Tamron 28-200 Lens Comparison (vs Sony 24-105 + Canon 70-300)

In this video I do an in-depth comparison of the Tamron 28-200 f2.8-5.6 Di III RXD lens to the Sony and Canon lenses I use to see if I can replace both of them with the Tamron and still deliver good quality.

00:00 Intro
03:18 Image Review
06:46 Side by Side Comparisons

My current setup:
Sony a7r3
Sigma 14-24 f2.8 DG DN ART
Sony 24-104 f4 G OSS
Canon 70-300 f4-f5.6 L IS USM + Metabones adapter

One important thing I didn't mention is lack of built-in image stabilization or a AF/MF switch on the Tamron lens. Neither of those matters much for me since the a7r3 has stabilization and you can program a button to switch focus mode.

RAW images and side by side views: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...

Mads Peter Iversen's video comparison of this Tamron lens to a very similar setup:    • TAMRON 28-200mm | WATCH THIS before b...  

In my opinion, the a7r3 + a good ultrawide lens + the Tamron is one of the top two options out there for a landscape photographer who does a lot of hiking.

The other setup I mentioned that I would highly recommend exploring is Nikon Z7 ii + 14-30 + 24-200.
Dave Morrow's thoughts about switching to it from his Nikon d810:    • Nikon Z7, Why I Took a 2 Year Break, ...  
Felix Jorgenfelt's review of this setup playlist:    • Nikon Z7 II First Impressions for Lan...