The move to mirrorless by some of the industry’s biggest players put the focus on their new lens lineups. Originally published April 30th, 2020 | Updated September 6th, 2020 In our recent look at ~$2000 full frame mirrorless cameras , we said that choosing between them is as much about buying into a lens system as anything else. In this article, we’re going to have a look at the four full-frame mirrorless systems to see what they offer and where they might yet go. This article isn’t a question of ‘which range is biggest,’ it’s to help show which lineups have the lenses you might need for your photography. As well as the lenses currently available, we’ll consider the degree of support provided by third-party lens makers and briefly discuss some of the technologies involved. The lens charts in this article were updated and now reflect the high-end autofocus […]
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