EDIT: 1. I messed up with the shutter speed numbers, longest I’ve ever shot handheld at was one second not two. 2. The lens material is actually aluminum and an unknown plastic material. But note that the barrel is all aluminum. I hope I did not mislead anyone!
I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and just purchased this lens. I was shocked at how light it is, "arthritis friendly" as I call it. This lens is amazing and it does inspire just like you said.
I've had mine going on 5 yrs. now and I've taken a lot of good pics with it, won a few photo contests myself. I was actually looking at other lenses (Canon) today, some prime and some not and after watching reviews on them I came back to my senses and decided to stick with my big Tammy and save lots of money. I realize more than ever now just how nice a big tele-zoom lens. I can stay in one spot almost always and frame up on a bird. That's a huge advantage over a prime. And when you understand it, what aper's/zoom lengths to use you get better pics with it.
Very nice review, I have to thank you . I have a gen 1 and can't never get really sharp images until you mentioned that you shoot at F8. I tried and found a great improvement in sharpness. No one ever mentioned that little bit of information and believe me I search so thank you , I can use it again along with my 100-400 which is my preferred lens for hiking !!!!!
Good vid again Tom, thanks for it. I am using this with 90D now for over 10 days. Happy with the result. Alst I am satisfied after Canon old 100-400 failed to resolve the light over 32mp. And I got 80% misses. But with G2, got 75% hits.
Thanks for the enjoyable and illuminating video. I purchased the Tamron G2 150-600mm in 2019 at the same time I bought the Z7 47 megapixel Nikon camera. I photograph sports events on the beach and the results with the camera and lens (with some tweaking in my PC photo program) are very impressive.
Excellent review. Great examples, terrific photos. I am considering this lens for travels (if they happen) in the summer of '21. I like the points you made about the weight, weather sealing, and sharpness of the lens.(plus other nice features) I'm going to locate your review of the 3 lenses in comparison. Great job. Thank you for your efforts in putting this brief but informative review together. Happy New Year, 2021!
Finally, a great photographer taking great shots with this lens. So many reviews out there are taking photos with his lens and making the lens look terrible. Technique is key here and you have a lot of super sharp images. Great job. I think you just sold me. Thanks :) & subbed
I have been investigating this lense for a couple of months now, and just ordered it yesterday. Your presentation makes me glad that I did. I'm still in the learning stage, and hope that it matches well with my Canon EOS SL1. Thank you!
Hi Tomas, I enjoyed watching your video on the Tamron 150-600 lens. This lens has gotten good reviews over the years. The camera industry is changing technology and trying to make people buy new things. I am staying with the old Nikon technology and will do so successfully. Thanks for the review. I subscribed to your channel.
Also get the the tap-in console if you get or have this lens or any of the newer Tamron SP lenses - for firmware updates and any calibration for DSLRs - mine was spot on out of the box. Especially true if you are planning any upgrades to new bodies or mirrorless.
can you explain sir why you don't like this can you please suggest me which one is better for canon camera i still confuse which one i should go like canon 100-400mii vs sigma 150-600sprots vs tamron 150-600g2 this is i choose but still confuse which one i buy
I think Bob actually said he loved it “could not be happier” is an expression for being very happy! If you want to see a comparison I recommend you watch this: ruclips.net/video/kZwYHDGeqro/видео.html
Tamron It looks really perfect when version 2 came out. Have you tried the Sigma 150-600C? I have an important dilemma, which lens to get for the old APSC + Canon RP. I would use it for shooting wildlife, deer, birds, pretty much anything...but DEER first
Thanks for the informative video. Was debating between the Tamron and Sigma but I'm now confident that the Tamron is the way to go for birding/wildlife photography.
Currently I have the Sigma 150-500mm lens, and I was thinking about getting the Canon 100-400mm with a 1.4x teleconverter. But this Tamron would be a cheaper option, with what looks like crisp image quality.
I congratulate you on the perfect review of this lens where you point out the strengths such as weight and weather resistance. For the sharpness I agree with you that it is extraordinary and if it plays with lenses that cost over ten thousand dollars. I use it with Nikon D850, D7200 and Z6 bodies with excellent results. Cordial greetings.
Dude! Excellent lens review :) Also where did you buy your sweet polaroid jumper from? I want one haha. Thanks for sharing your in depth review it's fantastic!
Would you recommned this lens for sports photography, where the subjecst are moving faster more erratic than maybe birds sitting in a tree? And how fast is the autofcous? Thanks for this helpful video, everything else about the camera sounds great.
Great video! Short but very informative! I have one like this, and I can guarantee that it really is a great lens! In addition to wildlife photos, I can make excellent photos like a macro lens such a detail!
Hi I have this lens, but I am always unsure which VC to have it on on I know 2 is for panning. I always shoot handheld so sometimes I do wobble a bit. Can you advise whether I should be in 1 or 3 please. Thank you for taking the time to make the videos. I am finding them helpful.
My Tamron 150-600mm autofocus failed on the 1st day of a recent wildlife workshop. I've replaced it with the Nikon 200-400mm f4 and a Nikon 1.4x teleconverter.
theyre terrible i had same problem years ago . no 2 went after 3 months . my nikon 200-500 is going and going .. should have bought the nikon first .il never buy into tamron again
Mine does seem to have intermittent issues with the autofocus motor. I still have it but switched from Nikon to the Fujifilm X-T4 so there is currently no autofocus option yet for the Nikon to X-mount. At least not one that has been fully released yet. When it did decide to work, I got some decent shots including high altitude F-15's doing maneuvers overhead. It does get a bit heavy after awhile though. Now hopefully Sigma and Tamron can soon start making glass for the X-Mount system.
Tomas, I enjoy your videos very much,. I have a question about the Tamron. I al trying to decide. I currently have a 5D MK ll and an R50 and am thinking of getting an R5 and and R7. If for the same money I could get a used Canon 100-400 L IS ll or the Tamron 150-600 G2, which would you pick? The Tamron or the Canon? Thanks for your time.
I really like my Tamron 150-600 G2. It has good weather sealing, price, and performance. I use it for birding and airshows. My only complaints for the lens: I've had to go chasing after the hood more than once when it brushed against my leg because it doesn't "lock" in place well. I've also had the switches change when then they get lightly bumped on a pantleg. I didn't have these issues with my Sigma 150-500 as the switches and lens hood were stiffer in operation. I can say that 2 pieces of gaff tape fix these issues, and it's not like the switches and hood are loose, just more susceptible to bumps. It's still a good buy and I chose it over the Sigma Contemporary and Sport, and the Nikon 200-500.
Thanks for this review. Really helpful and great info also appreciate mentioning ethical photography of wildlife! Very important and isn't brought up enough.
I bought one recently second hand in excellent condition for $900AUD. I'm still getting used to it but it's a great bit of kit. I've got it on a 5DMk3 and pretty much always have a CPL on it and it's superb. Bargain.
its currently on sale here in Amazon for 1000€ in Austria (same price as Sigma 150-600 C) do you recommend it for my Sony A7R? note: we dont have these 2 Lenses for Sony E-Mount so i have to buy a converter to mount them on my Sony
Great video thanks, I have the R6 and am trying to decide between this and the canon 100-400mm, any advice on which lens would preform best with that body.. thanks.
Great video, thank you. I'm currently using that lens with my old 80D and a 6D Mk2. Thinking of getting a decent, used, 1Dx Mk3, any thoughts re: compatibility? Cheers, keep up the great work.
Great presentation Tomas. I have been looking for a good wildlife telephoto lens for a while and this has made up my mind. I have a question about image stabilization. If the camera has image stabilization and the lens does too, will they interfere with each other if both are on?
Hi, I have a 90d which I brought a few months ago, I am looking to buy a 400 or 600mm lens, but I wanted to ask, would this tamron work well and give me sharp pictures with the canon 90d? I love doing bird photography, hope to hear from you soon.
Hi I'm planning on buying a Nikon D850 with this lens for mainly bird & wildlife photography would your recommend this lens with that body.... Thanks Deb
Thomas. Thank for this video. I am seriously thinking of buying a 15-600 lens for my Canon 80D (not full frame, as you know) I am thinking of this lens or the Sigma equivalent. His has helped my along the way.
Suggest you go for D500 + Nikon AFS 70-200mm, f/2.8G ll ED lens + X 2 Nikon AFS Teleconverter TC 20E lll. This combination makes your lens becomes 600mm, f/5.6. It is much lighter, doesn’t require tripod, just handheld. But, must have D500 body. You can used it for macro, portraiture, birding, wildlife, street photography, except for landscape. I have done away with my Nikkor 200-500 mm, which is extremely heavy, always needs tripod. This is my true experience.
I sold off my 1.4x teleconverter and 70-200 as I liked the extra reach using the D500. I've also found that after updating the firmware on the Tamron it works very nicely with the FTZ adapter on a Z7.
Hi Thomas wonderful video👌🙌🙏. Have a question for you..can this lends work with Nikon D3500? I am looking for a good long range lens with this kind of range to work with my D3500.
I’m looking into buying a 90d for my tamron 150-600 G2. I now have it on my 6D mk ii. Would it be a upgrade, would you go for a R or RP instead? Thanks for your great vids by the way
I have a " Canon EOS 70D " dslr and I want to buy a new "Tamron SP 150-600mm f / 5-6.3D VC USD GG ". But in the future I will replace my camera body with a Canon Mirrorless body. then may I use the same lens for both of them ?
Great video. Does this lens work well with the 2x extender? I have the 70-200mm with the tamron 2x extender. If there's no auto focus issue with the 2x extender, this will be my next purchase. I will use it with my eos r5.
Hey, i got that lens 2 montags ago with the nikon d750, but i feel like most of my Images are blurry no Matter what i do, unless i'm not fewer than 3 or 4 meters away from the subject. Was that a Problem with yours or do you think thats normal? What should i do?
I own the g2 and the 400 5.6. (my machines are 80d and 5dsr). When shooting in BIF, 50% of the photos are blurred. the times never go below 1/2500, and ONLY if I find myself freehand I always use vc mod 2 (for stationary subjects instead vc 1 or 3). I realized that the biggest problem with this lens is the continuous refresh during the tracking of the subject (the autofocus briefly loses the subject and then hangs it up). This continuous refresh during the chase then inevitably causes problems when you press the shutter button, leaving you with a lot of choppy shots. With the 400 5.6 this HAPPENS MUCH MUCH LESS, because the af is simply better and more reliable. the 400 5.6 can be considered much more "sniper" from this point of view. the g2 hook the subject very quickly, but the real problem is that it is very hard to stay "hooked" during the chase.this G2 lens is suitable for stationary subjects, not for moving animals. success rates are low in action
Hi I need help I've got the 90d and the tamron 150-600 shooting in manual mode with it set at f6.3 iso auto shutter speed at around 1/1000 and my photos are really soft and when slightly cropped grainy
I have an r5 this lens and an 80d... Was thinking about the 32.5 aps-c sensor. I am keeping a DSLR for the quickness and i like an aps-c for the reach, but with the r5 now, the 80d only gives me about 1000 more horizontal pixels in the center of the frame than cropping the r5, where the 90d would give me about 2k more horizontal pixels in the same 22x14mm....
Both are great picks. The Nikkor offers a wider aperture and super sharp images. The Tamron is weather sealed and is also very sharp. You can't go wrong with either!
I am using it since Nov 2016(it was released on Oct 2016). The AF and VC button slips easily and makes it P.I.A. sometimes when the subject suddenly appears and you wonder why its not focusing or not maintaining stability. Also sharpness wise not much difference than older Sigma 150-600 C while little better than G1. While pixel peeping, there is some ghosting blur visible in most photos even if taken with maximum precaution(remote trigger) in tripod without VC. Therefore price increment does not justify compared to former version. Hood locking mechanism is also not for quick mount/dismount. Arca-swiss mount is a boon though. I recommend my friend Sigma 150-600 C as its much more affordable and similar performance plus output. They are really happy with my advice and I crib with my purchase decision. Does not make sense to pay more just for sleek design and weatherproofing, while having to deal with not so great results. So I don't expect my images to sell on stocks or competitions from this lens. Just use it for birding pursuits.
Based on what I have heard 2021 Sigma will most likely release their 150-600mm for E-, RF- and L-mount 😃. But Tamron might do the same (they have also told that they are working on RF glass). But if you have the money you will get more durability, sharpness and AF performance by choosing Canon 100-500mm or Sony 200-600mm.
@@tkermi Yup if I purchased R mount camera. Then I can think of Canon R 100-500. Even though they messed up with 7.1 at long end, it will be better than Sigma and Tamron. Sony 200-600 is the best and Canon has gone route with stupid 600mm and 800mm f/11 lenses.
@@HarshithJV I agree. Luckily the RF 100-500mm can be used wide open with high quality. Christopher Frost posted his detailed technical review of it yesterday (here in YT). I would love Canon to make a big brother for the RF 100-500mm! Based on my (amateur) calculations, by using the same design with 105mm filter size / ~4" glass they could make the following: 120-600mm f/4 - f/6,3 f/4 120 - 183mm f/4,5 184 - 308mm f/5 309 - 440mm f/5,6 441 - 573mm f/6,3 574 - 600mm This would weigh about 2100-2200g (+tripod collar) so still not overly heavy for being really close focusing and brightest in its class (almost f/5,6 at 600mm). For me all of those focal length / aperture combinations would be very usable (to get nice DoF for varying situations).
I have this lens, i will try it at your suggested F8 to see if it improves on the sharpness. I dont know if its me, my camera (Nikon D5600 midrange I know) or the lens but i am not getting the sharpness everyone else seems to be getting :/
I just bought this lens fro Milford camera because of your review. Question for you - what camera bag will go well with this ? and I want to keep the lens attached because I won't have time or a good place to switch out lenses on this cruise I'm going on.
That’s a tough question because the lens is so large! The atlas pack is the only one I know I’d that you can customize to fit. Maybe give Milford Photo a call, they might have something in stock
any suggestions for a holster / sling for this while on camera...ready to pull up to shoot OR make hands free to change lens while hanging on body? Also would help due to weight. THANKS
EDIT:
1. I messed up with the shutter speed numbers, longest I’ve ever shot handheld at was one second not two.
2. The lens material is actually aluminum and an unknown plastic material. But note that the barrel is all aluminum.
I hope I did not mislead anyone!
noot at all most so called carbon fiber used in cameras is polycarbonate
Thanks Tom. Is this written down anywhere so I can confirm?
not at all m8 , it was just me being an arse , im glad you didnt fold up.. you did well buddy
Love ❤️❤️
Awesome videos, I like your recent videos, great video color grading. Yes also I like your new look.
Great review. I spend 200 plus days a year on the mountain videoing wildlife and the tamron 150-600 G2 has been a game changer for me!!
I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and just purchased this lens. I was shocked at how light it is, "arthritis friendly" as I call it. This lens is amazing and it does inspire just like you said.
I've had mine going on 5 yrs. now and I've taken a lot of good pics with it, won a few photo contests myself. I was actually looking at other lenses (Canon) today, some prime and some not and after watching reviews on them I came back to my senses and decided to stick with my big Tammy and save lots of money. I realize more than ever now just how nice a big tele-zoom lens. I can stay in one spot almost always and frame up on a bird. That's a huge advantage over a prime. And when you understand it, what aper's/zoom lengths to use you get better pics with it.
Very nice review, I have to thank you . I have a gen 1 and can't never get really sharp images until you mentioned that you shoot at F8. I tried and found a great improvement in sharpness. No one ever mentioned that little bit of information and believe me I search so thank you , I can use it again along with my 100-400 which is my preferred lens for hiking !!!!!
I’m glad to help R.D.!
Good vid again Tom, thanks for it. I am using this with 90D now for over 10 days. Happy with the result. Alst I am satisfied after Canon old 100-400 failed to resolve the light over 32mp. And I got 80% misses. But with G2, got 75% hits.
That’s awesome Sagar, keep it up!
Thanks for the enjoyable and illuminating video. I purchased the Tamron G2 150-600mm in 2019 at the same time I bought the Z7 47 megapixel Nikon camera. I photograph sports events on the beach and the results with the camera and lens (with some tweaking in my PC photo program) are very impressive.
Excellent review. Great examples, terrific photos. I am considering this lens for travels (if they happen) in the summer of '21. I like the points you made about the weight, weather sealing, and sharpness of the lens.(plus other nice features) I'm going to locate your review of the 3 lenses in comparison. Great job. Thank you for your efforts in putting this brief but informative review together. Happy New Year, 2021!
Finally, a great photographer taking great shots with this lens. So many reviews out there are taking photos with his lens and making the lens look terrible. Technique is key here and you have a lot of super sharp images. Great job. I think you just sold me.
Thanks :) & subbed
Glad it was helpful!
I have been investigating this lense for a couple of months now, and just ordered it yesterday. Your presentation makes me glad that I did. I'm still in the learning stage, and hope that it matches well with my Canon EOS SL1. Thank you!
I’m glad you enjoyed the video! I first started using the lens with the canon SL2!
@@tomaskoeck That is very encouraging to hear, thank you!
Great review, thank you! Looking at renting a lens for my trip to Norway, and this helped the decision dramatically.
I agree that this is a fantastic lens, for all the reasons you give. I've had mine for nearly two years now.
Hi Tomas, I enjoyed watching your video on the Tamron 150-600 lens. This lens has gotten good reviews over the years. The camera industry is changing technology and trying to make people buy new things. I am staying with the old Nikon technology and will do so successfully. Thanks for the review. I subscribed to your channel.
Nice review, nice lens. Bought it and used it on a trip to Finland to see brown bears last year. The stabilization is awesome..
Also get the the tap-in console if you get or have this lens or any of the newer Tamron SP lenses - for firmware updates and any calibration for DSLRs - mine was spot on out of the box. Especially true if you are planning any upgrades to new bodies or mirrorless.
I use the 150-600 G2 AND the Tamron 18-400 on both of my Nikon D5100 cameras.
I could not be happier!!
can you explain sir why you don't like this can you please suggest me which one is better for canon camera i still confuse which one i should go like canon 100-400mii vs sigma 150-600sprots vs tamron 150-600g2 this is i choose but still confuse which one i buy
I think Bob actually said he loved it “could not be happier” is an expression for being very happy! If you want to see a comparison I recommend you watch this:
ruclips.net/video/kZwYHDGeqro/видео.html
Tamron It looks really perfect when version 2 came out. Have you tried the Sigma 150-600C? I have an important dilemma, which lens to get for the old APSC + Canon RP. I would use it for shooting wildlife, deer, birds, pretty much anything...but DEER first
Thanks for the informative video. Was debating between the Tamron and Sigma but I'm now confident that the Tamron is the way to go for birding/wildlife photography.
I bought this lens last week for my canon m50,im planning to buy canon 90d next month
That's funny I've got exactly the same combo
@@preciouscode98 i bought already my canon 90d and it's awesome
I was waiting for this review dude. Thanks a lot.
Glad you liked it!
I wish I could find owls near me. Good lord they're cool.
Currently I have the Sigma 150-500mm lens, and I was thinking about getting the Canon 100-400mm with a 1.4x teleconverter. But this Tamron would be a cheaper option, with what looks like crisp image quality.
You should check out my comparison! ruclips.net/video/kZwYHDGeqro/видео.html
Presentation of salient features is REAL GOOD
No it isn't, theres been some exaggeration.
Great review..I didn't know about this lens before. On my crop sensor dslr, I can reach the moon
Yes it gives you a lot of reach!
I congratulate you on the perfect review of this lens where you point out the strengths such as weight and weather resistance. For the sharpness I agree with you that it is extraordinary and if it plays with lenses that cost over ten thousand dollars. I use it with Nikon D850, D7200 and Z6 bodies with excellent results. Cordial greetings.
It doesn't compare to lenses that cost over $10,000. Not well, anyway!
very good and clear explanation about everything that interests me at least, thank you.
further than 30 meters the quality drops very much
Dude! Excellent lens review :) Also where did you buy your sweet polaroid jumper from? I want one haha. Thanks for sharing your in depth review it's fantastic!
Just ordered that for birds with Canon EOS 7D Mark II.
Same. Cant wait
Would you recommned this lens for sports photography, where the subjecst are moving faster more erratic than maybe birds sitting in a tree?
And how fast is the autofcous? Thanks for this helpful video, everything else about the camera sounds great.
Terrific review, wonderful to see the lens in action throughout the video for both video and photo :)
Glad you liked it!
Great video! Short but very informative!
I have one like this, and I can guarantee that it really is a great lens! In addition to wildlife photos, I can make excellent photos like a macro lens such a detail!
Thank you, you just answered my question that this can be used with the Canon EOS 90D.
Glad I could help!
@@tomaskoeck They have both been ordered..my favorite is taking photos of birds and eagles. Thank you for these videos!
Please make a video of tamron150600g2 comparing the Canon extender vs teleconveter 🙏
Great video! I have this lens, so far love it. I’m gonna try it a F8 instead of leaving at 5.6 like usually do.
I also always did this, i was kinda dissapointed with the result. When i used it today. So i really hope the f8 wil make a difference!
Just what I was looking for! Thank you!!!
Hi I have this lens, but I am always unsure which VC to have it on on I know 2 is for panning. I always shoot handheld so sometimes I do wobble a bit. Can you advise whether I should be in 1 or 3 please. Thank you for taking the time to make the videos. I am finding them helpful.
Long time no see! Great review, this is a very nice low budget long telephoto lens.
Indeed it is!
My Tamron 150-600mm autofocus failed on the 1st day of a recent wildlife workshop. I've replaced it with the Nikon 200-400mm f4 and a Nikon 1.4x teleconverter.
theyre terrible i had same problem years ago . no 2 went after 3 months . my nikon 200-500 is going and going .. should have bought the nikon first .il never buy into tamron again
Mine does seem to have intermittent issues with the autofocus motor. I still have it but switched from Nikon to the Fujifilm X-T4 so there is currently no autofocus option yet for the Nikon to X-mount. At least not one that has been fully released yet. When it did decide to work, I got some decent shots including high altitude F-15's doing maneuvers overhead. It does get a bit heavy after awhile though. Now hopefully Sigma and Tamron can soon start making glass for the X-Mount system.
Tomas, I enjoy your videos very much,. I have a question about the Tamron. I al trying to decide. I currently have a 5D MK ll and an R50 and am thinking of getting an R5 and and R7. If for the same money I could get a used Canon 100-400 L IS ll or the Tamron 150-600 G2, which would you pick? The Tamron or the Canon? Thanks for your time.
great review, thank you
Hi. How many focus points are active on the canon 1dx body at 600mm f6.3 aperture ?
Nice Video Tomas! Simple, down to earth review. This is the lens I've been looking at, and you just made me a believer! Thanks
Works great my on my 7D MII. Also EOS RP. Crazy size on a RP, but still good.
Don't believe everything you read. Theres been some exaggeration.
One or 2 second exposures handheld ... come on ... :-)
on a 600 mm..haha
I have sharp shots at 1/6 of a second at 600mm hand held!
Hey Tomas, excellent and very informative video.
But can you make a comparison video between Canon 100-400 and the Tamron 150-600 G2?
I really like my Tamron 150-600 G2. It has good weather sealing, price, and performance. I use it for birding and airshows. My only complaints for the lens: I've had to go chasing after the hood more than once when it brushed against my leg because it doesn't "lock" in place well. I've also had the switches change when then they get lightly bumped on a pantleg. I didn't have these issues with my Sigma 150-500 as the switches and lens hood were stiffer in operation. I can say that 2 pieces of gaff tape fix these issues, and it's not like the switches and hood are loose, just more susceptible to bumps. It's still a good buy and I chose it over the Sigma Contemporary and Sport, and the Nikon 200-500.
Thanks for this review. Really helpful and great info also appreciate mentioning ethical photography of wildlife! Very important and isn't brought up enough.
I bought one recently second hand in excellent condition for $900AUD. I'm still getting used to it but it's a great bit of kit. I've got it on a 5DMk3 and pretty much always have a CPL on it and it's superb. Bargain.
I have the canon 90d and I am considering this lens vs the canon 100-400. Would you recommend this over the canon
Very informative, should we need to calibrate ( micro adjustment) this tamron 150- 600 mm g2 lens ? I have canon 90d.
same deal here!! You have the facebook group for that, just for 90D m8 facebook.com/groups/Canon90D/?multi_permalinks=1229659394143457
So good to hear.
Thank you bro.. Just ordered it❤
That hoodie is 🔥 keep up the good work dude!
Thank you bro! 👊
Thanks Tomas!
I’ve been waiting for the Nikon 100-400 or 200-600 Z lenses but they just aren’t coming. This bad boy is joining my kit.
its currently on sale here in Amazon for 1000€ in Austria (same price as Sigma 150-600 C) do you recommend it for my Sony A7R?
note: we dont have these 2 Lenses for Sony E-Mount so i have to buy a converter to mount them on my Sony
Great video thanks, I have the R6 and am trying to decide between this and the canon 100-400mm, any advice on which lens would preform best with that body.. thanks.
Great video, thank you.
I'm currently using that lens with my old 80D and a 6D Mk2.
Thinking of getting a decent, used, 1Dx Mk3, any thoughts re: compatibility?
Cheers, keep up the great work.
Would you recommend this lens for motorsports photography?
What ISO are you using in a lot of your shots?
Thomas, I am a little perplexed, my dilemma is weather to buy the Tamron 150-600 mm g2 or the new Canon RF 800 mm f 11 lens. Please help!
Great presentation Tomas. I have been looking for a good wildlife telephoto lens for a while and this has made up my mind. I have a question about image stabilization. If the camera has image stabilization and the lens does too, will they interfere with each other if both are on?
Hi, I have a 90d which I brought a few months ago, I am looking to buy a 400 or 600mm lens, but I wanted to ask, would this tamron work well and give me sharp pictures with the canon 90d? I love doing bird photography, hope to hear from you soon.
Hi Tomas.. Great video.
I would like have your opinion for wildlife photography what lens you advice Tamaron 150-600 g2 or Sigma 250-600 Sport?
Thanks
Great review! Thank you. Do you think this lens would work with Canon R6 (RF lens setup)? Thanks.
Hi I'm planning on buying a Nikon D850 with this lens for mainly bird & wildlife photography would your recommend this lens with that body.... Thanks Deb
Which camera can be used with Tamron 150-600 G2, Canon 90d or Canon 7d mark ii?
Thomas. Thank for this video. I am seriously thinking of buying a 15-600 lens for my Canon 80D (not full frame, as you know) I am thinking of this lens or the Sigma equivalent. His has helped my along the way.
Have you tried this on an RF body with the adapter? How does the autofocus performance?
Suggest you go for D500 + Nikon AFS 70-200mm, f/2.8G ll ED lens + X 2 Nikon AFS Teleconverter TC 20E lll. This combination makes your lens becomes 600mm, f/5.6. It is much lighter, doesn’t require tripod, just handheld. But, must have D500 body. You can used it for macro, portraiture, birding, wildlife, street photography, except for landscape. I have done away with my Nikkor 200-500 mm, which is extremely heavy, always needs tripod. This is my true experience.
Cool! Glad you like your setup!
I sold off my 1.4x teleconverter and 70-200 as I liked the extra reach using the D500. I've also found that after updating the firmware on the Tamron it works very nicely with the FTZ adapter on a Z7.
Hi Thomas wonderful video👌🙌🙏. Have a question for you..can this lends work with Nikon D3500? I am looking for a good long range lens with this kind of range to work with my D3500.
Thanks for this!
I’m looking into buying a 90d for my tamron 150-600 G2. I now have it on my 6D mk ii. Would it be a upgrade, would you go for a R or RP instead? Thanks for your great vids by the way
Loved the video brother!!!!
Thank you man 👊!!
this guy must be build different because this lens heavy asf homie
I have a " Canon EOS 70D " dslr and I want to buy a new "Tamron SP 150-600mm f / 5-6.3D VC USD GG ". But in the future I will replace my camera body with a Canon Mirrorless body. then may I use the same lens for both of them ?
Nice shots. You might’ve convinced me to move up from the Tamron 100-400 (which has also been good)
You can’t go wrong brother!
Some of your example images in this video are quite grainy - is this because of a high ISO or oversharpening?
How does this lens compare with the Sigma 150-600mm Sports?
Great video. Does this lens work well with the 2x extender? I have the 70-200mm with the tamron 2x extender. If there's no auto focus issue with the 2x extender, this will be my next purchase. I will use it with my eos r5.
Thanks for the info! What is the auto focus like on this lens?
Terrific review. I’ve been looking between this and the Sigma and this is in the lead right now.
Great work.
The Sigma will smoke this lens, Look up Toney and Chelsea RUclips video on these lenses I've had both Sigma will smoke that lens
Hey, i got that lens 2 montags ago with the nikon d750, but i feel like most of my Images are blurry no Matter what i do, unless i'm not fewer than 3 or 4 meters away from the subject. Was that a Problem with yours or do you think thats normal? What should i do?
I own the g2 and the 400 5.6. (my machines are 80d and 5dsr). When shooting in BIF, 50% of the photos are blurred. the times never go below 1/2500, and ONLY if I find myself freehand I always use vc mod 2 (for stationary subjects instead vc 1 or 3). I realized that the biggest problem with this lens is the continuous refresh during the tracking of the subject (the autofocus briefly loses the subject and then hangs it up). This continuous refresh during the chase then inevitably causes problems when you press the shutter button, leaving you with a lot of choppy shots. With the 400 5.6 this HAPPENS MUCH MUCH LESS, because the af is simply better and more reliable. the 400 5.6 can be considered much more "sniper" from this point of view. the g2 hook the subject very quickly, but the real problem is that it is very hard to stay "hooked" during the chase.this G2 lens is suitable for stationary subjects, not for moving animals. success rates are low in action
Hi I need help I've got the 90d and the tamron 150-600 shooting in manual mode with it set at f6.3 iso auto shutter speed at around 1/1000 and my photos are really soft and when slightly cropped grainy
I have an r5 this lens and an 80d... Was thinking about the 32.5 aps-c sensor. I am keeping a DSLR for the quickness and i like an aps-c for the reach, but with the r5 now, the 80d only gives me about 1000 more horizontal pixels in the center of the frame than cropping the r5, where the 90d would give me about 2k more horizontal pixels in the same 22x14mm....
I find it interesting you shoot that combination... Have you shot with a teleconverter on the 90d?
Nikkor 200-500mm or tamron 150-600 g2 which is better for wildlife photography ?
Both are great picks. The Nikkor offers a wider aperture and super sharp images. The Tamron is weather sealed and is also very sharp. You can't go wrong with either!
Is it compatible with Canon750D?
I am using it since Nov 2016(it was released on Oct 2016). The AF and VC button slips easily and makes it P.I.A. sometimes when the subject suddenly appears and you wonder why its not focusing or not maintaining stability. Also sharpness wise not much difference than older Sigma 150-600 C while little better than G1. While pixel peeping, there is some ghosting blur visible in most photos even if taken with maximum precaution(remote trigger) in tripod without VC.
Therefore price increment does not justify compared to former version. Hood locking mechanism is also not for quick mount/dismount. Arca-swiss mount is a boon though.
I recommend my friend Sigma 150-600 C as its much more affordable and similar performance plus output. They are really happy with my advice and I crib with my purchase decision. Does not make sense to pay more just for sleek design and weatherproofing, while having to deal with not so great results. So I don't expect my images to sell on stocks or competitions from this lens. Just use it for birding pursuits.
Glad your happy with your lens buddy! In the end it’s what your most happy with that makes the right choice
Based on what I have heard 2021 Sigma will most likely release their 150-600mm for E-, RF- and L-mount 😃. But Tamron might do the same (they have also told that they are working on RF glass). But if you have the money you will get more durability, sharpness and AF performance by choosing Canon 100-500mm or Sony 200-600mm.
@@tkermi Yup if I purchased R mount camera. Then I can think of Canon R 100-500. Even though they messed up with 7.1 at long end, it will be better than Sigma and Tamron. Sony 200-600 is the best and Canon has gone route with stupid 600mm and 800mm f/11 lenses.
@@HarshithJV I agree. Luckily the RF 100-500mm can be used wide open with high quality. Christopher Frost posted his detailed technical review of it yesterday (here in YT).
I would love Canon to make a big brother for the RF 100-500mm! Based on my (amateur) calculations, by using the same design with 105mm filter size / ~4" glass they could make the following:
120-600mm f/4 - f/6,3
f/4 120 - 183mm
f/4,5 184 - 308mm
f/5 309 - 440mm
f/5,6 441 - 573mm
f/6,3 574 - 600mm
This would weigh about 2100-2200g (+tripod collar) so still not overly heavy for being really close focusing and brightest in its class (almost f/5,6 at 600mm). For me all of those focal length / aperture combinations would be very usable (to get nice DoF for varying situations).
@@tkermi your suggestion is very good another telephoto. 2kgs shouldn't be problematic to many as Nikon 200-500 is heavier.
Awesome! Which editing software did used?
Love this lens
What if i put an 1.4x tc on it? The max F will be 9? Can the 90d AF work with that or max with F8?
This len a support canon 1200d 🧐????
Good video but did you mention the aperture range and does this lenses have an image circle for full frame cameras?
Aperture is in the beginning and the lens works great (if not best) with full frame
Are you confused?
Eke van der Zee ...To busy to watch sometime just listening no mention of aperture if that's what you mean.
Can I Use it with Sony Alpha 6400 ?
I have this lens, i will try it at your suggested F8 to see if it improves on the sharpness. I dont know if its me, my camera (Nikon D5600 midrange I know) or the lens but i am not getting the sharpness everyone else seems to be getting :/
I just bought this lens fro Milford camera because of your review. Question for you - what camera bag will go well with this ? and I want to keep the lens attached because I won't have time or a good place to switch out lenses on this cruise I'm going on.
That’s a tough question because the lens is so large! The atlas pack is the only one I know I’d that you can customize to fit. Maybe give Milford Photo a call, they might have something in stock
do you have foucing problems on canon body?
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any suggestions for a holster / sling for this while on camera...ready to pull up to shoot OR make hands free to change lens while hanging on body? Also would help due to weight. THANKS
I recommend black rapid straps!
@@tomaskoeck Thanks! Googling right now!