[Klaus]

Just to provide some links where you can also find the MTFs:

 

FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS

http://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/camera...sel70200gm

 

FE 24-70mm f/2.8 GM

http://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/camera.../sel2470gm


FE 85mm f/1.4 GM

http://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/camera...sel85f14gm

 

SEL14TC

http://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/camera-lenses/sel14tc

 

SEL20TC

http://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/camera-lenses/sel20tc

 

Nikon and Canon will struggle to catch up with their upcoming full format mirrorless systems ...

[Klaus]

Funny ... the 85 has an aperture ring ...


And the 85 and 70-200 have 11(!) aperture blades.


And all are BRICKS

[JJ_SO]

Do they rattle as well?

 

:lol:

 

"rhythm is it..." 

 

820 gr for the 85, and the aperture ring looks like a bigger copy of Fujinons. But it can be declicked. I need it, get me a dozen.

[Klaus]

Do they rattle as well?

 

:lol:

 

"rhythm is it..." 

 

I think I haven't noticed this with Sony ;-) but never say never!

[stoppingdown]

"The SEL20TC teleconverter is currently compatible with the SEL70200GM lens only."

 

Too bad.    But there's that "currently"... new, future lenses or firmware update for past lenses?

[JJ_SO]

When I look at a lens on a website and over it it's a line with "Electronics   Playstation   Entertainment" I'm sort of feeling to be on weird grounds.

 

[borisbg]

It looks like only MFT will remain smaller and lighter system.

[youpii]

Funny ... the 85 has an aperture ring ...

 

 

The 35/1.4 has the same ring

[Klaus]

I am slightly wondering about the appeal of those lenses on a dwarfish Sony camera.

Anyway, so it has begun -  mirrorless systems (well, Sony) are battling on the DSLR's last exclusive grounds now.

[borisbg]

Given the prices, weight, and size, what would attract prospective DSLR buyers? The lack of mirror, or 4K video? Maybe hype?

Let alone existing DSLR owners. What is there for them?