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Tamron AFF017C700 SP 90mm F/2.8 Di VC USD 1:1 Macro for Canon Cameras (Black)

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Features

  • Moisture-Proof and Dust-Resistant Construction
  • Durable Fluorine Coating on the front element repels water and fingerprints
  • Advanced coating technology reduces flare and ghosting
  • Circular aperture to achieve beautiful, rounded blur effects (bokeh)
  • VC enhanced with shift compensation

Description

The SP 90mm F/2.8 MACRO VC (Model F017) redefines the best in advanced features and succeeds a legacy of superior optical performance. Meticulous craftsmanship is demonstrated in every detail of the exterior design of the newly transformed SP 90mm macro lens. The user can feel it in the exquisitely smooth texture of the metallic barrel. XY-Shift compensation has been newly added to reinforce VC functionality, further improving image stabilization. A high standard of Moisture-Proof and Dust-Resistant Construction has been added to prevent intrusion of dust or water droplets. Highly durable, Fluorine Coating is applied to the top element surface and efficiently prevents condensation of moisture and repels smudge-causing substances. The lens features an optical construction of 14 elements in 11 groups, including one LD (Low Dispersion) and two XLD (extra Low Dispersion) glass elements that in consonance help to control lateral and on-axis chromatic aberrations at a very high level of performance. A Floating System works in tandem with the optical construction to efficiently compensate for inherent aberration changes subject to varying distances. Therefore, this lens ensures seamless and outstanding depictive capabilities across the entire shooting range - close or far. A combination of 2 types of coating - eBAND (Extended Bandwidth & Angular- Dependency) layered on top of BBAR (Broad-Band Anti-Reflection) - dramatically improves anti-reflection efficiency to deliver flawless, crystal clear images even against harsh beams of sunlight. Specifications: Filter Diameter Ø62mm Focal Length 90mm Overall Length 4.6" Format size Di Maximum Diameter Ø79mm Maximum Aperture F/2.8 Weight 21.5 oz. Minimum Aperture F/32 Diaphragm Blades 9 (circular diaphragm) Image Stabilization Performance 3.5 stops Lens Construction 14 elements, 11 groups Hood Flower-shaped lens hood Minimum Focus Distance 11.8" Max. Mag. Ratio 1:1

Brand: Tamron


Focal Length Description: 90 mm


Lens Type: Macro


Compatible Mountings: Canon EF


Camera Lens Description: 90 month


Focal Length Description: 90 mm


Lens: Macro


Compatible Camera Mount: Canon EF


Maximum Focal Length: 90


Minimum Focal Length: 90


Lens Design: Prime


Focus Type: Auto Focus


Lens Fixed Focal Length: 90 Millimeters


Lens Coating Description: Fluorine Coating


Zoom Ratio: 11


Image stabilization: Optical


Real Angle Of View: 12.5 Degrees


Maximum Aperture: 2.8 f


Minimum Aperture: 32


Number of Diaphragm Blades: 9


Compatible Camera Models: Canon EF mount cameras


Photo Filter Size: 62 Millimeters


Lens Mount: Canon EF


Brand: Tamron


Camera Lens: 90 month


Model Name: SP 90MM F/2.8 Di MACRO 11 VC USD


UPC: 725211090014


Manufacturer Part Number: AFF017C-700


Global Trade Identification Number: 14


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Model Number: AFF017C700


Item Weight: 1.4 Pounds


Manufacturer: Tamron


Built-In Media: Tamron 90mm Macro Lens


Warranty Description: 6 Year


Exposure Control Type: Automatic


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Media Type: ProductImage


Color: Black


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    • What I wish my Nikkor 85/f1.8 could do, Tamron does, but at 2.8 What I wish my Nikkor 85/f1.8 could do, Tamron does, but at 2.8
Style: Nikon
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This lens is almost perfection. I have always loved the 85/90mm focal length as my normal lens (I'm an introvert). The problem has always been the very limited focusing distance on the typical 85mm, especially since they are touted as "portrait" lenses. Head and shoulders, that's it with the focusing distance on most 85mm lenses, Nikon's stellar 1.8 and 1.4, included. I owned both of them, as well as the 105mm Nikkor macro 2.8 in both the latest version and manual focus. I liked being able to focus closely, but could never warm up to the 105 as a portrait lens or landscape lens. I owned a Tamron 90mm back in Pentax film days and loved it, but sold it when I went to Nikon. Last year I jumped the Nikon lens ship and bought the Tamron 45mm. I was so impressed with it, I started looking at other Tamron optics, saved the pennies and bought the 90mm after doing much research. Having had bad experiences with Sigma lenses, I was reluctant to try a third-party optic. I almost bought the Tamron dock, but I am happy to say that, at least on my D750, focus is spot on with both lenses right out of the box. The bokeh is creamy on this 90mm, the focusing zippy and the sharpness delightful. I am more than satisfied with this lens and doubt if I'll ever buy another Nikkor lens after experiencing the superior performance (SP) of the Tamron line. However, I feel my needs are largely covered by the Nikkor 24mm f/1.8 and the Tamron 45 and 90 lenses for 90 percent of what I do. The balance is great on the D750 and, for the most part, they work flawlessly. I did have a moment when the D750 would not fire and went into err mode with the Tamron on it. Swapped out batteries and took the lens off, but still no good. Put a Nikkor on, worked. Put the Tamron back on, and it worked the rest of the day. The D750 I have has been notorious for this, so I don't chalk it up to the lens but the electronics in the camera. The stabilization on this lens is great, but remember it won't do a thing for a moving subject. That is where an f/2 would really help. I'm dreaming of a Tamron 135 f/1.8 to go up against the Sigma Art lens. That is the other focal length I love shooting with, but, again, the focusing distance has never been close enough to satisfy me. My Zeiss 135 f/2 really shines, but only when I can hit focus! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2018 Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2018 by Plume
    • BUY TAP-IN CONSOLE TOO! BUY TAP-IN CONSOLE TOO!
Style: Canon
Review Image by Ironclad
Review Image by Ironclad
Review Image by Ironclad
Review Image by Ironclad
First, if you buy this lens you MUST get the Tamron Tap-in Console. There is a firmware update that corrects issues with slow focusing and improves the VC (Image Stabilization) even further. The lens will still work without the Tap-in console and update, but I am suggesting that you buy them together or make plans on purchasing the Tap-In Console as soon as you can. This lens is simply INCREDIBLE. I'm usually a Canon junky, all Canon lenses. However, I decided to finally try a 3rd party lens after being disappointed with the 100mm f/2.8L from Canon. There is a serious benefit to buying from the little guy, they gotta work harder to win your business. This lens is an L quality lens, the glass is sharp, zero chromatic aberrations, zero flare, zero ghosting, incredibly stabilization, and you save $150 for a far superior product. I'm not going to go as far to say Tamron's newer SP series trumps in every focal length, but this 90mm is hands down the only lens that is worth your time and money in the 85mm-105mm range. I will say that I am even considering selling my canon 85mm f/1.8, yes its a faster lens, but the VC (image stabilization) makes up for the f-stop difference. I can shoot at 1/13th shutter speed and have a tack sharp image. While using my Canon 85mm 1.8 I usually have to stay above 1/40-1/60 to be sharp, but might just be a shaky mess to begin with. As far as macro capability, I attached some sample photos, it's important to remember this lens doubles as a portrait lens as well as a 1:1 macro. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2019 Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2019 by Ironclad
    • Great lens, with some concerns
Style: Canon
I loved this lens but did return it as it has a few faults which made it so I couldn’t justify keeping it for the money spent. When used correctly and in the right settings, it is very sharp. However, I like to shoot with a wide aperture for portraits and the chromatic aberrations created by this lens are probably the worst I’ve ever experienced. Sure, it could be edited out, but I have other lenses that don’t create such extreme green fringe that I’d prefer to use over this. It also struggles to focus when the lighting is even slightly dim. The best photos I produced with this lens were all in well-lit, outdoor situations. For those kind of scenarios this lens is great. I really did love it but for the price, eh... it just wasn’t a keeper. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2020 by Sherry Nicole
    • Great lens
Style: Nikon
Great Lens. Very sharp. Just what I wanted.
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2026 by Average Joe
    • Simply superb for food, fashion, beauty, product, and portrait photography
Style: Nikon
Extremely happy with this lens on a Nikon D750 & D810. I primarily use the lens for fashion, product, and portrait work. I automatically calibrated the lens with Reikan FoCal Pro 2 and Tamron's TAP-in dock, needless to say, it is as sharp as it can be. The VC is fantastic and the AF is extremely fast and accurate on my D750 and D810. Haven't seen any chromatic aberration or fringing to speak of. I rented the Nikon 105mm Macro for comparison (also calibrated with Reikan FoCal Pro 2) and found my Tamron to be a bit sharper and focus slightly faster than the Nikon. Tamron has a firmware update for their new SP line of 90 Macro, 85mm, 45mm, and 35mm as of 4 months ago. Again, you need the TAP-in dock to install this update. If I remember correctly, the firmware improves the VC and AF speed. The Tamron Tap-In-Console For Nikon, Black is $60 on Amazon so it is a no brainer. After 4 months of use I have no cons or regrets, the 90 is simply superb for food, fashion, beauty, product and portrait work. Plan on spending extra time in Photoshop fixing dust specks and imperfections on product photography and healing/cloning portrait skin blemishes, the amount of detail this lens records is simply brutal. My next lens purchase will be Tamron's 45mm. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2016 by Thorsten
    • Recommend with reservations
Style: Canon
Pros: - Excellent sharpness, colors/contrast - Solid build/nice quality Cons: - Price compared to first party lens - Some major focus hunting The cons are the reason why I cannot enthusiastically recommend this lens. On the Fleabay you can get a Canon 100mm L Macro for $750 with a ton of assessories. Also, considering the resale value on a Canon this is a no-brainer. The Canon focuses faster and can lock in with low light without hunting. This lens is very sharp but it hunts as much as the older 60mm macro version (also made by Tamron). I love Tamron's zoom lenses but I've always had issues with their macro lenses. I may be done with Tamron's macro lenses, or I'll just be quicker to return within the 30 day return period. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2018 by Mindcontrol
    • A superb macro lens, and a detailed (albeit somewhat narrow-aperture) portrait lens.
Style: Nikon
*** UPDATE A fantastic macro lens, unmatched in its sharpness and bokeh rendering, plus Tamron's sleek new SP housing. As far as I'm concerned, this entire SP lineup is entirely consistent in overall quality and resolving power. Well done! *** However, those looking to pull "double duty" with this lens, as I was, by shooting a lot of (or mostly) portraits with this- even though it does shoot nice, sharp portraits, this is not a great choice for medium-long distance "wide open" portraiture. Reason being, that by virtue of its engineering and design (and true of all macro lenses), the aperture is not actually a constant f/2.8 throughout the focal range. As you focus on objects further than the sub 3" or so range, the minimum aperture narrows. Thanks to the helpful community here, I've since learned this is not a trait unique to this lens, or Tamron in general, but macro lenses across the board. Being a portrait photographer, I wasn't hip to this fact, so I was misguided in my initial disappointment in this lens. Thank you all for helping educate me in this regard. I appreciate it, and I'm happy to update my review for a more fair and educated look at this great lens. Cheers! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2016 by Chris Stanton
    • Amazing Amazing
Style: Nikon
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This lens is something, crystal clear, deep colors, super fast autofocus, and very good stabilization when pointed horizontally. Too bad it was discontinued, I'd love to have a newer version of this. Only con is that vibration compensation isn't working very well when pointed downwards.
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024 by Michael

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