400mm of reach, and it still fits in one hand. That's the whole appeal of the Sony FE 100-400mm F5.6-8, and the whole reason it's worth a closer look. Sal D'Alia took it out into the Meatpacking District to see what's really behind that size-to-reach ratio. Is the glass sharp enough? Does the autofocus keep up with New York moving at New York speed? And does "affordable" mean "compromised," or does this lens quietly outperform its price tag? Watch to see where Sony made this one work. Team Compact Zoom or Team Heavy Prime for wildlife? Drop it in the comments. Salvatore D'Alia is a filmmaker, photographer, and content creator based in New York City. Born and raised in Italy, he relocated to NYC in 2010 after earning his degree from the Academy of Cinema and Television in Milan. Sal built his career as a freelance director, producer, camera operator, and editor, collaborating with numerous Fortune 500 companies and high-profile artists such as Madonna, Ed Sheeran, and Blake Shelton....