Sony Mirrorless Camera Telephoto Lenses

Great product. Camera with lens fits in perfectly. Wish they would come up with such a product for the Sony telephoto lenses.

This was one of my first lenses for any Sony mirrorless camera years ago. It was the best street lens I had partially due to lightness and ease of size but wonderful clarity unmatched by most other Sony lenses at the time. Bottom line is that I traded it in for a zoom about 5 years ago and am now purchasing it again for the same reasons I originally loved it. I have found this Zeiss lens to be superior in clarity and the size is perfection.

I have been trying to figure out a way to protect my Sony mirrorless camera sensor from dust and particles.   My biggest concern with mirrorless cameras is how quickly the camera sensor can get dirty.   These KASE filters have solved that problem.  By using a UV or ND filter that fits directly, and safely, in front of the sensor.  These filters protect the camera sensor from outside exposure when switching lenses.  This comes with a carrying case that can hold two additional filters, 3 ND filters, 1 UV filter, cleaning cloth, a guitar pick to remove the filter, finger rubber gloves, & instructions. Pros: 1. No need to add an ND filter for different sizes of lenses 2. Protects the camera sensor from dust and moisture 3. Comes with 3 different ND filters for your specific scenario 4. Includes a soft frame pad that sits nicely below the filter for prolonged use 5. Very easy to remove or install 6. No overheating issues or problems when using the entire day 7. Excellent video and image quality Cons: It doesn't have a snug fit in the Sony a7sIII.  If you remove your lens and your camera body is tilting forward, it can easily fall out.  The instructional video shows that these filters clip-in.  However, I believe the dimensions are slightly larger for the a7sIII.  So to be safe, you will want to remove your camera lenses with the body facing up.   All in all, this is an excellent innovative product!

Im using this case with my Sony mirrorless camera, a6300, three lenses (16-70, 70-200, and 12mm), and one flash. Plus some miscellaneous accessories. Im storing my 70-200mm lens and flash attachment in the outer storage pocket which leaves no room for other non-photo stuff I want to carry. But Im not usually carrying everything in any given situation, so I usually land up with extra storage.

I love this backpack. It holds my Sony mirrorless camera, three lenses (including a telephoto zoom lens), and a flash with room to spare. It fits all of my accessories and the smaller pockets are great for extra batteries, memory cards, and other smaller items. The adjustable dividers make it perfect for any size camera or accessory. This was a great purchase and worked exactly for what I needed. I love his bag.

This camera case is perfect for using my SONY mirrorless camera away from home base. I can carry three lenses, lens cleaners, an extra battery and lens hoods. It's light weight and handsome looking.

I am a part time professional photographer and have shot with Canon gear for the last 15+ years. Like many others I got tired of lugging the heavy FF cameras around and have been watching the development of the mirrorless format. I got dizzy trying to navigate all the options and make a decision but finally decided to go with the Sony A7R3. This little converter was the last push I needed to convince me that Sony was a good choice. I take photographs with my cameras. I don't really spend time assessing my gear or pixel peeping. I am not good at that sort of technical gear study. I just see whether things work well or they don't. This works and it works well. The day the camera arrived I didn't yet have any sony lenses but I have several canon lenses. I put the converter on and attached the canon 85mm and I would never have known there was a converter on the camera. The focusing was fast and accurate. This little unassuming converter has saved me countless dollars. While I sold many of my canon lenses, I was able to keep the essential ones that I shoot with most often. No need to purchase new glass to go with my beautiful new camera. This little adapter is a game changer for any canon shooters thinking of making the switch to Sony. I had no idea this existed until I spoke to the folks at B and H asking for their thoughts on which mirrorless would be good for me. BOTTOM LINE: I cannot sing the praises of this little converter/adapter highly enough. I couldn't be happier with my decision to go sony. This little relatively inexpensive thing erased any lingering doubt about the purchase.

I am using the lens with a Sony a-6000 mirrorless camera. Previously, I used two lenses that covered the same range as this one, but changing lenses on a regular basis was a hassle. Additionally, the process of swapping lenses caused small dust particles to settled on the camera's sensor that required cleaning. With this new lens I no longer have either of these issues and my photos are better than ever!

Not much to say as this is my first full frame mirrorless camera and Ive only owned Sony's but I enjoy it so far. Huge improvement over my a6000 for both photo and video and I'm using my same lenses. No complaints other than there is something rattling inside the camera but I can only hear it if it's dead quiet and I've got over 15k actuations on the shutter with no issue so... definitely recommend but I'm a bit of a Sony simp. As far as lenses I use a Sony F4 24-105 G OSS lens mostly and then my sigma 16mm and 30mm which both look fantastically crisp even though they were made for the aps-c format. Looking to get a nice 50mm for portrait and landscape then I'll probably update this review with more details once I get a prime made for the full frame.

well designed lens. The selection of available lenses is wonderful that was the reason i purchased the Mirrorless camera.from Sony and dd not buy the Nikon