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ChrisMak wrote:
Yes, of course.
The point though is not at all that people are looking for something bad to say about the 800PF.
Like any new lens it is scrutinized, and if many agree on something particular, then it is usually at least partially true.
Like I said, the images where the PF type bokeh will surface are limited, and you can even make sure it doesn't happen at all by simply not taking such images.
I disagree though about the 600GM, even though good images depend on the photographer, subject and the occasion, the 600GM adheres to all requirements for an immaculate super telelens. That does not mean though, that the Nikon 800PF may not have the edge when it comes to color rendering or contrast. The Sony 600GM appears to be very neutral, like all Sony GM lenses. It seems Sony has this neutral look as a priority.....Show more →
I'll grant that some lenses render backgrounds differently, but that's mainly in the portraiture realm. When comparing a 600mm f/4 and an 800mm f/6.3, you're not going to find a "vast" difference. You can't fight math. There *might* be a *slight* difference when the background is not far enough to be completely blown out, but I'd bet there will be no discernible difference without unreasonable pixel peeping. If one is even slightly conscientious about their backgrounds, that situation is unlikely to even occur very often.
If you want proof that the Sony produces nervous and busy backgrounds, peruse the Sony 600mm f/4 forum for a couple minutes; you'll find a multitude of photos with terrible backgrounds.
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