that's the video I'm referring to😅. I saw the video was like they used a gimbal but glad to see it perform so damn well. Fun fact as well, I have the R6 II. Should be purchasing that end of this month. You'll hear from me again in 28 days with my excitement
It's been close to 6 months since I got it and been using extensively and it is AMAZING. Shot sports, events and my Tamron 70-200mm f/2.8 G2 never ever let's me down. Purchased the Tamron 150-600mm f/5-63 for wildlife.
I tried that lense with my R6 II. AF didn't work reliable in servo-mode and the lense was noisy while trying to focus. Update of firmware didn't help. Tamron support told me to send for repair! I returned the lense to the dealer. No Tamron for me.
I hope this doesn’t sound dumb, but I’m new to photography so I need help. I’m confused about what you said in regards to 24-70 and needing to “do math” for APS-C cameras. I have a Rebel t5 which I know is a APS-C camera, does that mean that this lens isn’t compatible?
it will have a 1.4x zoom when using the lens because this lens is made for a full frame camera so its not "unusable" by any means just not going to be "as intended" One of the best APS-C lens I bought and SWEAR by it is the Sigma 18-35 1.8 ART lens. Its insanely affordable and is literally a one stop shop for most of what youre going to need. Imo its THEE best crop censor lens out there, highly recommend it!
@@kyju7093 I appreciate the help man! Since my previous comment, I had to do some more research (clearly lol) and now have a better understanding of what he meant by that “do math” comment. I’ll look into the sigma art lens you’re referring to!
You getting ALOT of flare when the lens point anywhere near the sun. Wish I’d have seen this video before I ordered mine (yet to arrive) I would have waited and purchased the Nikon one.😊
Good afternoon paul how you're doing my son gave me a canon 80d and I'm very happy with the camera even though it's just the camera body so i have no lenses or no sd card but i want to start taking pictures again so i need to buy this lens but from where?
Hi Paul I am using 24 105 f4L on my canon Eos R . Its not sharp till f5.6 . I shoot mostly indoor parties. Just wondering if tamron 24 70 f2.8 g2 is sharper than Canon 24 105f4L. I do use Tamron 70 _ 200 f2.8 G2 on my Eos R with adapter and it is really sharp . I don't need to go over f3.5 even for 4-5 people group. Please let me know about 24 70 f2.8 g2 if its sharper than 24 105 canon F4L. Thanks
So sorry I just came across this! I haven't used the 24-105 f4, but I did do some research for you. It seems to be a common issue with that lens. I'd say this Tamron 24-70 is sharper for sure, however, you may need to calibrate the lens with the dock that tamron sells (it's like, $60) to make sure it's perfectly sharp.(I'm currently having to do this with mine on the R6II) I can say from experience though, when this lens is sharp... it's SHARP.
DANGGGGG dude, so you’re the culprit behind that demo video. I watch video like that once a week or so. You are one of the reasons why I have this lens imprinted in my mind and should be buying it end of next month. Thank you very much for this video in particular. When someone isn’t comparing lens together it makes the buying decision so much easier.
Glad you liked it! Fun fact... I'm shooting with the R6II now, and I'm STILL using this lens! It's a BEAST! I'm not sure what demo video you're referring to though. I shot the 'Golden' video... perhaps that's what you're talking about?
I bought this lens less than a month ago and I am amazed by the beauty of the images, both in detail and in true colours. In post production there is almost nothing to do. It is very sharp . I'm a woman but the weight doesn't bother me, it's worth tiring my arms a little 👍
Agree 100% with the info of this video. I don't have a very steady hand for hand held shots but the combination of the VC (IS) of this lens paired with the IBIS of the R6 put an end to my problem. Lens is sharp and I honestly love its weight, it feels solid like a tank. It's always in my bag wherever I go along with my Canon EF 70-200 L II. Nice video, thanks.
Hello, I have a Tamron 24-70mm f2.8 Canon, G1. I use it for video and I noticed that the image "jumps" when I shoot, I also hear the aperture sound even if I don't change the settings. On top of that, I get some red marks around the subject as if I'm manually focusing and sometimes it suddenly stops while I'm shooting after having the above mentioned issues. What would be the problem and is it worth repairing or should I buy a G2?
The only con for me is it has extreme focus breathing. Like it’s not corrected AT ALL for focus breathing. Otherwise it’s pretty much the perfect 24-70 f2.8 and an insane value.
Hiyaa! I wanted to ask even if it’s a bit redundant, if this lens allows to record fhd in a canon. I’m asking cause I have a canon rp and won’t let me record fhd with my sigma 30 mm. If anyone has any clue would be very useful!
Hi Paul, nice review. I have tried ordering this lens from B&H for a canon EF Mount and it appears nobody else has it in stock along with B&H. Tamron appears to not know when they will restock these. B&H said something like 2+ months.
Any lens that you pair with an canon mirrorless body that has ibis will actually reduce the amount of ibis you get when paired with a lens that is NOT an RF mount lens. So you won't get 7-8 stops of stabilization unfortunately.
I have noticed that too! I've been searching online on this matter that talks about VC paired with Canon (with IBIS). Would you mind sharing the article you've found? TIA!
@@PaulStrople you dont understood. You dont need stabilization for 24-50mm for photo technically, coz u will not get blur on this amount of mm (if your hands is ok). For example. To get blur on 24mm you need shatter speed longer than 1/24. In 50mm shutter speed longer than 1/50 sec. Ofc if you shooting rock steady people (not alive), you can shoot in 1/50, but i afraid that's not your model for photoshoot. If we a talking about alive people, you need shatter speed about 1/60-1/80 if you need not to get blur from their moving and stabilization will not help U. Sooo its suitable for video to reduce camera shakes.
How is the dust sealing on this particular lens? I've heard photographers having a nightmare with Tamron and Sigma's current 24-70 due to *dust* getting sucked in to the lens due to *poor* sealing on the extending lens barrel. To your knowledge, does the Tamron F2.8 24-70mm G2 have a filter between the extending barrel and the main barrel to prevent dust from getting sucked into the lens? Or in your extensive use of the lens, have you detected any issues with dust [long term use]?
Hi! Does this lens work well with EF-EOS R adapter and R6? I've heard that there is some issue with image stabilization not working well. Can You confirm this? BTW - Great video! :D
I have both, the R6 and this Tamron 24-70 G2 and they work together like a charm. It's actually the one lens I use the most along with the Canon EF 70-200 L II. As stated in this video, you can't go wrong with this lens.
Thanks for that. is it parfocal? I had the canon 24-105 IS f4 and that lens is pretty much parfocal, when zoomed and focused at 105 and zoomed out, it was still pretty much in focus... i have heard the tamron does that too but can you confirm please? thanks
Goodnight Paul how you're doing I heard the Tamron is better for Canon cameras and not the sigma 24-70. They said the sigma is having a autofocus problem so that's why I came to your page and you sold me on this lens I'm going to buy the Tamron 24-70 and do I need to buy a full frame camera? In order to get the full effect. I still want the Canon 90d but I will get both of them
I have that lens and the 70-200mm 2.8. Very nice lenses. The 24-70 lives on my Canon 6D. I use an adapter and run it on a Sony a5000 and a5100. Both lenses work well with the adapter. I will admit though. Seeing the little Sonys on the 70-200 looks well, I'm thinking a mouse and an elephant. Let your gutter mind figure that out. LOL. The 24-70 is a bit heavy. I had to sell some stuff to get the two Tamrons. Would I like some L glass? Sure. But the cost of the Tamrons vs the same in L glass. It was have the two in Tamron, or not in Canon.
I'm deciding to buy RP or R10 but my biggest question is that with tamron lens will i need the tamron tap in console to adjust focus? or will it work just fine?
I want to get the Canon 5D mark 4 that's a great camera body right I like those strong beefy lenses and camera bodies. Can't wait to get my speed light
do i have to buy a full frame camera in order to use this lens well i guess i'll be buying me a 5D Mark 4 so i can start taking pictures and get better at my craft. i'm not going to buy no canon but i'll buy the tamron 24-70 F2.8 that will be my next lens
So I do a considerable amount of talking head videos as well as vlogging. I wouldn’t use this lens for my canon 5D mark 4 for vlogging much if at all, but I’m hoping you can let me know if this is a good option? I feel like this lens is better and more affordable than the canon 24-70 2.8(s) Im concerned about the noise when focusing. Im sure I could figure out how to edit the sound out but I’ve never had to do it before. Please help. Also, does the noise ever become a distraction?
This lens fits so freakin perfect on my 6d mk ll and the results it gives me waaauw , i have the 35 and 45mm f1.8 primes wich also is just a waaauw piece of glasses to but i had to get this , i was going to sell my primes but i cant make myself selling them haha love shooting with these lenses .. great video Paul :-)
@@Allan_Madsen I moved up from my 6d to a mirrorless eos R and I also have this lens and the the Tamron 45mm and I just couldn't leave them behind. So I use an adapter cause these lenses are the love of my life... Don't tell my girlfriend I said that 😆
Hi can someone help me? I own this tamron 27-70 G2 with a Canon R6 Mark ii. I use the Ef-R-Controll-Ring-Adapter. I noticed, when I turn my aperture from e.g. F10 back to F2.8 (AV- and TV-Mode) the Aperture goes only very slowly down - step by step to F2.8. What can i do??
I have the same combo, and mine does the same thing...kind of. It's not super slow, but it's not instant either. I've never found a solution, but it doesn't really bother me.
I've used the canon 70-200mm f2.8 LII lens and also the Tamron 70-200mm f2.8 G2 lens. Imo the canon lens is sharp but that's all. The Tamron lens is also sharp but the images also brings with it some character that is very pleasing and requires little editing.
@@PaulStrople once I get my hands on one that's it for me I'm not spending anymore money on another camera body. But I love your video on this lens I got to try it and be satisfied with it.
i love how you broke it down i have a question though i have an canon 80d and my camera uses a ef and ef-s mount so i can buy this camera lens and use it on my 80d cause if i can't i'm going to be very upset. cause when i get some money i will buy me a full frame camera and see what all the noise is about
@@PaulStrople paul you just saved me from a headache lol i like to know my shit that's why i asked plenty of questions. butt i love to speak to people who know their shit. now paul i have to ask you the question which is the best full frame camera out there to buy i know you'd know i was told the canon 5d mark 4 is that true school me paul
@@crayshaunhenderson1265 It depends on what you’re planning to do with the camera. If you plan to shoot Photos ONLY then the 5D IV is a beast that will last you for Years! However, if you’re planning on doing video… then you’d be much better served by Canon’s R series cameras. (R6, R5, or R3.).
I want to buy the Tamron 24-70 for my Canon 80d and I will get the 90d very soon but for now I will get the sigma 24mm 1.4 the sigma 70-200 and the sigma 18-35 and I'm done so please tell me about the flash cause I need to buy one
Hi Paul! Have you ever had any problem between de ef adpator and this lens, specially with the IS on? Something like a little "jump" on the image? Greetings from Chile!
I’m happy to report that I have not had a single issue with this lens and the EF adapter! It’s been flawless for me! 😁 Also, greetings from Colorado! It’s wonderful to interact with people from other places! Blessings!
@@chengliang7501 that’s a great lens! I love that focal range haha. I’ve got the Canon L 70-200 f/2.8, and I love it. I’ve had that one for a long time though.
@@chengliang7501 I've been looking to get the 70-210mm f/4 for the RP, but concern about the adapted AF and VC performance has kept me from pulling the trigger. Have you had any issues with those, particularly with the R6's IBIS?
For everyday and multipurpose usage, would you recommend this or the RF 24-105 f/4? They both are comparable in cost. Both have IS/VC. One has a longer zoom range and one has bigger aperture. But the RF lens fits on the Canon mirrorless without an adapter and this one requires an adapter thereby increasing weight. So for all day and all purpose usage, which one would you recommend?
For all day all purpose usage, I'd actually go with the Tamron 24-70. the weight difference even with the adapter is negligible, and the wider aperture is a lifesaver in low light. However, if you are shooting with an R6... the lowlight on that camera is insane, so you can get away with the 24-105's f/4 aperture.
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that's the video I'm referring to😅. I saw the video was like they used a gimbal but glad to see it perform so damn well. Fun fact as well, I have the R6 II. Should be purchasing that end of this month. You'll hear from me again in 28 days with my excitement
How's that R6 II treating you? I love mine!
It's been close to 6 months since I got it and been using extensively and it is AMAZING. Shot sports, events and my Tamron 70-200mm f/2.8 G2 never ever let's me down. Purchased the Tamron 150-600mm f/5-63 for wildlife.
I tried that lense with my R6 II. AF didn't work reliable in servo-mode and the lense was noisy while trying to focus. Update of firmware didn't help. Tamron support told me to send for repair! I returned the lense to the dealer. No Tamron for me.
I hope this doesn’t sound dumb, but I’m new to photography so I need help. I’m confused about what you said in regards to 24-70 and needing to “do math” for APS-C cameras. I have a Rebel t5 which I know is a APS-C camera, does that mean that this lens isn’t compatible?
it will have a 1.4x zoom when using the lens because this lens is made for a full frame camera so its not "unusable" by any means just not going to be "as intended"
One of the best APS-C lens I bought and SWEAR by it is the Sigma 18-35 1.8 ART lens. Its insanely affordable and is literally a one stop shop for most of what youre going to need. Imo its THEE best crop censor lens out there, highly recommend it!
@@kyju7093 I appreciate the help man! Since my previous comment, I had to do some more research (clearly lol) and now have a better understanding of what he meant by that “do math” comment. I’ll look into the sigma art lens you’re referring to!
You getting ALOT of flare when the lens point anywhere near the sun. Wish I’d have seen this video before I ordered mine (yet to arrive) I would have waited and purchased the Nikon one.😊
Good afternoon paul how you're doing my son gave me a canon 80d and I'm very happy with the camera even though it's just the camera body so i have no lenses or no sd card but i want to start taking pictures again so i need to buy this lens but from where?
Hi Paul
I am using 24 105 f4L on my canon Eos R . Its not sharp till f5.6 . I shoot mostly indoor parties. Just wondering if tamron 24 70 f2.8 g2 is sharper than Canon 24 105f4L.
I do use Tamron 70 _ 200 f2.8 G2 on my Eos R with adapter and it is really sharp . I don't need to go over f3.5 even for 4-5 people group.
Please let me know about 24 70 f2.8 g2 if its sharper than 24 105 canon F4L.
Thanks
It's a shame he hasn't replied was wondering the same thing because I want to buy one of the 2
So sorry I just came across this! I haven't used the 24-105 f4, but I did do some research for you. It seems to be a common issue with that lens. I'd say this Tamron 24-70 is sharper for sure, however, you may need to calibrate the lens with the dock that tamron sells (it's like, $60) to make sure it's perfectly sharp.(I'm currently having to do this with mine on the R6II) I can say from experience though, when this lens is sharp... it's SHARP.
DANGGGGG dude, so you’re the culprit behind that demo video. I watch video like that once a week or so. You are one of the reasons why I have this lens imprinted in my mind and should be buying it end of next month. Thank you very much for this video in particular. When someone isn’t comparing lens together it makes the buying decision so much easier.
Glad you liked it! Fun fact... I'm shooting with the R6II now, and I'm STILL using this lens! It's a BEAST!
I'm not sure what demo video you're referring to though. I shot the 'Golden' video... perhaps that's what you're talking about?
I bought this lens less than a month ago and I am amazed by the beauty of the images, both in detail and in true colours. In post production there is almost nothing to do. It is very sharp . I'm a woman but the weight doesn't bother me, it's worth tiring my arms a little 👍
Is there a lot of chromatic aberration to edit in post?
Agree 100% with the info of this video. I don't have a very steady hand for hand held shots but the combination of the VC (IS) of this lens paired with the IBIS of the R6 put an end to my problem. Lens is sharp and I honestly love its weight, it feels solid like a tank. It's always in my bag wherever I go along with my Canon EF 70-200 L II.
Nice video, thanks.
I thought, you couldnt combine ef lens IS with the IBIS of R cameras?
@@tim-n.schutze8796 yes its not stack
It is worth to buy this lense for canon rp?
Hello, I have a Tamron 24-70mm f2.8 Canon, G1. I use it for video and I noticed that the image "jumps" when I shoot, I also hear the aperture sound even if I don't change the settings. On top of that, I get some red marks around the subject as if I'm manually focusing and sometimes it suddenly stops while I'm shooting after having the above mentioned issues. What would be the problem and is it worth repairing or should I buy a G2?
I'd love to own this one but its way too expensive. I got the 10-24mm for only 149,- tho which is nice.
You lost me with the noise. I still prefer Canon 24-70
The only con for me is it has extreme focus breathing. Like it’s not corrected AT ALL for focus breathing. Otherwise it’s pretty much the perfect 24-70 f2.8 and an insane value.
Hiyaa! I wanted to ask even if it’s a bit redundant, if this lens allows to record fhd in a canon. I’m asking cause I have a canon rp and won’t let me record fhd with my sigma 30 mm. If anyone has any clue would be very useful!
Yup! It should record fhd just fine. 👌🏻
Well done! I use the Tamron 28-75 on my Sony and I am really satisfied. Even if it is not a prime lens the sharpness is really good
Hmmm do you think Tamron will release the version 3 (G3) next year? Thanks.
Hello, can i ask if is this lens compatible with mirrorless fullframe canon camera ? like R8
You will need an EF-RF adapter, but it should work just fine! :) I used it on my mirrorless R6 in this video!
Did you have to update your lens prior to use? Or i can just buy one. Fresh outta box and use it no issues?
Mine worked fresh outta the box! :)
i read about focus fly by wire. This is not true? :O This is why i buyed sigma art 24-70 with ef mount. -_-''
Hi Paul, nice review. I have tried ordering this lens from B&H for a canon EF Mount and it appears nobody else has it in stock along with B&H. Tamron appears to not know when they will restock these. B&H said something like 2+ months.
Oh ouch... I’m sorry man. That sucks!
You could see if the Canon version is in stock, but that’s more expensive. 😬
Try Cardinal Camera in Lansdale Pa. They had it when I was there recently. It’s a great lens btw.
Any lens that you pair with an canon mirrorless body that has ibis will actually reduce the amount of ibis you get when paired with a lens that is NOT an RF mount lens. So you won't get 7-8 stops of stabilization unfortunately.
I have noticed that too! I've been searching online on this matter that talks about VC paired with Canon (with IBIS). Would you mind sharing the article you've found? TIA!
Why you mention that u need stabilization only for video?! For photo its almost not usable.
You might have a whack copy of the lens. Mine worked just fine! :)
@@PaulStrople you dont understood. You dont need stabilization for 24-50mm for photo technically, coz u will not get blur on this amount of mm (if your hands is ok). For example. To get blur on 24mm you need shatter speed longer than 1/24. In 50mm shutter speed longer than 1/50 sec. Ofc if you shooting rock steady people (not alive), you can shoot in 1/50, but i afraid that's not your model for photoshoot. If we a talking about alive people, you need shatter speed about 1/60-1/80 if you need not to get blur from their moving and stabilization will not help U. Sooo its suitable for video to reduce camera shakes.
How is the dust sealing on this particular lens? I've heard photographers having a nightmare with Tamron and Sigma's current 24-70 due to *dust* getting sucked in to the lens due to *poor* sealing on the extending lens barrel. To your knowledge, does the Tamron F2.8 24-70mm G2 have a filter between the extending barrel and the main barrel to prevent dust from getting sucked into the lens? Or in your extensive use of the lens, have you detected any issues with dust [long term use]?
Any news about this issue? I am looking for an answer too.
The bokeh on Tamron lenses is incredible.
Hi! Does this lens work well with EF-EOS R adapter and R6? I've heard that there is some issue with image stabilization not working well. Can You confirm this? BTW - Great video! :D
I haven’t had any issues with the image stabilization in this lens combined with my R6! It’s been great!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
I have both, the R6 and this Tamron 24-70 G2 and they work together like a charm. It's actually the one lens I use the most along with the Canon EF 70-200 L II. As stated in this video, you can't go wrong with this lens.
@@juanjaramillo1854 how is the af perfomance with the ef adapter?
@@luaaraujo8674 - fast and accurate. I don't have a single issue with the AF using the adapter.
@@juanjaramillo1854 thanks for answering. What's the camera and adapter that you're using? I´m planning to use with c70 and 0.71 adapter
Enjoyed this review! you made it very informative yet fun! Thanks
Thanks for the video. Is there any problem with onion ring bokeh? Is it too obvious?
Thanks for that. is it parfocal? I had the canon 24-105 IS f4 and that lens is pretty much parfocal, when zoomed and focused at 105 and zoomed out, it was still pretty much in focus... i have heard the tamron does that too but can you confirm please? thanks
Yup! This lens is pretty much parfocal. It's great!
Is it compatible with Canon 250D with no adapter?
My RF 28-70 F2 disagrees.
And my wallet disagrees with your 28-70 F2. 😂
C'mon that's a way more expensive lens
Goodnight Paul how you're doing I heard the Tamron is better for Canon cameras and not the sigma 24-70. They said the sigma is having a autofocus problem so that's why I came to your page and you sold me on this lens I'm going to buy the Tamron 24-70 and do I need to buy a full frame camera? In order to get the full effect. I still want the Canon 90d but I will get both of them
I have that lens and the 70-200mm 2.8. Very nice lenses. The 24-70 lives on my Canon 6D. I use an adapter and run it on a Sony a5000 and a5100. Both lenses work well with the adapter. I will admit though. Seeing the little Sonys on the 70-200 looks well, I'm thinking a mouse and an elephant. Let your gutter mind figure that out. LOL. The 24-70 is a bit heavy. I had to sell some stuff to get the two Tamrons. Would I like some L glass? Sure. But the cost of the Tamrons vs the same in L glass. It was have the two in Tamron, or not in Canon.
I actually recently replaced this lens with a Canon 24-70 2.8 L II... but the tamron was an absolute beast while I had it!
I have it on my Z8 with ftz adapter and it’s phenomenal. Got it used in mint condition for $700 usd
I just bought a "used" version of this G2 lens for 800 euros, with only 500 shots and a UV filter. A good bargain IMHO, I think I'm gonna like it ;-)
I'm deciding to buy RP or R10 but my biggest question is that with tamron lens will i need the tamron tap in console to adjust focus? or will it work just fine?
Thank you for your video! Would this lens fit on my Rebel T7i?
Yes it does!
great video.. I HAVE AND LOVE THAT LENS...
also.. your Link.. of Gimbal Choice.. is not working
Good to know. I'll check it! Thanks!
Absolute Unit of a lens eh? :)
I want to get the Canon 5D mark 4 that's a great camera body right I like those strong beefy lenses and camera bodies. Can't wait to get my speed light
Paul can you tell me how good the canon 16-35 lens is I'd love your advice
paul i need your opinion on the 860 ii from godox i need a good flash for my camera
do i have to buy a full frame camera in order to use this lens well i guess i'll be buying me a 5D Mark 4 so i can start taking pictures and get better at my craft. i'm not going to buy no canon but i'll buy the tamron 24-70 F2.8 that will be my next lens
You don’t have to buy a full frame camera. However, you’ll get the best experience out of this lens if you pair it with a full frame body.
So I do a considerable amount of talking head videos as well as vlogging. I wouldn’t use this lens for my canon 5D mark 4 for vlogging much if at all, but I’m hoping you can let me know if this is a good option? I feel like this lens is better and more affordable than the canon 24-70 2.8(s) Im concerned about the noise when focusing. Im sure I could figure out how to edit the sound out but I’ve never had to do it before. Please help. Also, does the noise ever become a distraction?
I'm going to skip this lens & get the 15-30mm G2 when i can afford it as i don't shoot much standard focal length images.
Nice review! any idea if this works with the C70? I have heard the auto focus on some tamron lenses doesnt work with the C cameras
bro great video very professional and well done definitely will subscribe, I just bought mine yesterday to start shoting video and film can't wait
Thank you. I copped. Also the puppet part earned you a subscription from me 😂
dawg how tf do you have less than 500 subs???? this was an amazing review with an even amazingier camera lens
The fact that Canon has so few decent EF lenses with Image stabilisation, how is this Tamron in terms of noise when focusing ? Loud ?
It's not perfectly silent, but it's not super loud either. It's about the same noise level as the RF lenses I've tried.
This lens fits so freakin perfect on my 6d mk ll and the results it gives me waaauw , i have the 35 and 45mm f1.8 primes wich also is just a waaauw piece of glasses to but i had to get this , i was going to sell my primes but i cant make myself selling them haha love shooting with these lenses .. great video Paul :-)
Yeah this lens is rad! Primes are so crispy though, it would be quite hard to sell them!
@@PaulStrople i totaly agree with you , i cant sell em never gonna happen and im okay with that now .. Tamron really stepped up there game ..
@@Allan_Madsen I moved up from my 6d to a mirrorless eos R and I also have this lens and the the Tamron 45mm and I just couldn't leave them behind. So I use an adapter cause these lenses are the love of my life... Don't tell my girlfriend I said that 😆
@@apjgraphix i totaly agree im gonna get a adapter to when i move from dslr to mirrorless world thats for sure
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Hi can someone help me? I own this tamron 27-70 G2 with a Canon R6 Mark ii. I use the Ef-R-Controll-Ring-Adapter. I noticed, when I turn my aperture from e.g. F10 back to F2.8 (AV- and TV-Mode) the Aperture goes only very slowly down - step by step to F2.8. What can i do??
I have the same combo, and mine does the same thing...kind of. It's not super slow, but it's not instant either. I've never found a solution, but it doesn't really bother me.
@@PaulStrople Oh, I did! Just turn of the depth of field live view ;)
Just beware it’s amazing lens but 1 out of four will not focus sharp out of the box. You will need the dock and calibrate it. 😊
I just ordered the dock this morning haha. My copy of the lens is tack sharp in video, but a wee bit off for photo, so I'll calibrate it!
If I have the canon t5i would this lens still work as 24-70mm?
It would still be a nice mid range zoom, although it would function as a 36-112mm.
No. The best lens is "Helios 40-2 85mm 1.5". Variable focal length and autofocus for weaklings! :-D
2 years later, and I'd actually agree with you, haha. Although I prefer the 44-2 58mm f/2, personally.
I got to buy a full fame camera
I've used the canon 70-200mm f2.8 LII lens and also the Tamron 70-200mm f2.8 G2 lens. Imo the canon lens is sharp but that's all. The Tamron lens is also sharp but the images also brings with it some character that is very pleasing and requires little editing.
That's an interesting observation! I'm STILL using this lens to this day, and loving it!
Try 70-200mm f2.8 L (III) - even more character.
Using ver. 1 since 2011 and never looked back. THE BEST.
Ver. 2 is my daily driver, and I'm loving it!
I have to get my hand on this lens I'm letting my money build up so i can get me one for my 5D mark 4 canon camera
Ah yes.. Old Reliable! I loved my 5D IV when I had one!
@@PaulStrople once I get my hands on one that's it for me I'm not spending anymore money on another camera body. But I love your video on this lens I got to try it and be satisfied with it.
i love how you broke it down i have a question though i have an canon 80d and my camera uses a ef and ef-s mount so i can buy this camera lens and use it on my 80d cause if i can't i'm going to be very upset. cause when i get some money i will buy me a full frame camera and see what all the noise is about
You can use this lens just fine!
My girlfriend has a Canon 80D and this lens worked flawlessly! 😁👍🏻
@@PaulStrople paul you just saved me from a headache lol i like to know my shit that's why i asked plenty of questions. butt i love to speak to people who know their shit. now paul i have to ask you the question which is the best full frame camera out there to buy i know you'd know i was told the canon 5d mark 4 is that true school me paul
@@PaulStrople which lens do your girlfriend have for her 80d i know you making sure she have good lens
@@crayshaunhenderson1265 It depends on what you’re planning to do with the camera. If you plan to shoot Photos ONLY then the 5D IV is a beast that will last you for Years!
However, if you’re planning on doing video… then you’d be much better served by Canon’s R series cameras. (R6, R5, or R3.).
@@chiefbubba2581 Used this exact lens. (Tamron 24-70 f/2.8 G2).
only i see this micro wooble ??
It look like is best lens for R6. Don’t need RF lens
I got a used one (version 1) for $500 . I made a 4k video on my M6II with it. Awesome lens.
Version 1 or version 2 ?
@@hugocheng55 version 1.
@@hugocheng55 version 1.
Hello Thank you for the video, Could you please tell me if you activate the digital stabilization in the R6 ?
Most of the time I do not. It’s just IBIS plus lens stabilization. 😁
@@PaulStrople I say that because for me on my Eos R6 i MUST activate de Digital IS because the IS from the lens not working proprely in video :s
I want to buy the Tamron 24-70 for my Canon 80d and I will get the 90d very soon but for now I will get the sigma 24mm 1.4 the sigma 70-200 and the sigma 18-35 and I'm done so please tell me about the flash cause I need to buy one
That seems like a solid setup for now!
I’m not the guy to ask about flash I’m afraid. I never use it. 😂😂
@@PaulStrople if you don't use flash how do I get better at taking pictures at night
@@johnthomas3941 fast glass, use available light, a slow shutter speed, a tripod and a camera with good lowlight performance at high ISO values help.
@@PaulStrople sounds like a good idea
@@PaulStrople so something like 1.2 and 1.4
Best reviews on utube thanks again 👍
Much appreciated!
do you make any money?
not from this review, no haha.
will this lens fit on canon m50 ii?
Did it work?
Hi Paul! Have you ever had any problem between de ef adpator and this lens, specially with the IS on? Something like a little "jump" on the image? Greetings from Chile!
I’m happy to report that I have not had a single issue with this lens and the EF adapter! It’s been flawless for me! 😁
Also, greetings from Colorado! It’s wonderful to interact with people from other places!
Blessings!
@@PaulStrople Good to know, man. Thanks! 👍🏻👍🏻
@@bacilazo No problem man! Glad I could help! 😁
I just got mine. Very happy with it!! Last question: in video mode, do you have a little noise from the aperture baldes when you open full at 2.8?
@@bacilazo No sir I have not. It’s been nice and clean!
It look like is best lens for R6. Don’t need RF lens.
That’s my thought! I love this lens! 😁
I have canon EOS R6 too, and I got one tamron 70-210mm f4. Love the lens too. And it only cost me $349
@@chengliang7501 that’s a great lens!
I love that focal range haha. I’ve got the Canon L 70-200 f/2.8, and I love it.
I’ve had that one for a long time though.
@@chengliang7501 I've been looking to get the 70-210mm f/4 for the RP, but concern about the adapted AF and VC performance has kept me from pulling the trigger. Have you had any issues with those, particularly with the R6's IBIS?
@@landonking2937 I don’t have issue with my AF and VC. Even I used a third party adapter from Mike.
Fantastic lens.. shame autofocus doesnt work on my sony fx6 with metabones and mc11 tested...
For everyday and multipurpose usage, would you recommend this or the RF 24-105 f/4? They both are comparable in cost. Both have IS/VC. One has a longer zoom range and one has bigger aperture. But the RF lens fits on the Canon mirrorless without an adapter and this one requires an adapter thereby increasing weight. So for all day and all purpose usage, which one would you recommend?
For all day all purpose usage, I'd actually go with the Tamron 24-70. the weight difference even with the adapter is negligible, and the wider aperture is a lifesaver in low light.
However, if you are shooting with an R6... the lowlight on that camera is insane, so you can get away with the 24-105's f/4 aperture.
@@PaulStrople thank you