Product Comparison: Tamron SP 70-200mm F/2.8 Di VC USD G2 vs Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II
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- Opening the aperture to f/2.8 provides a lot of opportunity and the bokeh was pleasantly beautiful.
- The sharpness is quite good, I'm pleasantly surprised at the quality and build.
- It's nice to use a lens that's so well made and I love the f2.8 aperture.
- For the focal length it’s sharp. The tracking is top notch.
- Fantastic value, good quality telephoto lens. F2.8 throughout the focal range.
- The constant aperture is wonderful.
- Lightning fast autofocus, outstanding clarity and color, sharp at all apertures.
- It is super fast with a nice, fast 2.8 aperture.
- Ultra-sharp, constant f/2.8 aperture, everything that goes through this lens is glorious from 70mm to 200mm.
- Very sharp in the center at all apertures!
- The lens feels well built, sturdy, and it is heavy.
- Great lens for the money, it's heavy, well built, focus was perfect out of the box.
- The weight is heavy, but feels fine with the camera.
- Was not happy with the lens; too big, too heavy.
- It is big and heavy.
- It's super well balanced, has an incredibly useful zoom range.
- I really like the weight and length of this lens.
- Using D300 with MD10 (motor drive) and weight is manageable.
- It will add some weight to your camera, but it's no big deal.
- The only negative about this lens is its weight and size.
- Focus and zoom rings feel good and work smoothly.
- Fast and accurate autofocus.
- The focus and zoom is velvety smooth.
- The focus is fast, even at night.
- Bokeh looks good. Close focus is impressive as well.
- VR works wonders in low light.
- The autofocus is fast. The vibration reduction is useful.
- VR II works really well, so you can get some really sharp hand-held shots, even at maximum zoom.
- It is quick to focus, gives great edge to edge clarity and color.
- It's fast and just grabs focus. Every image is crystal clear. The bokeh amazing.
- The Tamron lens produces absolutely stunning, crisp imagery.
- Build quality is great, and doesn't feel even a little cheap.
- The lens focuses quickly and quietly.
- Auto Focus is quick and VC (Vibration Compensation) works exceptionally well.
- Build quality makes this lens feel solid. It feels like a tank.
- The bokeh on 70-200mm lenses has always been outstanding.
- Very sharp images and very fast focusing. The lens construction is very solid.
- Build quality is excellent. Metal all around with solid and reliable controls, including focus and zoom rings.
- Bokeh is excellent, with a 9-blade diaphragm, f/2.8 and 200mm zoom, you can get some really creamy backgrounds.
- This look and feel of this lens is incredible.