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No hay artículos en el carroEl Tamron 28-75mm F/2.8 Di III VXD G2 (modelo A063) proporciona una resolución excepcional y un excelente rendimiento general en un lente zoom ligero y compacto para cámaras Sony E-mount sin espejo de fotograma completo. La alta definición y la espectacular calidad de imagen son las áreas clave de los avances. El modelo A063 cuenta con un sistema óptico rediseñado pero mantiene un tamaño similar a su predecesor. La lente proporciona un rendimiento óptico excepcionalmente fuerte, de borde a borde en todo el cuadro, en todo el rango de zoom, junto con los suaves y hermosos efectos bokeh que son distintivos de los lentes de apertura rápida. La lente cuenta con el motor de enfoque automático VXD de Tamron para permitir un enfoque automático de alta velocidad y alta precisión. También se han mejorado las capacidades de captura de primer plano y logran un MOD de 7.1 pulgadas a 28 mm y una relación máxima de aumento de imagen de 1:2.7. Está equipado con nuevas características innovadoras que permiten a los usuarios realizar fácilmente la personalización y las actualizaciones de Firmware por sí mismos, sin comprar la consola TAP-in Tamron. * Por ejemplo, los usuarios pueden invertir la dirección del anillo de enfoque para un funcionamiento manual de enfoque. Además, Tamron ha adoptado un nuevo diseño con ergonomía mejorada y revisado el revestimiento exterior del cuerpo de la lente para mejorar la resistencia a los arañazos. El tamaño del filtro es de 67 mm, lo que es estándar entre la serie de lentes zoom de apertura rápida de Tamron y permite compartir tapas de lente, filtros y otros accesorios. Además de características como la construcción resistente a la humedad y un revestimiento protector de flúor, la lente admite varias funciones integradas en las cámaras Sony E-Mount, incluyendo AF híbrido rápido, Eye AF y correcciones de lente en la cámara (sombreado, aberración cromática, distorsión).
RanRod4
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de marzo de 2025
Honestly I would go as far as to say that other reviewers experiencing issues probably just received a bad copy of the lens. The lens provides both extremely sharp images and excellent build quality. Excellent, light weight and very useful zoom range. Paired with my Z8 this lens performs better than expected. Would highly recommend.
MadPhoto
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 8 de febrero de 2025
i have the 24-70 2.8 s. for professional work and it's a great lens but it's pretty bulky and heavy. I wanted something more compact and lighter that could go on my Zf. The Build quality of this lens is obviously not as good as the nikon 24-70 but it's not bad at all. It balances really well on the Zf. I attached a photo showing the size difference and more than that is the weight it's just an easier lens to stash in a bag and i find myself always taking my camera along, there are a few times when i miss the 24mm on the wide end , but most situatuons that i use this camera for it's not an issue . You get a little bit extra reach and the abilty to focus very close as a bonus . The autofocus is fast quiet and smooth and the manual focus is also usable for video. for the money i think this is good leans for a serious hobbiest or maybe a professional starting out that can't quite afford the higher end Nikon Lenses.
A. Customer
Comentado en Canadá el 3 de enero de 2025
Image quality is great. Focus speed is great. Sharpness - not so much. And serious vignetting at close focal length and large aperture. Would not rate it any better than the cheaper Nikon counterpart.
cameraz
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 28 de enero de 2025
This is a very good general-purpose lens. I have a 24-200mm Nikon lens that I love, but it is not so good for indoors because it has an f4-6.3 aperture. So, I picked up the Tamron, and am very happy with it. The f2.8 aperture allows me to use it indoors without a flash, and it focuses quickly. Like others here, I originally wanted to buy the Nikon 24-70mm f2.8 S lens, but for more than $1,000 less and a much lighter weight, the Tamron is a better deal. It's close-focusing ability makes it a very versatile lens. I have gotten some very good shots with it.There's one note of caution, however. The Tamron button has a programmable Fn button on its side. I have it programmed to put the camera in Manual Focus Mode. But it is very easy to hit the button by mistake. The first week I used the lens I found myself wondering why the camera stopped focusing. But after awhile I realized what was happening and I was careful not to hit the button. However, I think the button can be disabled completely, so it's really not a problem.
Ben V.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de noviembre de 2024
I was trying to decide between this and the Nikkor 24 - 70 f2.8. I am happy that I went with this one. It is lighter, has a closer focal length, and is less money. Great little lens.
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