Tamron Tamron AF SP 150-600/5.0-6.3 Di VC USD G2 for Nikon (A022N)
Tamron Tamron AF SP 150-600/5.0-6.3 Di VC USD G2 for Nikon (A022N) - Image 2

Tamron Tamron AF SP 150-600/5.0-6.3 Di VC USD G2 for Nikon (A022N)

(40 customer reviews)

£1,199.00

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Tamron Tamron AF SP 150-600/5.0-6.3 Di VC USD G2 for Nikon (A022N)

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Product code

CA45322
Barcode

4960371006079
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0725211022039
Weight

5
Brand

Tamron

40 reviews for Tamron Tamron AF SP 150-600/5.0-6.3 Di VC USD G2 for Nikon (A022N)

  1. Rohit C. –

    Uno de los mejores que he comprado para fotografia fauna. Enfoca muy rápido y he podido conseguir fotos espectaculares de aves en pleno vuelo.Soporte robusto y bien equilibrado, te acostumbras al peso.

  2. Moods –

    I had the original version of this lens and after seeing all the rave reviews, I decided to upgrade. I was not disappointed. Great lens for sports, wildlife and other things in between

  3. jaywilk –

    I purchased this (US Version) for $1404.00 and with tax this came out to $1589.00. As another reviewer has already commented, you can not register this lens for warranty because (1) you would need an US address (2) US prooff of purchase. Because this was purchased through ClickElectronics.ca , I will have to live without the warranty. The alternative would have been to purchase the CAN version for $1999.99 + $260.00 tax. I figured the $700.00 savings is worth the risk of no warranty. Now for the lens its self.The very first shots it took were hand-held at at 600mm (shutter speeds from 250-500). I was blown away by the sharpness and clarity. This lens is quite heavy and not particularly easy to hold steady. The VC modes seemed to deal with my unsteady hands quite well. In most cases, however, I would recommend a tripod.Next I compared this lens with my nikon 70-300m taking some shots of smal text on a street sign both lenses were set at 300mm. At the very least, the Tamron was at least as sharp.While its weight of 5 Lbs doesnt seem that big of a deal, it certainly weights me down when combined with the rest of the gear AND now the need to carry a tripod. With some of the great results I have been getting so far I will live with this extra “burden”

  4. Luiser –

    decent photos damaged mount

  5. wookietaff –

    Vraiment un bon achat

  6. john jennings –

    It’s a great budget lens. I mainly shoot auto-sport, it requires quick AF, which this lens definitely has. Stabilisation is good, but not great if hand-held. Also low-light performance is poor, but that’s pretty normal for such aperture. Overall- I would highly recommend for users that are lucking for long lens, it’s a little bit “soapy” at 600mm but sharp as an eagle eye between 400-500mm.

  7. Mahen –

    WOW

  8. Bradley Candling –

    Superb focal range of 150-600, using with Nikon D3 and no in camera focal adjustment necessary. Producing sharp images at all focal lengths. Built like a tank and weathersealing is excellent, it has been rained on a few times and zero issues. The stabilisation is unreal, it seems to be magical. Acceptably sharp images even at 1/15 of a second in low light conditions. Sometimes hunts for focus when foliage is in the way between your subject. No wonder it is one of Morten Hilmer’s favourite lenses for wildlife. Over 90% of shots so far have been hand held the VC is that good. Highly recommended.

  9. Scheggia91 –

    Produit très léger pour la dimension

  10. Abby D –

    Good len sharp enough for me

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