Sony - FE 24-240mm f/3.5-6.3 OSS Full-Frame E-Mount Telephoto Zoom Lens - Black

I love my Sony - FE 24-240mm f/3.5-6.3 OSS SEL24240 lens. I keep this glass on my Sony Alpha 7ii ( a7ii ) most of the time. It can fit and work on my a6000 which if I am not mistaken would make it a 36- 360mm. I can capture great portraits and zoom in on distant objects even with movement because of it's OSS (optical stabilization). I would recommend this to most people shooting outdoor in daylight and maybe a different lens for indoor shorter distances with lower light conditions. Have a Great Day, JW~

Just returned from 3-week European vacation using this camera/lens combo most of the time and was very pleased with results. I've come to realize that with mirrorless cameras, the exposed sensor is subject to dirt and dust every time a lens is removed and every tiny speck on the sensor will show up on the image. Having a lens that stays on for most shots keeps the compartment much cleaner.

If you want to travel light, or are heading into an environment that precludes changing lenses, this lens is a very useful answer. The 24-240mm gives you medium wide to long reach. Even at f6.3, the bokeh at 240mm is pleasant. I've used it on my A7ii and my a6000 with good results. On an APS camera the 240mm images like a 360mm, which is a great lightweight wildlife system. This lens will not replace my primes or my constant f4s or f2.8s, but it has a place in my kit.

Although my initial choice was a much higher price I settled for this due to budget constraints. I'm not disappointed at all. The lens has quite a reach, build quality and sharpness that will take you by surprise. I'm pleased with the purchase and use it as a walk around lens. Ps: I do support the lens always as it is weighty but worth its weight.

I recently purchased this lens for my A7 which I've owned since it's release. I'm an amateur photographer and I like to travel when I can. Many airlines are starting to put weight restrictions on carry-ons so that's why I bought this lens. My last trip, I brought my A7, A6000, alpha 55-200mm w/ e-mount adapter, alpha 16-50mm, kit FE 24-70, NEX 16mm pancake with fish-eye converter, alpha 50mm. Next trip, I'm downsizing! I've taken some photos and I have to say they're pretty nice. Only downside is the auto-focus, but that was to be expected. I would highly recommend this lens to those that don't want to be bogged down with numerous lenses.

All around great versatility image quality isn't as sharp as primes of course but still lots of very usable images. A big con is the weight nearly at 2 pounds it can be quite heavy but comparing it to how many focal lengths this covers its kinda the same as bringing maybe 3 primes. In the end if your looking for an all in one zoom lens, this might be the one your looking for.

As soon as I got the Sony A7Rii, I also got my first (and still only) Sony lens: 24-240. I've shot with it at Disney World, San Diego County Fair, and three model shoots so far. I'm still extremely impressed with the sharpness of this lens. Also from watching a video on YouTube I discovered that if you zoom all the way out (240mm) you can shoot semi-close ups! Yes, sort of a macro effect! I just shot some close ups of bees in action! You have to stand back about 3 feet but that's where I want to be! The bokeh is also very nice. No lens creep as the zoom is just stiff enough to stay in place. Truly worth every penny! Oh, and I shot at night in Disney World the fireworks show handheld at 1/50th a sec...(In a torrential downpour of rain) and the shots looked fantastic! This is truly the travel lens you need! (I've been using top of the line Nikon gear since 2005, but the A7Rii was too interesting to pass up!)

good for travel, no need to change lenses, bring home hi resolution pictures for printing.