XF150-600mm vs GF500mm

7 grams separates this 2 set-up. I know they are different. But I just have this burning desire to find out which works better for me. This is not a shoot-out rather an opportunity for this non- wildlife photographer to test and see which will I pick if I would like to give it a shot. Let me know your thoughts on the comment below.
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#XF150600 #GF500 #XH2 #GFX100SII

[@djxcel23]

No purchased link for the lenses

[@FujiFanBoys]

No. Sorry.

[@cameraprepper7938]

Google like everybody else.

[@cameraprepper7938]

I do not like zoom Lenses ! The new Fuji GF 500mm is compact and light weight, but the Fuji GFX cameras are big and heavy (like some Canon and Nikon cameras !!!), the Fuji GF 500mm is equivalent to 400mm in full frame, so not much reach, but you can crop a lot you use 100 megapixels ! I use the excellent Sony A7RIVA with 61 megapixel and the excellent Sigma 500mm 5.6 DG DN OS Sports. Fuji X-H2 + 150-600mm = 2320 g, Sony A7RVA + Sigma 500mm = 2035 g, Fuji GFX 100SII = 2258 g.

[@FujiFanBoys]

All this are excellent option for consideration. Having all equal even when crop in; the 16 bit is the winner for IQ. teh downside; the reach is not there and AF is its weakest link. Not that it's bad. cheers

[@reddychan9819]

there is a tele-convertor for GFX lenses. When you have mentioned Sony I know you don't consider image quality and colour tonality

[@mattelim]

Did the snail crawl into your frame too 😂?

[@FujiFanBoys]

I crawl very slowly toward the snail.

[@user-qn3uf4be3b]

2:05

[@FujiFanBoys]

@@user-qn3uf4be3b hahaha. have a good day ahead.

[@James-fj3bg]

depends on what subject you are taking. birding is harder to use a fixed focal length lens

[@FujiFanBoys]

agreed.