The black LensCoat TravelCoat for Tamron 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Lens Blackfrom LensCoat TravelCoat for Tamron 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Lens Blackis made from a thick 3mm, shock-absorbing neoprene to protect your lens when you aren't using it. It has a custom-tailored slim fit to give you extra room in your camera bag for other necessities, and it accommodates the lens hood in reverse. For convenience, the TravelCoat fits over the optional LensCoat Lens Cover. There is a touch-fastened closure to secure the coat, which works with an optional Hoodie for complete lens protection. The TravelCoat is made in the USA.

Protects Lens When Not in Use    Fits with Lens Hood in Reverse    Custom-Tailored Slim Fit    Thick 3mm Shock-Absorbing Neoprene    Secure Touch-Fastened Closure    Fits over Optional Lens Cover    Works with Optional Hoodie    Made in the USA

Tamron 150-600mm f/5-6.3 lens with Canon, Nikon, or Sony mount

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used on a Nikon D7000?

A: Yes, karen K; I'm using it with my Nikon D7000 and works excellently. Highly recommend the Tamron. Remember it weights 4 1/2 pounds and you will need sometime to dominate it handheld. 98% of my shots are handheld. It focuses very fast and its VR is very useful.

Q: 2. Can a canon 1.4 converter be used with this lens

A: No, it will not mount together.

Q: 3. Is this lens AF or only manual? I have D750. Do any of the users can tell me if there are AF issues?

A: I use it with a D610 and it's on my camera more than any lens when shooting wildlife. I've had it since it first was released. Excellent lens!!! Focus is really good for such a large range lens.

Q: 4. WILL IT WORK WITH CANON EOS 70D?

A: I use this lens on my Canon 70D... it works great. The combination works best with lots of light. The focus hunts quite a bit in low light, so I manually set focus in those situations. It's a bit heavy, but is a great lens for the money!

Q: 5. Are there still issues with this lens or had Tamron corrected those problems? I remember when it came out people complained about focusing issues.

A: From what I hear there is actually a new version of this lens. Having that said, I have the old version. Although it has its limitations, for example low light conditions are challenging, but not impossible if you adjust your settings for it, and extreme far away objects get rather soft. I've done some surprisingly nice images of wildlife at as little as 1/250 of a second. Not too shabby.My nikon 400mmlens hunts a lot more than this one. Although it hunts a little when I'm trying to get warblers. I think the only thing I would want to change on it is the location of the manual focus ring. (I like to manual focus)It's a pretty good lens overall and I'm very happy with mine.

Q: 6. How much does this lens weigh?

A: 68.8 ounces, which is between 4 and 5 lbs, and I use it on a Nikon D500 body. It's the lightest set up I've used for bird photography. Beats lugging around a tripod and much heavier prime lenses, esp when hiking with gear, water, and food to get to more remote birds. Likewise for local shorter walks and birding. I'm out of shape and lazy, so this set-up with a shoulder strap or harness is versatile and light--by birding standards.

Q: 7. Will this work with a EOS 77D?

A: I love my lens - just got back from 6 weeks in Africa and thank goodness I took the lens. My shots were amazing. I have a Canon EOS 70D.

Q: 8. Will the 5100 experience auto focus lag with this lens?

A: I use on Nikon 7100 and have no problems. I use with my tripod

Q: 9. Will this work with the eos 5d mark3?

A: Yes. I have the 7D and I am planning on adding the 5D mark III to my equipment this year. I like this lens so much that I am selling my Canon 100 - 400 zoom. Its great for birds and wildlife and anything else you want to shoot. Hope this helps.

Q: 10. Is this lens compatible with the Nikon D600?

A: Yes. Unlike the Tamron 200-500mm, this lens has the autofocus motor built into the lens so it is compatible to all Nikon DSLR bodies. By the way, I love this lens.