The ONE lens you need: Sigma 16-300mm vs Tamron 18-300mm SUPERZOOM lens review!

Sigma 16-300mm lens: http://SDP.io/S16300 (for Sony E, Canon RF, Fuji X, L-Mount) Tamron 18-300mm lens: http://SDP.io/S18300 (for Sony E, Fuji X-mount) This video compares the Sigma 16-300 and Tamron superzoom lenses for Sony APS-C cameras. Here's a summary: General: Superzoom lenses are useful for their range, even if they lack top-tier sharpness and speed. Sony has limited competitors in this category. Pricing: Sigma is $699, Tamron is $599. Handling: Both lenses have similar weight (around 615-620g). Range: Sigma offers a wider range (16mm/24mm equivalent) compared to Tamron (18mm/27mm equivalent), but phone cameras can often cover the wide end. Sharpness: Sigma is generally sharper, especially at longer telephoto lengths (200mm, 300mm). Tamron is sharper at 100mm. Macro: Macro capabilities are a tie. Contrast & Bokeh: Tamron has better contrast and slightly better bokeh. Sigma has more flaring. Conclusion: The Sigma is worth the extra $100 due to its overall better sharpness, especially at the telephoto end. 0:00 Introduction 0:46 Pricing 2:10 Sharpness vs iPhone 2:34 Zoom Range 3:28 Sharpness 4:54 Contrast 5:47 Bokeh 6:12 Summary