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Tamron 50-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di III VC VXD Lens for Sony Full Frame Mirrorless Cameras Black

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Size: Sony FE Mount


Style: Lens Only


Features

  • Expansive 8x Zoom Ratio: This lens offers an 8x zoom ratio that covers focal lengths from 50mm to 400mm. The 50mm focal length is considered the standard focal length for the full-frame digital camera
  • Unfaltering High Image Quality: It features 24 elements in 18 groups and effectively uses special lens elements including two XLD (eXtra Low Dispersion), three LD (Low Dispersion), one GM (Glass Molded Aspherical), and one Hybrid Aspherical lens element, which controls aberrations including axial chromatic aberrations. This lens also features Broad-Band Anti-Reflection Generation 2 coating
  • VXD Produces High-Speed and High-Precision AF: This lens uses VXD linear motor focus mechanism that combines high-level AF speed and precision that enables fast and accurate focusing from MOD to infinity. It can easily focus and capture sharp images of moving objects for example a flying bird. Plus it is extremely quiet making it ideal for projects that require silent operation
  • Equipped with Tamrons Proprietary VC Image Stabilization: It features Tamrons Proprietary VC Image Stabilization despite its compact size. It reduces image blurring that occurs due to camera shake
  • Super-Compact: Despite covering a focal length of 50mm to 400mm it is lightweight and compact in size. It is of the same size as a conventional 100-400mm making it easy to carry, pack and shoot comfortably

Description

The Tamron 50-400mm F/4.5-6.3 Di III VC VXD (Model A067) is the unprecedented, next-level ultra-telephoto zoom lens for Sony E-mount full-frame mirrorless cameras. Featuring a stunning 8x zoom ratio, it provides a wide range of focal lengths that covers the standard 50mm and stretches all the way to 400mm ultra-telephoto to offer an unmatched level of versatility. With of its wide 50mm starting focal length, full-body shots of subjects like wildlife can be captured together with the surrounding background. The wider end of this unique mirrorless zoom lens is particularly useful for side-line sports, animals and other subjects that move closer as you are shooting, allowing you to continue photographing without the need to change lenses. Despite its high resolving power throughout the entire 8X zoom range and extraordinary reach, the 50-400mm is incredibly compact with a length of just 7.2" and a light weight of 40.7 oz. For superb results in a broad variety of situations, the 50-400mm is equipped with TAMRON’s VXD linear motor focus mechanism and proprietary VC image stabilization mechanism. These features combine with others to make it is possible to capture sharp images even when shooting wild birds and fast-moving sports action. Users can enjoy the world of half-macro photography with excellent close-up shooting capabilities. The MOD is a scant 9.8" at the 50mm end, and the maximum magnification ratio is 1:2. Users can customize certain functions and update the firmware via the Connector Port by using the dedicated TAMRON Lens UtilityTM. For this new zoom, TAMRON Lens Utility offers a new “Focus Limiter” function.

Brand: Tamron


Focal Length Description: Ultra Telephoto Zoom


Lens Type: Telephoto


Compatible Mountings: Sony E


Camera Lens Description: 400 millimetres


Product Dimensions: 7.2 x 3.5 x 3.5 inches


Item Weight: 2.54 pounds


Item model number: AFA067S700


Date First Available: September 23, 2022


Manufacturer: Tamron


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    • Best Intro Zoom Lens
Size: Sony FE Mount Style: Lens Only
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This was my first "big" lens purchase, in all aspects including: cost, size, and focal length! Cost: I purchased this lens when it was right around $1200. When looking at this lens I was also considering a Tamron 70-300mm, Sony 70-200mm, and Tamron 150-500mm. Ultimately, the Sony was out of budget and didn't give me the "wow factor" at its price. At a $800 price difference at the time, Tamron won the battle. Focal length: What made me choose this one was that additional 20mm difference from the Tamron 70-300mm (150-500mm was too far of a length for my needs). I didn't want to always have to switch from this lens to my 24-70mm, when I mostly shoot around 50mm. Yes, sometimes this seems a little too close, but for landscape, it's perfect (see photos). Size: A bit clunky at times, but is on the lighter size when considering how large it is. I've used the 60-600mm from Sigma, and man is that thing H E A V Y. This is the perfect weight (all things considered) for hiking it around and taking photos without feeling like you're training for a marathon. Quality: From the structural stand point, this lens if very sturdy. Adjustment rings are smooth (for photography, not so much from a videography stand point) and structurally feels great. From an image perspective, I was surprised at the quality of the images and how quick it was to focus (at certain lengths). When I was near the 400mm length, I found it 60/40, 60 being in focus, but that issue came up during high movement when trying to follow a subject (car photo). Otherwise, the lens is quick to focus and produces great images. For reference, all my photos are taken on an a6400. Conclusion: If you're considering getting a variable zoom lens, this should definitely be on your consideration list, especially at its price point. No complaints here from purchasing it almost 6 months ago. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2023 by Larry Larry
    • What a Surprise !
Size: Sony FE Mount Style: Lens Only
I am an avid photographer, for the "Dawn of the digital age" LOL , but I find my income from a different field. The lese I bought for myself, my own money etc. Tested it on Sony A7IV, in different condition, including a very long concert photo shoot in a concert hall (Orchestra), where I shot it all with this one lens (So all the "wrong" things for this lens: low light, short and long focal length, wide shots and distance portraits). I put the lense on manual mode, with Auto ISO. I actually could have left it at Shutter priority, as that is all I really needed. Personally I know I like a lens, when it disappears from my mind. When I stop even checking "was it able to stabilize the image at 1/40 @ 400mm ? " , or "was the focus good enough?" . when the only thing I had to do was to compose and decide what shatter speed was right for the shot I was using. Yes - ISO went up (heck I have a perfect portrait, of a friend across the entire concert hall, at recess, ISO went to 51200, shutter speed 1/60 with the A7IV and a bit noise reduction do you really care ? ) Post processing was the best surprise: Images sharp, the combo of camera IS & Lens IS, just nailed it in low light, and this lens just meant to work with the A7IV auto focus. Maybe I got a good copy, but usually I am not that lucky. This is just a really good lens for the Sony. Thanks ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2023 by DifferentMe
    • Fantastic Lens for the Price
Size: Sony FE Mount Style: Lens Only
I love this lens. I had moderate expectations for it but it beat every one of them. The images are very sharp, even when handheld at max zoom. I wouldn't use it for sports photography as the autofocus can be a bit slow in situations like that, but for my uses it works perfectly. It's a good catch all lens when hiking and travelling. Bonus points for having firmware that uses a USB-C cable instead of some proprietary dock. The weather sealing is nice too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024 by James A
    • Loving my first 3rs party experiment
Size: Sony FE Mount Style: Lens Only
This is the first 3rd party lens I have tried in the e/fe universe. Very glad I gave it a chance. Good compression at higher zoom, unbelievable near-macro capability, and very nice bokeh from one end to the other if I do my part in constructing the shot. Not many lenses can give me frame-filling closeups of a single, tiny flower and also reach one end to the other of a football pitch. My copy is dead sharp. Was a bit slow in focus tracking out-of-the-box, but a firmware update improved that greatly with little fuss. The only way I could complain about this one is that it’s a bit slow for low-light, but I knew that going in. The smaller size, weight and price tag are well worth that trade off, and the odd 50-400 range is really dang convenient while walking around or traveling ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2023 by Rob
    • A Wonderful Zoom Range
Size: Sony FE Mount Style: Lens Only
Review Image by Darrell B Darrell B
Review Image by Darrell B Darrell B
Edit on 3/1/23: In response to another review, I'd like to add that the Tamron lens I purchased has excellent image quality in all shooting modes right out of the box. Also, it included the latest firmware as well. No changes were necessary. You can shoot in any mode with confidence. ---------- The 50-400mm range of this lens is unprecedented, so far as I know. For many purposes I now have to carry only this single lens which makes me very happy. Also, this is an excellent choice if you have a high megapixel camera. Very sharp at all focal lengths at 61 megapixels. Build is very good, focus is quick, and the built-in stabilization is excellent. It has a 3 position customizable switch, takes a 67mm filter, and isn't too long or too heavy. This is a wonderful lens for the money. I'd buy it again in a heart-beat. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2023 by Darrell B Darrell B
    • Extremely difficult to mount onto Sony A7IV
Size: Sony FE Mount Style: Lens Only
Most of my SONY lenses mount easily onto the camera but I could not mount this lens onto the camera without a lot of effort (Afraid to damage my camera). Also, this lens may suck a lot of air and dust into your camera when you extend and contract it. Will buy probably buy SONY again to avoid issues.
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024 by Customer
    • They need improve to sport
Size: Sony FE Mount Style: Lens Only
Not good for a sport and fast moving.
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2024 by Harold
    • Good focal ranges, slow auto focus compared to Sony native lenses.
Size: Sony FE Mount Style: Lens Only
Good focal ranges but auto focus was not fast enough for video.
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024 by Peter Nguyen

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