Tamron SP 70-200mm F/2.8 Di VC G2 for Nikon 📷 FX DSLR with 6-Year Limited USA Warranty - New Lenses Only Review

The lens turned out very successful! Shooting sports is easy, portrait shooting is not a question at all! The resolution for the Nikon D800 is more than enough, the detail is excellent, yes, at 2.8 it is soft, but just as much as needed. The contrast is normal, it does not let you lose details, it also copes with backlight perfectly. Bokeh is smooth, I really like it. But still, not everything is so smooth. There is one peculiarity, when the camera is operated with a battery pack (not original)

it is quite versatile, suitable for: portraits, animal photography, reporting, lenses with similar image quality from other manufacturers are more expensive (Not to mention sigma) I am very pleased, probably, it is worth noting the design separately, I don’t know if it was intended to be like that, attach photos because of the 10 mb limit, and I have them weighing 18 you can look at my insta: (No, this is not advertising, it's just convenient, I don't ask anyone to subscribe and like)

They say Tamron is unstable in quality. It looks like it. At least, the Tamron 24-70 / 2.8 I have turned out to be not so good - one of the sides of the frame is soapy (at any aperture). So my advice to all - choose wisely. Got pros: Very sharp (and with 5.6 the edge is almost indistinguishable from the center). Confident autofocus. Wonderful stub. With its cons. It turned out to be quite heavy in terms of sensations (and I periodically run to the mountains with a large set of equipment)

I am very satisfied, I shoot it all the time. Some pros: Bokeh is very neat, fast autofocus, 9/10 hits when moving. Stabilization works wonders. Strong material. Good build quality. Works quietly. The zoom and focus rings rotate perfectly and sit nicely in the hand. Sharp on NIKON D750, even at f 2.8 Its cons: At 200mm, when photographing distant objects (focus is close to infinity), at f 2.8, for example, when photographing rocks, the focus is very soft and there is not enough contrast. It is…

Just great. Took it to a 24 hour Le Mans event and it was just perfect. Even during night races, her lens had no trouble finding and tracking cars. Maybe 1 in 30-40 attempts to focus will search for a few seconds. The lens was mounted on a Nikon D5. Couldn't be happier.

I've been shooting with DSLRs for over 15 years and have tried many Canon, Nikon, Sigma and Tamron 70-200 variants on multiple bodies and they just keep getting better. This new version from Tamron is absolutely fantastic and outperforms my old 70-200 2.8 IS Mk II in several areas. A must-have lens for any semi-serious or amateur photography.

This review will be short and sweet. I guess there isn't much more to say about this lens unit now, but I must add my 2 cents to round out the five star rating. For starters, this lens is more than half the price of a Nikon lens of the same focal length and maximum aperture, but offers about the same performance. The Tamron lens produces absolutely stunning, sharp images; build quality is excellent and doesn't feel cheap; and the focus and zoom flex is velvety. It's everything I want in a good…

. I love everything from the construction to the cool lens hood that goes with it, and pretty much everything on my D810 is captured as clearly as possible. I started shooting wide open at f/2.8 but found that the depth of field was too shallow for portraits. I started lowering it to 3.2 or 3.5 and got much cleaner results. Autofocus is fast and accurate; I had no trouble focusing front or back and the minimum distance is such that it's easy to get close-up shots. Many have complained about…

I've had good and bad luck with Tamron and Sigma lenses in the past. I didn't like the previous Tamron 24-70, but I thought my Tamron 70-300 was great. When I put the new Tamron 70-200 G2 lens on my D800, I knew I had something special. It was just *sharp* and the color reproduction was comparable to any Nikon. (Note, I think most Tamrons are slightly warmer than most Nikons). The next thing I noticed was that the autofocus was accurate and fast. That was my biggest concern - I'd read enough…

Technology catches up with the best. Apple is no longer better than Android, Nikon is no longer a big fish in the sea, Tamron has upped its game with this lens to draw attention away from the Nikon 70-200 and it's turning heads, and forever the reason . I've had my Tamron for about two full months and this is what I've found. + Focus is fast, even at night + Photos are sharp 97% of the time, and at night I get a 9/10. Also clear photos. + Great image stabilization options, find out when you use

Out of the box I was very disappointed. The description I read said nothing about buying a remanufactured lens. However, when I opened the box there was a sticker saying it had been refurbished. So I'm a little frustrated because I see others being listed as refurbished for a few hundred dollars less than what I paid. So I would say it's very deceptive. Very disappointing. **Edit** used it for the first time yesterday to see how it works. It seems to have worked fine. In the middle of my…

I was looking for this legendary sport focus and was faced with the eternal dilemma: should I go for the more expensive Nikon version? Or take a cheaper Tamron? When I started photography, the Tamron 150-600mm was one of my first lenses and I really like it. IQ is good, images are clear and bright. That's how I knew Tamron makes good telephoto lenses. The used Nikon f/2.8G version in good/excellent condition costs around the price of a new Tamron. I've seen so many videos comparing lenses, but…

When comparing Tamron SP with native Nikon lenses, Tamron preferred. The price is almost half as low, and if we compare the characteristics that are really noticeable to a person, and even more so to a non-professional, then I see no reason to overpay. It shows excellent results in terms of sharpness and resolution, autofocus is confident, quiet, if necessary - there is always manual fine-tuning, but this is already for experts, I would say. As a result, with such a combination of quality /…

The lens caused extremely positive emotions. It focuses quickly and accurately and also does it very quietly. The sharpness is impressive - the image is very sharp, highly detailed, all the details of the image are visible at all focal lengths and across the entire field of the frame. The drawing is artistic, soft and expensive. Justifies the purchase and every. Stabilization fulfills 5 stops. I shoot handheld at 1/50 and even 1/25 - 8 shots out of 10 in sharpness. No chromatic aberrations were