GoPro Hero9 Black vs Sigma 150-600mm

This was not the camera for the job. Although the picture quality is excellent, everything else left much to be desired. The battery life is very short and if you do not have extras, your shoot will be severely put on hold. Image stabilization is there, but not as impressive as advertisements and commercials would have you believe

All right is this good. Can you turn to the left a little? I need this reflection. Yeah yeah, I'm getting the bounce back right here, that's good! It'...

The lens is sharp and you can set the camera to work in Raw format if you want. It's especially appealing if you want ultra-wide shots and don't want to invest in an interchangeable lens camera or upgrade your smartphone to a model with an ultra-wide lens.

This will be the hardest test for image quality in the middle of the lenses projected image. Firstly, add 150 millimeter and f5. The lenses pretty sha...

What struck me when I opened the box is the size and portability. This little camera is made to travel. It's unbelievably light, compact and durable. The cost compared with a full-sized DSLR makes it an easy choice to bring anywhere in any conditions

The reason I upgraded was because I loved the 400mm reach and got addicted to it, and figured 600 was better than 400, right?? I will say that this is quite a bit bigger and heavier than the 100-400mm version (twice the weight). Your forearm WILL get tired of you handhold this for too long, but it’s bearable. The autofocus on this is a little slower than the 100-400mm, and it seems to hunt more - but it’s possible it’s because the extra reach compresses the scene more (that’s just a guess, I don’t know if that’s actually how it works). Costwise it’s not much more than the 100-400, so I would base your decision on whether you’re okay with the extra size and weight

Cons: *This GoPro is considerably larger and heavier than previous go pros. You are going to feel it if it is attached to your head or on a long extension. This is the price for a front LCD screen as well as improved image stabilisation I think.

The Sport is supposedly more ruggedly built and better sealed - but that doesn't matter if the lens is too heavy for me to want to carry in the first place. And You can literally buy two Contemporary lenses for the price of one Sport.