Tamron's NEW 50-400mm Lens for Nikon Put to the Test
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2024
- The Tamron 50-400mm F4.5-6.3 Di III VC VXD is a useful normal to super-telephoto zoom range. Dave takes a look at this lens, now available in Nikon Z-mount, and lets you know if there are any compromises for that big zoom in a relatively small package.
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I like the idea. I'm always skeptical of how well it really works for details, like foliage, at range at 400 mm but I'm sure I can find reviews for that too. Good to know about the AF motor being quick over such a long focusing range. I've always enjoyed Tamron lenses since my original 150-600 and 15-30. But for now, I'm going to keep my 150-500 and Nikon 24-120 - a pair of terrific lenses I already own.
Honestly, if it's focus by wire, why don't they (not just Tamron) put the focus ring towards the front of the lens, and the zoom ring closer to the camera? It makes bumping the focus while you're holding the zoom ring far less likely.
This looks good but I wish they'd gone for 100 to 400 like the dslr version as on this new model the aperture rapidly reduces where from an early point you are already at f6.3.
how does it compare to Nikon 28-400?
Great video, however I don't think this is available for L-mount unfortunately. There is a Sigma 100-400.
There's an outrageous rumour of tamron's working on a 20-400 f4-f7.1 😮😮
Maybe for aps-c?
@@mipmipmipmipmip-v5x well the claim is it's iq is as good as the 28-300.