Tamron for Sony SLR Would like to make sure that Tamron AF 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 SP Di USD XLD for Sony Digital SLR Cameras fits on Sony@330.
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I just ordered the lens. The only weirdness is the fact that this one does not have VC and yet still costs the same as the Canon and Nikon lens. It would have been nice to have gotten a price break or gone the Sigma way so we could chose which VC we wanted to use.
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This has been available for Canon & Nikon for MONTHS now, WHAT IS GOING ON??? (Not amazon's fault, it's just not available anywhere).
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@DCA please stop making up unverified rumors. The reason for the delay is because of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
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But when? When is this going to start shipping? Is there an official release date?
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yes - any of Sony A-mount line. What it won't fit on without an adapter is the Sony NEX (e mount) cameras.
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I'm starting to think Sony has something to do with this. It is my understanding that Sony owns a piece of Tamron, and Tamron makes some lenses for Sony (55-200 and 18-250). It may be that Sony does not want this lens to compete with it's 70-300 G since the Tamron is nearly half the price. I was looking for this lens to replace the 70-300G, after two bad copies I got rid of it, it's not worth $800.
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Every camera company has a different mount. This specific lens is advertised to fit canon and will not fit any other camera. However tamron makes the same lens with different mounts for all the camera makers. So it should not be hard to find this lens with Sony mount.
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No the lens you have selected here is for a Canon camera. Look in Amazon for a Tamron AF70-300mm for a Nikon.
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I think it should be compatible for that model but I do not have that model. Just be aware of Tamron's poor customer service. They over charge and do not guarantee their repairs at all for used lens.
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A14e is Tamron's model number. The lens is designed to be used with cameras that have a "cropped" image sensor. It is available in a canon mount From the Tamron Website: "Di-II lenses are performance-engineered expressly for digital SLR cameras with image sensors commonly referred to as APS-C, measuring approximately 24mm x 16mm."
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A14e is Tamron's model number. The lens is designed to be used with cameras that have a "cropped" image sensor. It is available in a canon mountFrom the Tamron Website: "Di-II lenses are performance-engineered expressly for digital SLR cameras with image sensors commonly referred to as APS-C, measuring approximately 24mm x 16mm."
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I Have the sony A55, this is the leans I keep on the camera. I did just buy the sony 70-300 for a tennis trip I'm going on. I love my camera and the Tamron len's that I own I'm very pleased with.
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Specs for the hood say it screws into any lens that takes a 62mm filter, so it should work on the Tamron 70-300.However, it might not be very useful since the end of the lens rotates while it's focusing.
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I have the D7000, 18-105, and 55-300 and the Tamron 2x converter works very well for me on them. I also have a Nikon 80-200 and it works very well on it as well. I love it. Gave me a great increase in focal length for a minimum outlay!
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It fits.. I used to mount my tamron 75-300 to my 60D.. Did as told. . No auto focus. . A lever to adjust the apertures which is not bad. . But this adapter made the pictures so soft.. I mean not just sift. . Really really soft. . N m not exaggerating. . It looked like I just hit the slide of a softness bar of Lightroom to the max sift I can. . But telling all this I don't know if it is just my adaptor that had this issue. . If you have others in option I would suggest go for them
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No, Nikon builds their anti-shake (steady shot) function into the lens and Sony puts it in the camera. Tamron does make this lens (70-300) for Nikon. Go to their web site and look. Tamron frequently offers $100 rebates on lens, so watch for it, unless you need it soon. I have some great pictures with this lens and at list it was have the price of the same Sony lens. The Sony lens as well as the Nikon lens will be somewhat better, but I am not a professional and the Tamron lens is a great buy for what you get.
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I'd say yes. You can look up a nice comparison in YouTube by thatnikonguy (matt granger) whew he looks at the canon, tamron, and Sigma equivalents in the 70 to 200 range. The tamron held up very well
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The Info says the Nikon D300 one of the only Nikons that work with Tamron 200mm-500mm Lens. It will have a slow aperture at 500mm. The lens does not have an internal auto focus. But your camera does . So auto autofocus should work.
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Yes, beautifully. I have owned the Canon 70-200L in addition to this and actually prefer the Tamron. I use it on my older original 5D as well as my 6D.
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To my knowledge Tamron never built an Adaptall 2 75-300 lens. This leads me to suspect that your Tamron has a dedicated mount for either a Canon, Nikon, Maxxum/Sony or other camera. This adapter will only fit the Tamron Adaptall 2 series of lens. There is a website exclusively dedicated to Tamron adaptall lenses with a complete list of all the models - www.adaptall-2.org If you have an Adaptall 2 lens this adapter works great with Canon EOS - I've used it on both a T1i and a T4i.
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Yes, it is. I also have Canon 70-300 IS, but I like my Tamron better. It is sharper than Canon, and to me, it has better design and probably better build quality as well. It should work very well on T4i. May appear a little too big on the small T4i body, but that's non issue.
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The Tamron AF 28-300mm F/3.5-6.3 XR Di LD Lens Aspherical [IF] MACRO, works "without limitation" according to the website of Pentax. I use a Sony A99 and I have nothing to complain about, especially f: 8 and up. Good luck!