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Honestly I’ve only shot just a few bugs the last couple days so I’m not sure. Today is the first damselfly I’ve seen here this year. I will certainly let you know if it does though. I have to say that the 90mm macro is certainly just as sharp as the Nikon 105. I’m just so grateful how small everything is. I just had my last surgery at Mayo 5.5 weeks ago on my right arm and this change has really helped me. It does track bugs really well but I’ll have to get back with you on the eyes.
I absolutely love the Sony 100-400 and that will most likely be my insect and flower setup. I just happened to get these guys while out with the 200-600. The 100-400 Sony is very light and extremely sharp.
Here is a size comparison if you want to see the difference between the 200–600 and the 100–400. I never got to use the Nikon version because I was never able to acquire one but this is the fastest focusing zoom lens I have ever used. I did get the 70–200 as well but I think the 100–400 focus is just as fast as the version two 70–200 mm.
The 200-600 isn’t bad at all because it’s an external zoom and the 100/400 is not. Even with the condition of my arms, I don’t have much issue using my cotton carrier vest for 2-3 hours at a time with the 200/600. The camera body is light as a feather.
