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The Tamron 24-70mm f/2.8 Di VC USD is a standard lens for FF and APS-C, manufactured from 2012 to 2018 (discontinued). The focus is done by Ultrasonic AF Motor (Ring-USM), it has image stabilization. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 889 €;
283 users have given it an average vote of 9.4 out of 10.
MOUNT
This lens is available with the following mounts:
Canon EF: this lens is compatible with reflex fullframe and APS-C Canon EF.
Nikon F: this lens is compatible with reflex fullframe and APS-C Nikon.
Sony A-mount: this lens is compatible with reflex fullframe and APS-C Sony A-mount.
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Opinion:I've been following this lens for a long time, since it was immediately talked about very well. For the first time, Tamron would have gone one step further and produced a lens that was not only a replicant of inferior quality from well-known houses, but an optic that lives a life of its own, with all the trappings to be up to the most famous of this range. That may be the case, but I haven't found any of that. In a nutshell: the lens is not bad at all in optimal light conditions, it is completely lost when you have to ask it for something more, which, invariably, it does not give you. The edges are very mixed at any opening, and the unusable space is huge, not only the edges. At 24mm it distorts irretrievably in post, the stabilizer is intrusive and creates quite a few problems when shooting. In short, a great disappointment, which I will get rid of soon, to play it safe with mom Canon.
Cons:In burst shooting it makes the camera (Canon) go in block with ERR
Opinion:An excellent lens, I would say a superlative clone of the classic and super expensive 24/70 Canon at a cost of mere mortals. Used mainly in indoor sports in dimly lit gyms and in the theater, it gave me some great shots closing only at f3.5. Fast and responsive autofocus, even in less than optimal lighting conditions. As mentioned in the "cons", however, it has a very big flaw (for me): using the 5D M4 and the 6D, after 4-5 burst shots the camera locks with ERR. At first I got scared, I try to turn it off, I try to remove the battery and put it back on, it clicks again but after a few minutes the problem recurs. I try two other Canon lenses on the same cameras, everything goes wonderfully. Then going to search on the web reading other posts of other "companions in misfortune", I discovered that it is a full-blown problem of communication between software, for which there is no remedy. Either So or Pomì.. You just need to know how to adjust and it's great. Conclusion: excellent goal, as long as you are aware of the defect just described.
Opinion:Bought at the end of 2015 and used until a few months ago, it shows how Nikon slept on its laurels on F mount lenses. Incredibly better on everything, price included, compared to the Nikkor version, it made it easier to access the standard zoom lens par excellence without having to faint about the original. Lens with which I took more photos ever, can be used for portraits without problems if you can carry only one lens and you are not sure you have enough space to shoot with an 85mm. Despite being indicated as not compatible if adapted on Z, my copy worked quietly even on Z9 (many, however, do not work), although after 10 years the optical quality of the new lenses fortunately improved and I then sold it for a 24-120 f / 4 S. On F mount this, or the G2 version if you want to have a little more security on compatibility for a future transition to mirrorless, It remains the best choice at any price range.
Opinion:I've been possegging this lens for 6 years using it on pro nikon bodies. and always live up to any situation... both at night and in broad daylight... the stabilizer works great... and the only non-original lens I own I bought it new at an advantageous price and I was always happy with the purchase... and a handyman who is a pleasure to use it.. if you are looking for so much stuff without emptying your wallet I highly recommend it!!!! Just look at the pictures posted on Juza!!!!
Opinion:I start by saying that I bought it "new" at the current price of the used with 5 years of Polyphoto warranty, for my 6DII. First exclamation after opening the box "c***o how big it is"... yes, it is giant, heavy but mounted on the 6DII you achieve a balance that I think is excellent, and I also have rather small hands. Paraluce in the norm, they could make an extra effort. Stabilizer in style 70-300VC, excellent even if you activate a late "coat". Prepare your wallet for filters... 82mm is a nice pan! I like pretty hard rings, it gives the feeling of robustness. Excellent switch to lock the lens at 24mm to prevent it from widen, but with such hard rings I doubt it can happen. I think I got an almost perfect specimen, impressive sharpness even at TA and all the focal points and no front/back focus problems on my 6D2. At 24mm vignette not a little, but personally I consider it a "not fault", given the speed with here you can delete it in post... and then it can also be creative, can't it? Can it be the final 24-70 even several years after its release? For me definitely YES.
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