Sony Mirrorless Camera For Wedding Photography

I was nikon shooter before and mainly did landscape photography. I was contemplating for moving to mirrorless system from sometimes. After much research, I found Sony a7iv to meet all of my photography need and still keep some room for learning new skills like videography. I happy to say I did this decision. The images coming from this camera are top notch and high iso performance blew my mind away. Auto focus is something I haven't seen before. It surprised me how quickly it focus. I think i will be new Sony alpha fan boy from now. Fully recommend this camera. Also, B&H service is amazing.

Works very well for Sony mirrorless camera

This camera came exactly as described and is exactly what I needed for my wedding photography business.

I've owned the Canon 70-200 f/2.8 L version 1 & 2, and when I went to Sony back in 2014, I purchased the Tamron 70-200 f/2.8 for A-mount and was amazed at the lightweight and image quality the lens produced and was hooked. Fast forward to the end of 2020 and I finally made the jump to mirrorless and needed a new telephoto zoom. Why did I buy this one over the Sony 70-200 GM? - I'm a wedding photographer, and I'm OVER the weight and bulkiness of 70-200 lenses. This particular one is LIGHT (lighter than some standard zoom DSLR & mirrorless lenses) and physically smaller. I can hardly notice and feel the load of this thing paired with the a7iii at all! Over an 8-12 hour wedding day, this is a game changer. - It's sharp wide open, it focuses fast & silent, and when using the Eye Auto Focus feature on the a7iii, it captures subjects moving towards me perfectly (i.e. think brides & grooms walking down the aisle). - I can use it as a macro lens - if you lock it in at 70mm (there's a lock switch on the barrel) and put your camera in manual focus mode and use manual focus assist and peaking, you can get as close as 10.5 inches to the subject with a 1:2 reproduction ratio using this as a macro lens. No need for a separate macro lens anymore for those rings shots (wedding photographers I'm talking to you); one less lens to carry with you! Do I miss the 20mm on the telephoto end? Not really, I hardly even notice it. But what about image stabilization on the lens itself? Don't need it, that's what IBIS is for. It's a job well done by Tamron. And with its price point, it's a no-brainer.

Works very well on my Sony mirrorless.

These are perfect for powering your Sony Alpha mirrorless camera.

This will be my go to lens for wedding photography.

I use this for wedding and portrait photography.

WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY

Love this for wedding photography!!!