Tamron 150 500 Nikon

[0.235 lb] Perfect on my Tamron 150-500 Z mount zoom.

[0.5 lb] This work great on my Nikon 200-500 and my 80-400. It will work on a Tamron 150-600. The room this hood lets me have in my bag by leaving other lens hoods at home is big. fast and easy to put it on the lens. when I am done just take it off fold it up and slid it in a side pocket.

[Yes] My tamron 150 to 500 for sony fites with the tripod foot on .

[0.22 lb] I've started shooting wildlife in retirement and wanted more reach. The Tamron 150 - 500 looked like the best value among quality long zooms. Impressed with the sharpness and features. Focuses very quickly. You can hand hold it with enough light (for a while), since it has vibration control. No regrets.

[0.245 lb] I am a bird ID photographer for e bird etc.. my most used lens on my Z9's are Z800pf and Z180-600. I have some situations where I really want a compact light weight lens in the 200, 400 and 500 mm arena. I was also anticipating getting a Z6III for low light situations to use with my Tamron z mount 35-150 f/2-2.8. After reading reviews by some pro wildlife photographers that I trust I ordered this. It has lived up to all of my expectations and more. This Tamron 150-500 on the Z6III I just ordered should be a great set up to carry in my Think Tank Digital Holster 50 v2 on my speed belt when my primary birding setup Z9 and Z800pf are on my Black Rapids strap. Then when I have a need for a shorter focal length it will be with me.

[Yes] I had the original Flipside 500 and it worked very well for years. This is one is probably slightly better. I can fit my camera with my Tamron 150-600 attached, even with the hood in normal position. I also have room for another camera, 4-5 lenses and all my accessory stuff. It functions well as a backpack when needed although I mainly use it for my car.

[Neoprene] I've used the raincoat 3 times since my purchase, on a Nikon 300mm lens and on a Tamron 150-600 lens. Easy on/off..stays on.. yes the fabric bunches up a bit on the Tamron zooming in and out, but nothing that couldn't be handled. I would buy this and other Lenscoat Raincoats and and will recommend them to my peers.

[Yes] Bought it used and very satisfied. It works with my Nikon d810 w/tamron 150-600mm on it. Mainly use with a 16-35 & 24-70mm, but it’s nice having something compact that can handle some weight and not budge.

[21 x 12 x 12"] I have a Tamron 150-600 and was missing the detail which is more than picked up with the Nikon. I have used it on a short 1.5-2 miles hike with my D850 and it becomes a burden to carry so a monopod or tripod is certainly the way to go. Yes, it is expensive but at the end of the day it provides quality I had not realized in the past. Cropping doesn't lose much either. Can't wait to use it on upcoming trip to Yellowstone and Grand Tetons.

[0.2 lb] Attached this to my Nikon D850 that I use a Tamron 150-600 on. Make it much more comfortable to tote around for hours when taking critter pictures