Sony 300mm f/2.8 vs 200-600mm — Which Wildlife Lens Wins?

Sony 300mm f/2.8 vs 200-600mm — which one’s better for wildlife photography? In this hands-on review, I compare Sony’s lightweight new 300mm f/2.8 GM prime with the ultra-popular 200-600mm zoom to help you decide which lens might be the right fit for your style, budget, and shooting conditions. As a full-time wildlife photographer, I’ve used both extensively in the field — and in this video, I break down the key differences: ✅ Image quality comparison ✅ Autofocus performance ✅ Flexibility in the field ✅ Bokeh and depth ✅ Portability, price and real-world usability 🎥 Includes sample images and real talk from experience — no fluff, no specs-only reviews. 🔔 Subscribe for more honest wildlife gear reviews, photo tips, and field diaries: 📸 Find me on Instagram: @wildmanrouse 🌍 Workshops & tours: www.andyrouse.co.uk 💬 Which lens would YOU choose — and why? Drop your thoughts in the comments — I’d love to hear what works for you in the wild!