Re: Prices of the Z 600mm f/6.3 PF and Z 400mm f/4.5 after Sony's announcement.
eh, it's Sony reacting to the market. for anyone already on Nikon they're not going to switch brands for those lenses (i mean i wouldn't). Nikon has periodic sales so price-wise year-round sk they can compete to a certain degree.
to me, the temptation is on the 28-70/2 and 50-150/2 but not enough to reinvest into Sony because i can't with their ergonomics.
i am sure Nikon will have an answer to those lenses...given how fantastic the 24-70 SII and 70-200 SII are.
Savviest wrote:
It looks like Sony is eliminating Nikon's monopoly on smaller, lighter wildlife lenses with their equivalents announced today. I am stunned by how aggressive Sony's pricing is. It makes me wonder if Sony is releasing these as loss leaders to steal wildlife photographers away from Nikon.
Do you foresee Nikon reducing the prices of the Z 400mm f/4.5 ($800 more expensive) and Z 600mm f/6.3 ($1500 more expensive)? I personally think Nikon must drastically reduce their prices if they hope to retain and attract new wildlife shooters.
Sep 16, 2026 at 12:51 PM
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