Tamron 70 200Mm F 2.8

[0.125 lb] It was with great anticipation that I received my Tamron 70-200mm G2. After renting a Nikon 70-200mm VII I had really high expectations for the Tamron.� I took 20 or 30 photos, put them in the computer and viewed them at 100%. There was just not the sharp, crisp look that I had gotten from the Nikon. I had read so many good things about the lens that I couldn't believe it was that bad. I had a sinking, disappointed feeling and was thinking about just forgetting about it and looking for other options but then I decided to get another and try it one more time.... I didn't want to wait for a return so I just ordered a new one and sent the old one back simultaneously... the difference between the two copies was incredible... I am shooting with a D750, so if you are disappointed at the image quality, then you probably have a bad copy.(to test it, I ran through all the apertures at the approximate labeled zoom on the lens and then view all the images at 100%)....

[0.175 lb] Works as advertised with Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 E FL lens.

[0.15 lb] Handy day shoot bag. Tall enough for the typical 70-200mm f 2.8,

[0.145 lb] This is a very nice ...hood for Canon RF 70-200mm F/2.8L but install the right size for Canon EF 100-400mm F/4.5-56 L II I love it !

[Plastic] This fits perfectly on the 77mm lens. I used it on a Canon 24-70mm lens and a Tamron 70-200mm lens. I will be using this alot and will be ordering one for my smaller lens.

[0.285 lb] I upgraded from the Tamron 70-200mm and couldn't be happier. This lens focuses MUCH faster and compliments my Canon 7D very well!

[0.125 lb] The Tamron 70-200mm is the perfect companion for the D500.  Clear and sharp images, stabilization, f/2.8 aperature across the entire 70-200mm!  It is a solidly built lens that will be a great addition to any photographer’s “toolbox”. I have used it for sports and travel and love it. You won’t be disappointed.

[Aluminum] Used this step up ring on my Tamron 70-200mm G2 version,  Fits perfectly and is of great quality.  This allows me to carry 150mm filters and S5 holder kit that I can use on multiple lenses.

[Full-Frame] I've been waiting for Sigma to release a 70-200mm Sony E mount for years. But I finally got impatient enough to try the Tamron as an alternative. I'm glad I did. Really happy with this lens so far, despite it falling short of a 200mm max zoom. The autofocus is great for video. Also, the size and weight of this lens make it super portable and easy to shoot. Back in the day, I used to have the Tamron 70-200mm for Canon mount (paired with a Metabones adapter to fit my Sony a7sII. That thing was a beast! In comparison, this lens makes run-and-gun filming a breeze. I can even shoot video handheld! Highly recommend.

[0.465 lb] A perfect companion for use with the Nikkor Z 70-200mm f/2.8 S or Z 20mm f/1.8 S (and others, but these I own). There is no discernable vignetting on the 70-200mm. Maybe just a touch on the 20mm, but it is really difficult to tell if so. I find this Nikon CPF to be slightly darker than some of its competitors, but that makes a good complement under certain situations.