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Sony 30mm macro now in Stock at Amazon (and cashback auction in Europe)


The new 30mm macro is now in Stock at Amazon (Click here) too! Reminder: Some ver nice image samples can be found here at DC.watch!

A reader sent me a cashback deal that is ongoing in the Netherlands. I don’t knwo yet if that deal will be extended to other euroepan countries! Here is the cachback lens list from Sony.nl:
SAL-75300 (€30,-),
SAL-18250 (€75,-),
SAL-85F28 (€20,-),
SAL-50F18 (€20,-),
SAL-50M28 (€50,-),
SAL-1680Z (€100,-),
SAL-2470Z (€100,-),
SAL-70200G (€200,-),
SAL-70300G (€100,-),
SAL-70400G (€200,-).

UPDATE: The deal is also ongoing in Belgium: http://www.sony.be/lang/nl/article/lenzen-tot-200-euro-cashback

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    1. Tamron 70-200 f2.8 is nearly 1/3rd of the price of the Sony one BUT is slowest AF on class. I ask if there where plans to make a USD version but was told not. The 70-300 is probably second only to SAL70300G it has USD and is at least £200 cheaper in the UK. If Sony don’t announce telephoto partner for 16-50 soon I may get one of these instead and it may even cost Sony the sale as I am not rich enough to replace £350-£550 lens willy nilly. If they announce anything decent I will probably buy it plus a cheaper independent to fill any gap in speed or range.

      1. I agree about the Tamron 70-200. I own it and have had my share of issues shooting sport photos.At times I like my 75-300 sony lens better.

      1. Tamron also doing cash back. I would rather have a new Sony tele zoom partner for 16-50 but at their prices might have to go for Tamron if Sony don’t at least leek info on new lens soon.

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