Caught Jupiter and Saturn | Sigma 60-600mm F4.5-6.3 OS Sport: Review for Astrophotography and Video

I rented the Sigma 60-600 from LensRentals. This was the last day with it before I had to send it back. Decided to wake up early and try to capture some of the planets in the sky with as much details as I possibly could using this setup which included the Sony ZV-E10.

0:00 - Introduction
0:33 - Setting up the Sigma 60-600mm Lens
1:21 - What is this lens used for?
2:35 - 300 Rule for Astrophotography
3:09 - Capturing Jupiter with the Sigma Lens
4:40 - What is a Super Telephoto Zoom Lens For?
5:40 - Capturing Saturn with the Sigma Lens
6:38 - Lens Build Quality
7:18 - Hand Holding Lens for Video
7:37 - Video Footage from Houston Aquarium
10:50 - Hand Holding Video of the Moon at 600mm
11:40 - 60mm Video Stabilization Test
12:04 - 150mm Video Stabilization Test
12:30 - 300mm Video Stabilization Test
13:07 - 600mm Video Stabilization Test
14:13 - Is the Lens Worth the Money?
14:26 - Sigma 60-600mm vs 150-600mm
14:48 - Sigma 60-600mm vs Canon 100-400mm
16:20 - Sigma 60-600mm vs 50-500mm
16:51 - Sigma 60-600mm vs Vintage Tokina 400mm f4.5
17:57 - Conclusion

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