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EDU Members: Sony FE 20-70mm f/4 G Lens for Sony E $888.2 + Shipping

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Adorama [adorama.com] has for Sony EDU members the Sony FE 20-70mm for $100 cheaper than the usual EDU pricing. Also available for backorder on B&H [bhphotovideo.com].

https://www.adorama.com/iso2070.html
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Adorama [adorama.com] has for Sony EDU members the Sony FE 20-70mm for $100 cheaper than the usual EDU pricing. Also available for backorder on B&H [bhphotovideo.com].

https://www.adorama.com/iso2070.html

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Model: FE 20-70mm F4 G Compact, Lightweight Standard Zoom Lens Covers Ultra-wide 20 Mm To 70 Mm SEL2070G

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Amerijapoxicano
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I've used this lens quite a bit. I can recommend it at this price. Bought it for slightly less a year ago but that was used.
Only gripe is the obvious one of the F4. I shoot mostly with prime lenses, but for outdoor shots in the daytime, this thing is great. I especially like it for video. It's not too big and can work on a gimbal with ease.
Not as good as my primes for picture quality, but way more flexible. I shoot outdoor events with this zoom more than my primes.
9h ago
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slimwantsfat
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Quote from Amerijapoxicano :
I've used this lens quite a bit. I can recommend it at this price. Bought it for slightly less a year ago but that was used. Only gripe is the obvious one of the F4. I shoot mostly with prime lenses, but for outdoor shots in the daytime, this thing is great. I especially like it for video. It's not too big and can work on a gimbal with ease. Not as good as my primes for picture quality, but way more flexible. I shoot outdoor events with this zoom more than my primes.
Is this thing heave for travel? I use tamoron 17-24 most of the time for the light weight. Thanks!
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MikeyMike01
7h ago
998 Posts
Quote from Amerijapoxicano :
I've used this lens quite a bit. I can recommend it at this price. Bought it for slightly less a year ago but that was used.
Only gripe is the obvious one of the F4. I shoot mostly with prime lenses, but for outdoor shots in the daytime, this thing is great. I especially like it for video. It's not too big and can work on a gimbal with ease.
Not as good as my primes for picture quality, but way more flexible. I shoot outdoor events with this zoom more than my primes.

If you could only have one lens, what would you pick
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halocdr
2h ago
237 Posts
Quote from MikeyMike01 :
If you could only have one lens, what would you pick

Replying to you and the other person above, my current one lens to rule them all is the Tamron 35-150. But the only downside is it's pretty large and hefty, so if you travel be prepared to not be able to tuck it easily and get a good arm workout. But me personally, I'd rather have tired arms and the shots I wanted
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redaurora
1m ago
183 Posts
Quote from MikeyMike01 :
If you could only have one lens, what would you pick
I have the Sony 24-105, I prefer the wider angle for indoor spaces, and if I need more zoom after 105, I'll use zoom in digitally. But I'd recommend using a tripod for taking telephoto photos as the further you zoom for handheld shots, the more likely you'll get blurred shots. I find 105 the most i could reach while handholding while retaining "good" results (occasional blurred tree while pixel peeping)

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