Description
The Tamron 150-500mm F5-6.7 lens reaches 500mm on the telephoto end, yet it provides a remarkably compact size and extremely high image quality throughout the entire zoom range. It lets users enjoy spontaneous shooting in the ultra-tele realm where conventional wisdom once dictated a tripod. The ultra-telephoto zoom is equipped with Tamron’s VXD precise and high-speed linear motor autofocus mechanism and Tamron’s proprietary VC image stabilization mechanism. At the 150mm end, this versatile lens offers an MOD of 23.6″ for powerful and dramatic close-ups.
Key Features:
- A compact full-frame 500mm lens that defies old-fashioned thinking at just 8.4″ and when extended only 11.3″
- Remarkable image quality with thoroughly controlled aberrations and exceptionally high resolving power edge-to-edge
- BBAR-G2 (Broad-Band Anti-Reflection Generation 2) Coating delivers stunning clarity and contrast
- VXD AF motor provides high speed, high precision, and excellent quietness
- Equipped with a “Linear / Non-linear” Switch that is handy when focusing manually
- Tamron’s highly acclaimed VC provides excellent image stabilization
- Telephoto-macro feature unlocks exciting close-range shooting experiences
- Maximum magnification ratio at 150mm is extremely high at 1:3.1
- FLEX ZOOM LOCK mechanism to support greater usability
- Moisture-Resistant Construction, Fluorine Coating, and Lens hood with flexible, protective front portion
- Arca-Swiss compatible tripod mount with strap attachment holes included
Specifications
Focal Length: 150-500mm
Maximum Aperture: f5-6.7
Minimum Aperture: f22-32
Lens Construction: 25 elements in 16 groups
Minimum Focus Distance: 0.6m
Lens Mount: Nikon Z
Filter size: 82mm
Weatherproof: Weather resistant
Dimensions: 9.3×20.9cm
Weight: 1.7kg
Maximum Aperture: f5-6.7
Minimum Aperture: f22-32
Lens Construction: 25 elements in 16 groups
Minimum Focus Distance: 0.6m
Lens Mount: Nikon Z
Filter size: 82mm
Weatherproof: Weather resistant
Dimensions: 9.3×20.9cm
Weight: 1.7kg
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