Sony E 18-105mm f/4 PZ G OSS Lens Review
Sony 18-105mm f/4 PZ G OSS Verdict
Clearly, as this lens is aimed at video shooters, some of the optical issues may not be a concern for people recording moving images with this lens on an NEX camera. In fact, it is very good for this job.Those shooting stills may be wary of the poor performance towards the edges of the frame at the telephoto end of the zoom, and the wild distortion that is present, as well as the high levels of fringing present. These issues make the lens difficult to recommend to those who may shoot stills with this lens, unless shooting JPEG only.
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Sony 18-105mm f/4 PZ G OSS Pros
Excellent build qualityExcellent sharpness in the centre of the frame
Relatively lightweight
Effective optical stabilisation
Sony 18-105mm f/4 PZ G OSS Cons
Lack of sharpness towards the edges of the frame at 105mmHigh CA levels
Wild distortion at 105mm
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