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I think you'll find that it's not a fault but a general phenomenon of many lenses and camera combinations. Even on my 100-400mk2 on my full frame 6Dmk2, I get vingetting which I use correction software and cropping to remove as much as possible. The effect is less noticable on crop body cameras compared to full frame cameras. It's more noticable at wide apertures so you can mitigate this by closing your lens down as much as possible. I've attached an un-edited/ un-corrected equalised image from my camera to demonstrate.
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I think you'll find that it's not a fault but a general phenomenon of many lenses and camera combinations. Even on my 100-400mk2 on my full frame 6Dmk2, I get vingetting which I use correction software and cropping to remove as much as possible. The effect is less noticable on crop body cameras compared to full frame cameras. It's more noticable at wide apertures so you can mitigate this by closing your lens down as much as possible. I've attached an un-edited/ un-corrected equalised image from my camera to demonstrate.
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