Tamron 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2 Canon EF
The Tamron 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2 Canon EF is a versatile lens with an ultra-long range. The design of this lens has been revised to achieve even higher performance. For example, chromatic aberrations are eliminated, resulting in greater clarity and colour accuracy across the entire zoom range. This lens is also equipped with Tamron's advanced eBand and BBAR coatings to suppress ghosting and lens flare to an imperceptible level. This ensures minimal noise and better contrast when shooting against the light.
Compared to its predecessor, a number of improvements have been made to existing features, such as the speed and accuracy of the AF and VC (Vibration Compensation). New features have also been added: FLEX ZOOM LOCK, Fluor Coating and optional teleconverters. This lens is the perfect combination of outstanding performance and a luxurious look and feel. The new FLEX ZOOM LOCK mechanism allows you to lock the zoom at any position. This prevents your lens from extending further during use. The lens also has a conventional Zoom Lock switch, so you can secure the lens during transport. The Tamron 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2 Canon EF features a Fluor Coating. This coating makes the lens surface easier to wipe clean and less susceptible to the harmful effects of dirt, dust, moisture and fingerprints. That way, you can be sure your lens is optimally protected. The Autofocus is faster and can keep moving subjects in frame even better. The lens is equipped with an Ultrasonic Silent Drive (USD), which ensures fast and accurate focusing. You can also choose fully manual focusing.
The VC (Vibration Compensation) image stabilisation minimises unwanted camera movement by 4.5 stops, so you can capture better images in conditions with less light. The Tamron 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2 Canon EF has three separate VC modes, so you can choose the right VC for every situation. The first mode is suitable for general use. The second mode is specially designed for panning. The third mode is optimised to stabilise only during exposures, without stabilising the viewfinder image.
