Tamron Tap-In Console: Optimized for Nikon Lenses in Black Review

I have 2 Tamron lenses. When I was looking at the Nikon Z5, I rented it for a few days. My Tamron 400mm lens didn't work with the FTZ adapter. After updating the firmware on the lens everything worked without problems.

Changing the calibration scale to fix this with my chart and scale wasn't accurate at all and made it worse. Now I have to pay a professional to fix what the program was doing.

I think if you have one of the Tamron lenses that also attach to this unit this is a very useful article. The real advantage lies in the adjustment of front/back focus problems at different focal lengths. With cameras, you can usually only set one value for the entire zoom range of the lens.

I am writing this review at the request of Revain, having only owned the Tap-In Console for a few weeks. I'm assuming anyone reading this review is familiar with how the console is advertised and knows that it only works with a handful of newer Tamron lenses. I tested the device with a Tamron 150-600 G2 lens. It connected with a single click like a camera to the lens and to a computer with the included USB cable. I downloaded the software from the Tamron support site and followed the…