New Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 vs Sony GM OSS II Lens Shootout & Review!!

💭 Comment - Let us know what you think of the Sigma New 70-200mm f/2.8 down below!
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Chapters:
Intro - 00:00
Tech Specs - 00:32
Coverage - 03:53
Bokeh - 04:34
Flare - 06:00
Colour - 06:21
CA - 06:48
Sharpness - 07:33
Distortion - 08:24
Stabilisation - 08:53
Manual Focusing - 09:56
Close Focus - 10:28
Focus Breathing - 10:58
Parfocality - 11:44
Autofocus - 12:21
Conclusion - 13:09

#sigma #sigma70200 #lenscomparision

[CVPTV]

Let us know which lens you would choose down below!

[FosterMedia]

i waited 5 yearts for this lens. Got fed up waiting and bought the GMii, about 2 months ago, adn then of course they release this. I would have 100% bought the Sigma if both had been available, but im also VERY happy with the GMii, even if it costs 3k euros almost.

[IFrancyISantosI]

Couldn't you stop down to show focus breathing?

[TheIanGlover]

I cant afford the gmii but keen to know the difference between gm and gmii, im guessing that if choosing between a sony gm1 and sigma then the sigma wins hands down?

[Frostshield]

Wow, that's surprising to see how well the Sigma did against the Sony, especially for the price! Great review and quality production as always, thanks CVP

[gustavo.visuals]

I'm convinced. Definitely worth it to get the Sigma. Thank you for the video

[photodave_photography]

What do you thing for the sigma 70-200 vs the Sony 70-200 GM1? I own the GM1, but I wonder if i should sell it and grab the newer sigma

[AcuraNSX]

Really nice review but from practical experience the Sony GM blows it away because it's so much lighter and that makes such a difference on long shooting days. I much prefer the zoom ring in the rear ergonomics wise, just makes more sense as normal you're in auto focus anyway most of the time as it is so consistent.

[TheFilmGuyOfficial]

somthing i have found with 3rd party lenses is that active IBIS dosnt do much for them, it just crops in.

id like to see that included in your compositions

[inakilauzirika]

Those 1035/1045 grs from the Sony option are WITHOUT the L shaped tripod foot. If you add that part and an arca swiss plate (not included in the GM option) the weight difference comes down to rough <150grs. Sony guys are pretty damn smart but Sigma's more honest with their specs 😅

[imreallydamntired]

your videos have to be the best and most detailed comparisons and reviews of lenses awesome

[balamina]

Thank you so much Jake for the informative and very helpful comparative review! I think I go for Sigma as it saves me noticeable amount of money and I can buy another lens as well! God bless and good luck!

[doblewaw]

Pair this 70200 gm ii with my new A9iii. Sony AF really nailed it during 120fps photos. Great review anyway! ✨

[frankfeng]

Tamron 70-180 m1 for half the price or m2 for 80% of the price.

[dsdddsdwe]

Wow, I paid about $2800 USD for the G Master II. The Sigma is $1500 USD.

[denizahmet]

No choice if you want to shoot photos more than 15FPS - has to be 1st party lens.

[gregzarkodimos]

If one is really weight - conscious, it's worth noting the extremely easy way to detach completely the tripod mount on the Sony

[photogenic]

One look at the Sigma workmanship, and the 'made in Japan' label you know this isn't just a 'third-party' product. and when you first see the image on the bigger screen you think to yourself .. 'I am gonna make a feature film with this lens alone'. Then the Sony (or whatever camera brand you are using) doesn't seem important any more. Try it and see (The same applied to other Sigma lenses over the $1000 price tag).

[notmyname]

I would choose the Sony as I wont lose much if I sell it. So it will be actually cheaper than teh Sigma

[jamescaldwell]

I own a Sigma FPL, and like others in the L mount group (Leica and Panasonic) the Sigma is the only choice. Glad to hear it keeps up and is considerably more affordable.