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The VS100-300 extends and rotates the front end when focussing, just as the VS80-200 does.
Zooming moves the front end and extends the lens up to 20cm from mount to tip at 300mm, which really makes it bothersome not having a tripod mount.
Both lenses are great examples of the Carl Zeiss expertise as a lens maker. On my two Sony cameras, the A7 and the A7R III they each render images with the typical Zeiss fingerprint: great contrast, micro contrast, saturated and punchy colors, sharpness and smooth bokeh. These are also the qualities that are the recipe for some great 3D impression.
At 200mm both lenses seem equal to me. The differences that I find are more due to imperfect focussing (despite several tries with the best possible effort) than to actual differences in performance. Once one lens is ahead, sometimes the other. Only longitudinal CA are visible more with the VS80-200. Both lenses exhibit some degree of lateral CA, but not at a level that bothers me.
Wide open both Vario-Sonnars perform quite a bit better than the OM Zuiko 4/200 that is overcast with some spherical and some longitudinal chromatic aberrations. At f/8 all lenses perform equally, but the VS has the least amount of lateral CA.
A word of warning:
Since both lenses are rather slow, hitting perfect focus is very difficult, even with a tripod and when trying your best with maximum magnification and careful focus. I found myself trying to judge sharpness with images being focussed just a little differently (without noticing at first). So if you think your lens is no good, be sure to first shoot another couple of sets before your final judgement.
The VS80-200 has a stronger vignette that extends quite far from the edge of the frame towards the center. The vignetting is even and smooth, which could be nice for concentrating the view on the center of the frame. The VS100-300 vignettes quite a bit too, but extends less towards the middle of the frame. It has particularly dark corners which bothers me more than the stronger vignetting of the VS80-200, especially in a landscape scenario with high contrast, like the ones with the cement plant. On the other hand it can be corrected quite easily in post production.
I took sample shots today at 100mm and 200mm and will provide the samples below. In my opinion at 100mm (at the distance I chose), there is no distortion to speak of. At 200mm both lenses exhibit a very light pincushion distortion. The VS100-300 still has that pincushion distortion at 300mm. But, see for yourself:
When it comes to using the lenses with strong lightsources in or near the frame, there is a clear difference between the two lenses. While the VS80-200 handles it quite well, keeping up color and contrast at an acceptable level, the VS100-300 overcasts the frame with a veil. Also it flares in various colors, which the VS80-200 does far less. The samples were obviously taken in an extreme scenario, but still you have to be aware that using the VS 100-300 in strong backlight may be a real problem. The VS100-300 does produce nicer (8-pointed) sunstars, though. The sunstars of the VS80-200 have 18 points and not only due to that attribute are less defined.
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The Skyfox mechanics is a classic, VARIO original product. Where glow plug nitro engines used to be, today a small, powerful electric motor drives your rotorcraft. Skyfox, that stands for lightness as it is desired in electric flight resulting in longer flight times. The kit with Ord.No. 1100 contains the frames for the Skyfox mechanics. For this electromechanical system we offer a drive set for 6S LiPos.
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