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Top reviews from the United StatesThere was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2017 Excellent lens as far as image quality and I'll start by saying I love this lens, but two things to watch out for. First, my version of the lens needed A LOT of micro adjustment to focus on the right spot, which I read was common with this lens. If you aren't familiar with the process, read up on microadjustment and do it with this lens to get the most out of it. The lens was focusing almost 2" in front of where it was supposed to consistanly before the adjustment. I second-shot a whole wedding like this and was initially disappointed with the lens. I did the adjustment and it has been amazing ever since, made a huge difference. This lens by far needed more adjustment than any of my other lenses. Second issue is that the MF/AF and VC buttons are in a horrible location and not recessed enough if you use a sling strap, so I promise that you will repeatedly accidentally switch it to MF or turn VC off when you don't want to, and will miss an occasional shot because it isn't autofocusing when you expect it to. Again, I read this was a problem and can confirm that it is. All things considered, this is a wonderful lens, focuses fast, very sharp after the micro adjustment, and is my new workhorse lens. As annoying as the button issue is, it is still well worth the savings from the Canon version of this lens, highly recommend this lens. 27 people found this helpful Report Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2023 I've had this lense for 4 months and have been impressed this far. Paired with my Canon R7 makes getting great images fairly easy. Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2022 The lens is amazing and very well built, it is comparable to the Canon zoom but at a better price point.. Though I will do some still photography using my new Lumix S1R I am mostly interested in doing video with this set up. I bought the Sigma Adaptor from Leica cam mount to Canon EF mount because all my other lenses are Canon compatible.  5.0 out of 5 stars Built like a tank! Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2022 The lens is amazing and very well built, it is comparable to the Canon zoom but at a better price point.. Though I will do some still photography using my new Lumix S1R I am mostly interested in doing video with this set up. I bought the Sigma Adaptor from Leica cam mount to Canon EF mount because all my other lenses are Canon compatible. Images in this review 3 people found this helpful Report Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2017 Meets or exceeds the Canon equivalent in every way. Crisp images with nice background separation at f2.8. AF is fast and quiet. VC (stabilization) works as advertised providing easy hand holding at 200mm down to 1/30s or slower if you have steady hands. Personally, I boost ISO and increase shutter speed before trying to shoot that slow since at that point I'm more concerned with subject movement than camera shake. The build quality of this latest generation of Tamron lenses is superb. This is a real pleasure to hold and work with for hours. Focus and zoom rings are smooth and well damped. The barrel finish is beautiful. One thing I have noted is that the AF and VC control switches seem to be more easily knocked out of position than the similar function switches on my Canons. I think this is partly due to the Tamron switches having slightly less resistance and possibly being slightly more exposed compared to the Canon switches. This has caused my to unexpectedly find myself shooting in manual focus mode after I had apparently moved the AF/MF switch while either carrying or unbagging the Tamron. An integrated Arca mount plate is awesome. Thank you Tamron. 18 people found this helpful Report Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2021 So far, this lens has been fantastic. I was a little wary of a new brand added to my bag, but I was quickly over it once I saw the photos it produced. Hope it holds up and it becomes my night sports workhorse. 4.0 out of 5 stars Big fan of this lens... Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2021 So far, this lens has been fantastic. I was a little wary of a new brand added to my bag, but I was quickly over it once I saw the photos it produced. Hope it holds up and it becomes my night sports workhorse. Images in this review One person found this helpful Report Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2017 I was reading some reviews of this lens, and a couple people were throwing around the term tack sharp. I have the G2 Version of Tamron's 150-600, and it's definitely not as sharp as my Canon 100-400 II, so I didn't necessarily place much faith in the claims of the reviews. I was curious, though, so I figured I could return it if I wasn't satisfied. Well, I have to give Tamron credit for this lens. It's very sharp, approaching the sharpness of my Pentax K-70 and new 55-300 combo (the K-70 has no low-pass filter, and those two make for the sharpest setup I've ever used). The depth of field is a blessing and a curse, being razor thin at these focal lengths, so I need to practice that some more, but that's no fault of the lens. It's pretty heavy, close to that of the 100-400, so that will take some acclimation. Autofocus is very fast and virtually silent, although perhaps not *quite* as fast as the Canon lens. The manual override is a very nice feature, and the focus ring is buttery smooth. The zoom ring is not quite as nice, but still works fine. I have a 7D Mark II, and I figured that because of its low-pass filter, and other factors, I just resigned myself to its less than staggeringly sharp output. But with this lens, I've been proven wrong, and I know now that the 7D is capable of some very sharp images, indeed. I haven't tried either version of Canon's 70-200, and I only tried Sigma's version briefly (it seemed pretty sharp, though), but if you're looking for a 70-200, and your budget won't quite allow for L glass, the Tamron is a killer alternative. 5.0 out of 5 stars Possibly sharper than my 100-400 II Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2017 I was reading some reviews of this lens, and a couple people were throwing around the term tack sharp. I have the G2 Version of Tamron's 150-600, and it's definitely not as sharp as my Canon 100-400 II, so I didn't necessarily place much faith in the claims of the reviews. I was curious, though, so I figured I could return it if I wasn't satisfied. Well, I have to give Tamron credit for this lens. It's very sharp, approaching the sharpness of my Pentax K-70 and new 55-300 combo (the K-70 has no low-pass filter, and those two make for the sharpest setup I've ever used). The depth of field is a blessing and a curse, being razor thin at these focal lengths, so I need to practice that some more, but that's no fault of the lens. It's pretty heavy, close to that of the 100-400, so that will take some acclimation. Autofocus is very fast and virtually silent, although perhaps not *quite* as fast as the Canon lens. The manual override is a very nice feature, and the focus ring is buttery smooth. The zoom ring is not quite as nice, but still works fine. I have a 7D Mark II, and I figured that because of its low-pass filter, and other factors, I just resigned myself to its less than staggeringly sharp output. But with this lens, I've been proven wrong, and I know now that the 7D is capable of some very sharp images, indeed. I haven't tried either version of Canon's 70-200, and I only tried Sigma's version briefly (it seemed pretty sharp, though), but if you're looking for a 70-200, and your budget won't quite allow for L glass, the Tamron is a killer alternative. 61 people found this helpful Report Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2023 I only use 3 lenses, I'm not rich and if ur smart 3 and broke like me, this is one of the ones I need. Anyway this one is one of my favorite lenses, it's a great alternative for canons expensive white 70mm-200mm... This is my second Tamron lens, the other one was an older model. And its amazing, never given me problems. Not to mention my old model was used. 5.0 out of 5 stars I must lens Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2023 I only use 3 lenses, I'm not rich and if ur smart 3 and broke like me, this is one of the ones I need. Anyway this one is one of my favorite lenses, it's a great alternative for canons expensive white 70mm-200mm... This is my second Tamron lens, the other one was an older model. And its amazing, never given me problems. Not to mention my old model was used. Images in this review Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023 You get literally the same quality and results as a Canon lense!! Top reviews from other countries5.0 out of 5 stars Stunning lens Reviewed in Canada on May 15, 2023 After about 10 minutes using this lens I have fallen in love with it. It is superfast, not to heavy and it doesnt stick out like a thumb like the Canon 70-200 L f2.8. This is a beautiful lens and I highly recommend it. 5.0 out of 5 stars Un objectif exceptionnel Reviewed in Canada on October 3, 2021 La livraison était rapide et efficace (et là je parle pour le Canada.) le colis m'a été remis en main et c'est assez agréable pour un matériel qui coûte plus de 1500 dollars CAN. Alors cela fait quelques semaines que je l'ai et je l'adore. La qualité des photos est exceptionnelle surtout à 180mm (la focale fixe 2.8) offre une compression du background incroyable et le bokeh est juste à couper le souffle. La mise au point est rapide mais parfois, elle galère. L'objectif est solide tout en métal et il est un peu lourd (j'utilise un canon d90). Le piqué est bon. Il est vraiment confortable d'utilisation. Il fait des portraits incroyables. 5.0 out of 5 stars Un objectif exceptionnel Reviewed in Canada on October 3, 2021 La livraison était rapide et efficace (et là je parle pour le Canada.) le colis m'a été remis en main et c'est assez agréable pour un matériel qui coûte plus de 1500 dollars CAN. Alors cela fait quelques semaines que je l'ai et je l'adore. La qualité des photos est exceptionnelle surtout à 180mm (la focale fixe 2.8) offre une compression du background incroyable et le bokeh est juste à couper le souffle. La mise au point est rapide mais parfois, elle galère. L'objectif est solide tout en métal et il est un peu lourd (j'utilise un canon d90). Le piqué est bon. Il est vraiment confortable d'utilisation. Il fait des portraits incroyables. Images in this review 5.0 out of 5 stars Outstanding lens. Reviewed in Canada on July 30, 2019 Just a fantastic lens. Whether you’re pro or enthusiast this lens is fantastic. Tamron is setting a new standard with many of its SP lenses and this workhorse 70 - 200 mm zoom is no exception. Not only does it offer outstanding value at its price point, but it is a standout in nearly every category against all competitors including the Canon L series. If you really want the red stripe so you can be seen sporting L series glass, then by all means step up and pay the extra grand or so. But if you want just about the best lens you can get (without spending 5 or 6 k) then this will not disappoint. My only complaint is the placement of the buttons on the side which can get inadvertently switched by your hand if you’re not paying attention. Once you adjust to this you become conscious of it so it fades as a concern over time. I definitely do recommend this lens. One person found this helpful Report 5.0 out of 5 stars This is my second one - love them both! Reviewed in Canada on October 21, 2019 This lens is unreal value. I have several other Canon L lenses that are $2000+ and this one is right up there. In fact I chose this over the Canon 70-200 mk ii (F2.8) after trying each for a week. I couldn't tell the difference besides some VERY VERY slight vignetting in the corners (which was easily handled by lightroom presets) and besides, in some shots I preferred how it pulled me into the center. This is not a backup lens, this is a workhorse, go-to lens that you will want to ALWAYS keep on your camera. I recommend getting the Lowepro Toploader Pro 75 AW II Camera Case for your DSLR (full-frame) and your 70-200. They go perfectly together, and I can slip my monopod into the meshing on the side of the case and I am all set to go. I can even jam a 50mm lens in the case as well. |
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