luck with it,