Sony G 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 Portrait Photoshoot in the City

Hey everyone! I have a new video from Poznan, Poland. This time I decided to use my Sony G 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 lens for portrait photography on my Sony A7IV. This is a lens you would typically use for wildlife or sports photography, so it was fun trying to use it for something different with the added challenge of using a long lens on narrow city streets. Let me know which ones are you favourite photos in the comments and if you'd like to see more "challenge" style videos like this!

💛 Discounts

PHOTO + VIDEO SETUP

--

Thank you for watching!

[th]

The perfect lens for clients who have eaten too much garlic.
Seriously! Great as always! I appreciate your work for years. Thank you to all who make this video possible!

[TheBeautyBusNYC]

Wow! Nice lens! ❤that thing would break the bank 😆 💕

[mazennabil]

It's very interesting how you were able to bring such an amazing result.
I do want to mention that even though the lens has more compression than most of portrait lenses you were able to show more of the location!!

[MattHalpain]

Super fun to see you demonstrate 200-600mm lens for portraits.

[PhotoGearFun]

"Oh my arms". I feel that for sure! I don't shot portraits of people but that lens is amazing for wildlife like you mentioned. Thanks for showing us what it can do with people portraits. Cheers.

[lauroralei]

Oh lol this came right after a random youtube short on lens compression. Fascinating. Might break my old 100-300mm out tomorrow and get a few portrait pics to play around!

[zneyvan]

Hi Julia, I'm gonna try my Sony 200-600mm lens for portraits next time😄

[travelonecuador]

Which would be your recommendations in portrait lens in order of cost 🙈 pls

[mirosawkot]

Beautiful Julia is finally in Poland! Welcome to Poznań, the queen of photography!!

[petermcginty]

Thank you, Julia. I just love long lenses for creating compression. It was terrific to watch you use compression do effectively in your work. Great stuff.🎉😊

[isabelladavis]

Just invested in one of these for wildlife myself although my preferred lenses are for portraits …possibly a monopod would be a great aid helping with stability … looking forward to using mine as soon as the weather allows thank you for sharing

[photohp]

great model … did you mentioned her or have a link? - THXXX ( … and pictures are great, as always)😊

[Rickyp]

This is inspiring me to do some photo shoots with the 200-600 on my a6700, aka the 300-900.

[mhoymedlina]

When I'm starting in photography and I also rent a camera I always use zoom lens cause I haven't choice😅

[lisekpl]

OMG you are in my City ... MY CITY why i don't know about this i in this exact moment go for a walk with my camera XD What you doing here in Poznań ?

[rhykko]

Definitely my favorite look of all of your lenses so many shooters,
long lenses were the STANDARD for fashion photography during the 1990s and 2000s .
Often a 300 f2.8.

[Dnest]

Absolutely stunning! Great photos and stunning model. I love how comfortable she is in her skin! Gorgeous! As crazy as this sounds but this might be one of my favorite lenses for your work. You’re a beast to handle that lens all day 🤪whew!

[davidcarman]

Nicely done. I also have this lens and I mainly use it for portraits.

[jessushernandez]

I loved every single photo you showed on this video and I'm proud of you for not using the trees🥰🥰🥰

[PhotoTrekr]

I have the 200-600mm G lens and that would be the last lens I would use for portraits unless I was trying to do a silhouette sunset shot where I was trying to compress the background or something like that. The 200-600mm is a great lens at a great price. But, I think I'll leave it at home if I'm doing portraits.