Tamron 70-180mm F/2.8 Di III VC VXD G2 for Sony E-Mount Full Frame Mirrorless Cameras
Original price was: $1,299.00.$1,199.00Current price is: $1,199.00.
- Compact and Lightweight: The Tamron 70-180mm F/2.8 Di III VC VXD G2 for Sony E-Mount is a class-leading compact and lightweight telephoto zoom for Sony featuring VC Image Stabilization
- Shortened MOD: The MOD is shortened at the wide end to 11.8 inch compared to the first generation 33.5 inch, so that users can enjoy the unique photographic expressions distinctive to the lens
- VXD: The new 70-180mm zoom features the VXD (Voice-coil eXtreme-torque Drive) linear motor focus mechanism for high-speed, high-precision auto-focusing that performs well for both stills and video
- Scratch-Resistant Design: The lens design improves operability and provides scratch resistance. It has a moisture-resistant construction with fluorine coating
- Supported Mobile Apps: The new lens supports the dedicated Tamron MRON Lens Utility and TAMRON Lens Utility Mobile apps that allow you to customize functions based on various shooting styles for still photography and video


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Blue Sky –
At first I was very impressed with this new version of this lens. I had originally tested it only outdoors and with pretty good lighting it seemed to perform very well..
Sadly since then I have tested it at an indoor sporting event with less perfect lighting and it seemed to miss focus about 60-70% of the time. In fact, only about 10% of images were reasonably sharp! Additionally, the focus motors seemed slow, noisy and struggled to focus. This was in low burst mode on a Sony A7R V.
In the past I have photographed the same event at the same exact venue with about a 90% focus accuracy rate. The only difference was I used the new Sony 70-200mm f2.8 version 2.
I really wanted this lens to work for its smaller size but the issues above were a deal breaker!
Bill G. –
Very impressed with this lens. Locked focus easily. Can’t beat the price
Chen –
Razor sharp. Compact enough I d like to carry. Worth the price.
Nick Bohme –
I am not impressed with the lens especially at low light. It loses focus.
Better save up and get something better.
SPEEDYSHEED –
Have not found any camera functions that are not supported including super zoom.
Amazon Customer –
This lens is sharp, pretty fast and overall quality shots that rivals that of G Master lens for half the price. It is also fantastic for close up macro shots and with minimal focal length. Please see pics I have attached on my recent trip with my Sony A7C II. However, this lens quit working after 2 days of shooting. My camera would show flashing aperture value and wouldn’t allow for autofocus function and force into manual focus, and the manual focus ring wouldnt change focus meaning something had gone wrong internally with the drive motors or drive by wire system so I requested a return. This malfunction left me with the 28-60mm Kit Lens and my 16-35mm GM lens for the rest of my trip and lose valueable shots most appropriate for this lens. Being my first Tamron lens, I was so happy with the photos I was able to get out of it on the first try but very dissapointed that it quit working after roughly 50-60 shots!!! The lens was not mishandled, not roughed around and it was handled with great care just like my other lenses. My 16-35 lens remained on the body for the rest of the trip and was very effective. Hopefully Tamron can figure out what happened and can offer a better solution unless I just got a bad unit.
Chen –
If you don’t want to buy the Gmaster and you want something not as heavy as the Sigma, This leanse is not just a great option, it is the best value of all those 3 lenses. Sharp, great autofocus, good weight and good build quality
SPEEDYSHEED –
I’ve had a lot of 70-200’s in my life form Canon and Nikon but this 70-180 is by far the best of them. The images are razor sharp wide open at 2.8 across the range. On top of that I don’t object to the light weight and small size of this lens especially if you are used to any other 2.8’s. The difference between 180-200 is negligible, I don’t miss it at all especially when you consider all you get in this lens. A 6 year warranty too. What more do you really want? I am really picky when it comes to lenses having been a pro for 30 years. This one is a keeper.