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Tamron 35-150mm F/2-2.8 Di III VXD for Sony E-Mount Full Frame/APS-C (6 Year Limited USA Warranty)

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Condition
New
Style
Lens Only
Model
AFA058S700
Screen size
6.2 in
Weight
2.6 lb
Color
Black
Lens Type
Standard
Warranty
6 Year Limited USA Warranty
Works with
Mirrorless Camera

Features 5

  • The world's first F2-2.8 fast aperture zoom lens
  • Outstanding optical performance throughout the range
  • Fast, quiet VXD linear motor for high-speed and high-precision autofocus
  • Superior close-focusing capability with an MOD 13 at the wide end

Description

The 35-150mm F2-2.8 is ideal for both travel and portrait photography. It is the first zoom lens for Sony E-Mount full-frame mirrorless cameras to have a maximum wide-open aperture of F2. Travel photographers can easily take beautiful sunrise and sunset shots, distinctive interior/exterior buildings, as well as twilight and nightscape photos. Portrait photographers can shoot wide to telephoto coverage during an event or portrait shoot without switching lenses, all while enjoying the soft background bokeh desired by portrait and wedding professionals. The VXD linear autofocus motor provides a very high- speed and high-precision AF for a fast aperture lens. This lens supports the full array of frequently used angles-of-view, making it easy to compose the perfect shot without changing your position from the subject. With outstanding optical performance throughout the range and more features like the new Tamron Lens Utility™ custom function capability, the lens is an ideal one for enthusiast and professional still and video image-makers.

Specs 42

Brand Tamron
Focal Length Description Standard 35 to 150 millimeters
Lens Type Standard
Compatible Mountings Sony FE
Camera Lens Description Tamron 35-150mm F/2-2.8 Di III VXD for Sony E-Mount Full Frame/APS-C (6 Year Limited USA Warranty)
Lens Standard
Compatible Camera Mount Sony FE
Maximum Focal Length 15 centimeters

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Excellent All-Around Lens With Great Image Quality
I purchased the Tamron 35-150mm f/2-2.8 in July 2026 and have been very impressed with it so far. I’m using it with my Sony A7S III, and the two have made a great combination. One of the main reasons I went with this lens was the zoom range. Having 35mm all the way out to 150mm in one lens gives me a lot of flexibility without constantly swapping lenses. The f/2-2.8 aperture was another big selling point for me, especially since I plan on using it quite a bit for video and in situations where the available light isn’t always perfect. The picture quality has been excellent. Images look sharp and clean, and so far the lens has performed exactly how I hoped it would. It’s also very simple to use. Nothing about it feels unnecessarily complicated, and it paired right up with my Sony without any issues. For the size and weight, I’m also pretty happy with it. Obviously, a lens with this kind of zoom range and aperture isn’t going to be tiny, but I don’t find it overly heavy or awkward to handle. Considering what it replaces in my camera bag, I think the size and weight are very reasonable. It definitely isn’t a cheap lens, but I think the price makes sense for the quality and versatility you’re getting. Instead of needing several different lenses to cover the same general range, I can leave this one mounted for a lot of what I do. My biggest test will start in October when I begin filming hunts with it. I won’t intentionally torture it or leave it sitting out in pouring rain, but it will definitely see real outdoor use in different temperatures and weather conditions. That will give me a much better idea of how it holds up over time. So far, I really don’t have any complaints. The zoom range, aperture, image quality, size, weight, ease of use, and overall build quality have all impressed me. Paired with the Sony A7S III, it has been a great setup, and I’m looking forward to seeing how it performs through hunting season. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2026 by Greg
One of Tamron’s Best Lenses Ever Made
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I actually bought this lens once before in 2023, but I ended up selling it—not because I wasn’t happy with it, but simply because of its weight. In 2026, I bought it again, and this time I realized that I had made a mistake selling it. My wife and I are professional hybrid wedding photographers and videographers, and once we redesigned our workflow, everything changed. Mounted on a tripod or monopod for video work, the weight is no longer an issue. Considering everything this lens delivers, it’s absolutely worth carrying. Even handheld for an hour or two during a creative session, it’s still very manageable. This is one of those rare lenses that can photograph and film an entire wedding by itself. The versatility of having 35mm at f/2 all the way to 150mm at f/2.8 is simply incredible. Some people say the Sony 70-200mm GM II is a little sharper. I own that lens too, and it’s fantastic. But honestly, this Tamron is much closer to Sony’s flagship than many people realize, despite costing significantly less. Both lenses have their place in my camera bag, but this Tamron has become one of my most-used lenses. We use it on two Sony A7R V bodies and a Sony A1 II. Thanks to the high resolution of these cameras, Crop Mode gives us even more usable reach while maintaining excellent image quality, making this lens even more versatile for professional work. Tamron has always been an innovative company, and I believe this lens proves it once again. Congratulations to the engineers who designed it. Please keep listening to photographers and filmmakers—it’s one of the reasons your products continue to improve. Thank you, Tamron, for making this lens. And this time… I’m keeping it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2026 by Zoltan Redl-Nagy
Great Lense for the price
This is my favorite lens and it stays on my camera 95% of the time. It's a great all around lens. It is a little heavy, but as to be expected. I photograph church services on the weekends and it is the perfect lens to get a wide range of shots. Great lense for the price. I would highly recommend this lense. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2026 by Amy
Perfect all in one lens with one big flaw
If you are looking to buy only one lens or you want to buy a lens that doesn't require you to carry a bunch of other ones for on the go filming, then this is the lens. It has the perfect balance of wide angle and zoom to get by in most filming situations. BUT there is one big flaw. The zoom ring is very tight and very difficult to get a smooth zoom in or out while filming. Sony lenses don't have this issue. This is my big caveat with this lens. I hope over time the zoom ring will lose up but I doubt it will ever be smooth enough to have a smooth zoom in and out transition while filming. One other thing is this lens is very heavy so using it during long shoots while not on a tripod isn't ideal. Overall though I think it is a great lens for the price and for what you get. I used to use the Tamron 24mm to 105mm as my main go to lens but this is now replacing that lens for me due to the zoom and the 2-2.8f aperture. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2024 by TXT
Heavy, but a great lens.
I love this lens! I bought it because I shoot a lot of weddings and carry 2 + cameras, especially during the ceremony. It’s a versatile lens & I love that. I will say, however, it’s heckin heavy, so it’s a workout using it all day. It doesn’t perform that great in low light either & isn’t as fast as my prime sigmas. The image quality is amazing though! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026 by Kenzie Schrock
Good lens but could be so much better.
We own 2 of these lenses. The focal range 35-150 is awesome. It works great for the vast majority of weddings, is very good for portraits, and decent for sports. Both lenses are VERY soft on the edges, which makes it useless for large group or family photos. (this on both our A1's and A7R5) And you have to be mindful when zooming. When tracking a subject if you zoom in or out it will often lose focus. Sometimes a little and sometimes a lot. So it is track, zoom, reacquire. We have had pretty good success photographing basketball and volleyball as long as you keep in mind the focus zoom issue. The zoom is pretty stiff and will loosen some with time. Dust sealing is also an issue, both lenses have pulled in dust and you can easily see it on the interior elements. (we don't baby or equipment, we are out in the elements all the time) So is it worth it? Well until Sony comes out with a similar focal range at the same f-stop, a solid maybe. As long as you are OK with the issues we have found. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023 by William
Excellent range - terrific performance
I bought this lens once before, when it was originally released, but returned it shortly thereafter, since I felt it was too heavy and bulky. The sheer dense-ness of the lens turned me off at that time, which proved to be a bad judgement, as you will see below. After waiting a couple of years, I repurchased the lens, but this time around, I decided to ignore the weight and assess it for what it is. This lens is just terrific, both in terms of its range, its aperture and its overall optical excellence. The range starts at 35mm (wide-normal), which to me is perfect, since the ranges wider than 35mm, tend to have a lot of distortions, and thus I prefer avoiding those anyway. Then it moves to 40-50mm (normal) and then onward to where the portrait lengths begin (85mm) and finally onward to 135mm (another perfect long portrait FL) and goes a bit beyond to 150mm. I sold off my 24-70/2.8 and my 70-200 f/2.8, since I barely used those, ever since I started using this extensively. This lens is a one lens to do it all, and having used it extensively, there's no other lens that spends more time on my camera, than this one lens. I take this lens along, wherever I go, and I am totally pleased with it. The sheer dense-ness that turned me off initially, was due to the high quality glass that comprise the lens, and once that aspect dawned on me, I was no longer holding that against the lens. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025 by akinmpls
Absolutely love.
What a versatile lens! I've been filming skijoring this winter and needed something that would allow me some reach while competitors are at a distance, but is wide enough that I can zoom out and still get most of the horse in frame as they pass by me. This lens is great. Considered the 50-150 Sony lens, but it's 2x the cost and doesn't go as wide. I'm sure people will have things to say about the image compared to Sony lenses, but I love this thing. Focus is quick. It's a little bulky, but manageable. Would recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026 by Kait Urmston
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