Tamron35-150mm F/2-2.8 Di III VXD for Sony E-Mount A058S UAE Version with UAE Warranty Support

ProGrandi qualità generale e un bellissimo dettaglio anche a tutta apertura. L'escursione focale è spettacolare, davvero versatile poter arrivare a 150mm mantenendo un f2.8.Materiali ottimi, più elevati rispetto gli standard Tamron rispetto le prime versioni delle lenti 17-28 o 28-75.Autofocus molto buono, non mi ha mai dato problemi di alcun tipo anche se non faccio fotografia sportiva quindi non so se su altissime velocità o condizioni critiche può soffrire un pòControControluce, con sole basso sull'orizzonte soffre molto di flare inoltre c'è una perdita di contrastoPer me da abbinare sempre ad un secondo corpo con lenti più wide, per come scatto io partire da 35mm è troppo poco wide. Ma dipende dall'utilizzo.

What an amazing lens, great build quality, sharp images, and a perfect range for travel/street photography.

this thing was pretty expensive. it's also heavy. i bought it with a credit card so i've really been testing it out trying to hate it. if i hate it. the. i can return and feel better about spending money i don't have. i threw it on my a7riii and it has not come off. sure. sometimes i wanna go closer than 35mm. and yes. i want to go past 150. but the range of this lens is perfect. i threw on my sigma 24-70. it came off instantly and the tamron came back on. it's a fun lens. the custom buttons are rad and idk. it's a dope lens. i have my camera with me at all times. i fact it's in my bed next to me right now. if i'm not shooting. i'm not ok. i just ordered the 150-500 from tamron. the build quality is solid. i fell into this black abyss climbing a roof at night to get shots of a fire. and smashed this thing on the ground. nothing happened. i've spilled drinks on it. i use it. and it feels durable. it is expensive. and its pretty damn heavy. i can't tell you to buy or not. i'll be able to tell you after i use this thing until it's dead. i mean. i just got it. i will test it until it breaks.

I sold my Sigma 24-70 Art f2.8 and Tamron 70-180 f2.8 and decided to consolidate because I love zooming past 70 for some nice close ups when traveling. Didn’t want to worry about switching lenses and this 35-150 f2-2.8 covers 95% of how I like to shoot. 2 major observations.1. Heavier and longer than my sigma 24-70 f2.8. It’s noticiable and will take some getting used to but it’s ok. If I’m in the mood to zoom past 70 I don’t have to change the lens and risk missing the moment.2. Going from f2.8 to f2 is a very noticeable difference for me, especially in low light conditions. Definitely an upgrade even if it is only f2 between 35mm-39mm.If you are just upgrading from kit lenses I highly recommend this 35-150 and don’t make the mistake I made and purchase the 2 separate lenses for the holy trinity.My new trinity is sigma art 14-24 f.8, Tamron 35-150 f2-2.8, and my sigma 150-600 f5-6.3. I only really travel with my dynamic duo (the first two) but it’s nice to have this new setup. I’ll use the tamron most of the time unless I’m doing Astro, wild life, or landscape photography.

This is a beast with great potential. Make no mistake about it this not a light lens. I bought it mostly close up photos in nature/people and more. It was bought for more inside or lowlight conditions as well. I have been happy with many random products especially the long term warranty of six years. I am not abusive to my gear so its more for manufacturers defect or inability to keep up for those full six Years. In any case this won't spend much time in my camera pack. It will be one of two cameras and lens pairs in my hand at all times or on my paired suspenders. Btw I am using this lens on a Sony a7rii and a Sony a7 and perhaps my a6000 pair later on overall a great well made lens