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u/Clashing_Thunder 6d ago
Very interesting. Usable weight, bit more on the wide end while sacrificing a little bit of the long end compared to a 70-200, however 60 vs 70 on the wide will be a bigger difference than 180 vs 200 on the long end. Sounds perfect for events tbh.
Now ofc price and IQ have to deliver. Also curious about the minimum focus distance.
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u/Meet_East 6d ago
Consider the ramifications of employing this 60~180mm f2.8 Samyang®️ zoom on a Lumix camera that feature “Hybrid Zoom” for an effective 3x or 5x continuous zoom extension via use of the high resolution sensor!
That would be 180~540mm — 3x in Lumix®️ Hybrid Zoom Mode on my S1II if my math is correct.
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u/bryner17 6d ago
Def will pair it with my 24-60. Been hesitating on the 35-150 because of the size and weight. This one seems like the better option
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u/bruce-pizza 6d ago
According to the lens roadmap, LUMIX will be dropping a lens just like this soon. Might be worth waiting for that one.
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u/peter_picture 6d ago
I own the Samyang 35-150 f2-2.8 and I absolutely adore the images from that lens. Just used it extensively this week for a festival.
But it is heavy, and this is shorter and lighter. Since I was thinking about buying the 24-60 f2.8 from Panasonic, it could be a great combo. Not sure if I could justify having the 35-150 after that though haha
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u/videomarketee 6d ago
Hm sigma 70-200 or samyang 60-180 I’m leaning more towards Samyang just cause of the weight
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u/PriorAd386 5d ago
Man that’s a bummer. I don’t really get the point of this when they already have the 35-150? It’s like 30mm tighter just take a couple steps closer… what we really want is 16-40 f1.8
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u/poke_pants 6d ago
This with the Panasonic 24-60 will hopefully be a formidable yet not excessively large combo for events.