Tamron 17 28 Sony

[Yes] Bought this bag for my Sony a7iii camera and the following lenses: Tamron 17-28mm f2.8 Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 Tamron 70-180mm f2.8, and Sigma 100-400mm f5/6.3 Perfect fit, 100-400 on left, A7iii with 70-180 in middle, and 17-28 and 28-75 stacked at right. The Tenba Cooper bags are of great quality and I got a great deal. Highly recommended!

[0.1 lb] Saw some reviews that said the Tamron 17-28 was sharper. I used to own the Tamron and In my opinion that simply isn't true. The Tamron is nice but this lens is sharper, goes a little wider and feels like it's built much better. The zoom and focus wheel are very smooth and the autofocus is snappy just like you would expect from a newer lens. I don't do video much but for photography in real estate and special events this lens will be perfect.

[0.435 lb] Fits good over my Sony aIV body with the Tamron 28 - 200 lens

[3.54 lb] After cutting out slots I fit my Sony A7R IV a Tamron 28-75 zoom and a sigma 35 plus a Godox flash. Just the perfect size and very sturdy. My only complaint is I should have gone with a brighter color Red or Orange as it would be less likely to walk at an event.

[CNC Aluminum] Sony a7c with tamron 28-200mm lens with hood fits perfectly. Just what I needed.

[f/5.6] If I can travel with just my Tamron 28-200 f2.8-5.6 I'll have a 575g game changer. It's a fine telephoto. But can it capture nature closeups, for which my 795g Sony 70-200 Macro is ideal? Carrying the bigger lens adds the need for another wider lens in my bag. Here's the answer: Yes! Sony a7Rv w/ Tamron 28-200 @ 56mm, f/16, ISO 320, 1/15 w/ camera on the ground and shutter delay, MF using blue peaking + focus mag. Note that the pine needles look as large as sticks. This lens was only $649 new when purchased from B&H. Game changer! I've owned it nearly a year and it's usefulness is growing on me.

[0.585 lb] Great for Sony 28-135

[0.26 lb] This an excellent filter for my Tamron 28-75mm lens, good protection.

[28 to 300mm] I was looking for a nice lens for wide to zoom.... without the need to carry several heavier lenses. I found it in the Tamron 28-300mm, which I use with my Canon 5D Mark III. This is exactly what I was looking for and can't wait to use it on my next trip to Europe.

[72 mm] This filter is optically correct and does not distort anything on my 28-300mm Nikkor or my 17-35mm Nikkor on sunrise and sunset shots or shots with a bright sky that needs damping down. I'm very pleased with the results and I believe it performs just as well as more expensive filters I have purchased from other sources in the past.