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Right alongside the launch of the FE 16mm F\/1.8 G ultra-wide-angle prime lens, Sony also launched a super-telephoto zoom lens: the FE 400-800mm F\/6.3-8 G OSS. This massive piece of glass has the longest focal length amongst Sony E-mount lenses and will be perfect for bird, wild, or sport photography and filmmaking. So, let’s take a closer look at it!<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Back in 2019, Sony released the Sony FE 200-600mm f\/5.6-6.3 G OSS and the massive FE 600mm f\/4 GM OSS telephoto prime lens<\/a>. While the super-telephoto zoom lens market can seem relatively “niche,” Sony continues to expand their Sony E-Mount lineup, which will now cover all focal lengths from 12mm up to 800mm with this new FE 400-800mm F\/6.3-8 G OSS.<\/p>\n\n

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Sony\u00a0FE 400-800mm F\/6.3-8 G OSS super-telephoto zoom. Image credit: Sony<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n

Sony\u00a0FE 400-800mm F\/6.3-8 G OSS – features<\/h2>\n\n

The Sony FE 400-800mm F\/6.3-8 G OSS is a massive lens with an outside diameter of 11.9cm\/4.68in, a length of 34.6cm\/13.6in, and a weight of 2.47kg\/5.22lbs with the tripod collar. As you can tell, this is the kind of lens you bring on purpose, as it takes a lot of room in a backpack\/case.<\/p>\n\n

This super-telephoto zoom lens covers full-frame image sensors. With a wide zoom range that goes from 400mm with a maximum aperture of F\/6.3 to 800mm at F\/8, it has the most extended focal length of the Sony E-Mount lens lineup. Furthermore, if you use it with the optional 1.4x teleconverter, you can reach 1120mm at F\/11 and even 1600mm at F\/16 with the 2.0x teleconverter.<\/p>\n\n

On the lens body, you’ll find two large rings, one for the zoom and one for the focus. When you zoom in\/out, the lens doesn’t extend or retract; it has an internal zooming design, which almost doesn’t change the center of gravity of your setup when zooming.<\/p>\n\n

There is also a plethora of buttons and switches, including:<\/p>\n\n