The Tamron 70-210mm f4 Di VC USD is a new f/4 telephoto zoom lens for Canon and Nikon full-frame and APS-C DSLR cameras. This compact, lightweight lens features a constant aperture of f/4 throughout the zoom range, Vibration Compensation (VC) technology which reduces camera shake by up to 4 stops, a...

I don't normally do reviews of any sort, having had a lot of lenses, cameras and kit, in general, I guess it would take me a lot to be blown away. This lens has, in my opinion, a much better quality than native Nikon lenses for what you get.

Great Picture Quality; Lightweight

This is a great lens and as good as the 70 200 2.8 in most cases. only for the low light situation, the 2.8 lens has an edge. However, it's lighter and smaller, hence it is much more travel-friendly. Image quality is pretty good. The bokeh is beautiful.

There is nothing more invigorating for a zealous photographer than putting a brand new lens on a familiar, reliable DSLR body. The world looks different through a new lens, and the tableau of photo opportunities hits the reset button, refreshing all of the possibilities.

The Tamron 70-210mm F4 is a great telephoto lens option with relatively few shortcomings considering its reasonable price point. Its optical performance should represent a meaningful upgrade for those using entry-level 55-200mm or 55-250mm kit zooms, and the F4 aperture saves weight and expense...

DSLR users looking to upgrade their kit telephoto zooms and those wanting to photograph moving subjects in good light; portrait shooters and outdoor events

Those shooting in dim environments and need a wider aperture; those shooting on the highest megapixel bodies and need the best sharpness they can get

If you do need an f/2.8, we like Tamron's SP 70-200mm G2, although it does tend to flare a bit when shooting into the sun. Canon has two current f/2.8 zooms, the 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM , now selling for under $2,000 due to the release of version III of the lens-optically the same, but with...

Light, compact build; Internal zoom; 1:3 macro reproduction; Crisp optics; Image stabilization; Dust and splash resistant; Fluorine protection; Optional tripod collar available; Teleconverter compatibility

Image quality dips at maximum zoom; Some distortion and vignetting; Manual focus ring omits rubberized grip

"Which affordable, good quality telephoto lens should I get" If that or similar is your question, the Tamron 70-210mm f/4 Di VC USD Lens may be your answer. This small, light, sleek-appearing lens has big-price features including a fixed max aperture over the entire focal length range, Ultrasonic...

The Tamron 70-210mm F/4 Di VC USD (Model A034) provides good value for the price, especially if you want to add this popular focal range to your lens collection. The f/4 minimum aperture shouldn't be an issue unless you want (or need) an f/2.8 for low light shots or extremely shallow depth of field.

The Tamron 70-210mm F/4 Di VC USD (Model A034) is relatively compact and lightweight so it won't weigh you down; Thanks to its internal zoom, the physical length of the lens remains constant throughout the focal range, as does its f/4 aperture.

A tripod collar will cost you extra and autofocus may search in low contrast conditions; There's minor vignetting and the lens is available only for Canon and Nikon (no Sony option), Minor vignetting, Occasional focus hunting, Tripod collar extra, Available for Nikon and Canon only

The Tamron 70-210mm f4 Di VC USD is a fantastic lens, but you need to give it and your camera every advantage you can to ensure that it consistently performs when it comes to autofocus.

Tamron are here offering a very interesting alternative concept to their already very fine 70-200mm f/2.8 option. Reduce the constant aperture to f/4, retain the high quality level and moisture resistance, and we end up with a much lighter, more compact optic that lends itself much better to travel...