Sigma 150 600 Sony E Mount

[Yes] Have used it with my Sony A9, Sigma 150-600 sport with 1.4 extender and it handled the weight with no problems.

[Aluminum] Now able to mount sigma 150-600 on celestron AXX telescope mount! Excellent so far. Might make sense/convenience to have the mounting screws metric hex versus 3/16 but not a problem.

[Gimbal Head] I was using a ball mount for my D850 with Sigma 150-600, but never again. This GKJr. Katana Pro is much better. It's steady. It's smooth up and down. It's smooth left and right. It locks the camera and lens securely. I love it!

[Aluminum] My Sigma 150-600 is a breeze to handle with this gimbal. Birding has never been this much fun.

[0.36 lb] is a great addition for the sigma 150-600 lens allowing you to change features according to your needs

[1.6 oz (45 g)] It fits snuggly over the lens hood of my Sigma 150-600 C lens and offers good protection when installed. It is easily removed when required.

[0.25 lb] I have a Sigma 150-600 and like to shoot in high sun conditions. This polarizing filter permits me to quickly correct for glare and get the best sky I can. A good investment for this lens.

[0.04 lb] I use this on my Sigma 150-600 in order to get pics of the sun with an ND filter. Purchasing a 77mm ND filter is much less expensive than a 95mm. It works like a charm without any vignetting.

[-4 to +20 EV] This is my dream camera for birding, which I use with the Sigma 150-600 Contemporary lens.  Wonderful AF tracking for Birds in Flight.  Nearly full AF-point coverage over the viewfinder area.   Blazing fast shooting and a deep buffer.  Love the AF-point joystick and backlit buttons.   Excellent ergonomics.   Highly recommended !

[3 Positions] My first tripod was a small Mefoto Backpacker S, which is great if you need something ultralight for use when sitting down. I needed heavier and ultimately bought a very large Robus RC-5570 for use with my Sigma 150-600 lens. However, that's not a system I use when I need to be more mobile, so I needed a good midsize. One light enough to carry easily, yet tall and strong enough I can use with my Canon 100-400 lens. This one works perfectly. It's tall enough I can use it without having to stoop too much, works great when sitting down, and easily holds my Canon 80D and 100-400 IS II and my smaller lenses. This has become my main go-to lens for most cases. While I can technically use my Sigma 150-600 and gimbal with this one, the large Robus is still better for that combination.