Tamron AF 35-150 mm f/2.0-2.8 Di III VXD (Sony E, full size)
EUR1700,48

Tamron AF 35-150 mm f/2.0-2.8 Di III VXD

Sony E, full size

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skatoholix

1 year ago

What is the difference between this lens and https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/tamron-35-150mm-20-28-di-iii-vxd-eu-sony-e-vollformat-objektiv-20426297 ? Where does the price difference come from?

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stay true

1 year ago

It really is very confusing. The main difference is the warranty. The CH version includes an extended 10-year warranty from Tamron. Whereas the import version only promises the statutory 2-year warranty. According to research, there were opinions that there are differences in manufacturing. However, this is a myth. Both lenses were tested in a direct comparison and gave the same results. You simply pay more for the extended warranty upgrade, which I think is fine. It's to my advantage in case I want to sell the lens again in the next few years. Hope this answer helps you.

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gianlucaweidinger2003

1 year ago

I have a question. I am buying the Sony FX3 and I am looking for the right lenses. And the question is whether I should buy the Tamron AF 35-150mm F/2.0-2.8 or the Tamron AF 28-200mm f/2.8-5.6. I see the advantage of the 35-150mm clearly in the aperture, but the other is much cheaper and has a greater range of focal length. I would also buy the Tamron AF 17-70mm f/2.8 for scenes with wider angles and a Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3. Does anyone have more experience and can perhaps make a recommendation as to which lenses I should buy in order to be able to cover as much as possible and still not go bankrupt straight away?

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.nja

1 year ago

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The lens is actually great for video, but a bit heavy and unbalanced with the weight distribution (could be a bit difficult with the gimbal if used). The variable aperture speaks against the 28-200, which is quite low as this is not optimal for a zoom either. But if a Sigma 150-600 is not a problem, it will also work with the 35-150. With the Tamron 17-70 you have to be careful because it is an APS-C lens, so it corresponds to a 25-105. For wide angle, a Tamron 17-28 would be more suitable.

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freaktalmuesli

2 years ago

Does the lens come with a safety sticker? For the 10-year warranty from swisstamron? According to Tamron Switzerland's warranty conditions, the safety sticker is required and the lens must be purchased from an "official" dealer in Switzerland. I don't know exactly whether this is a specialist photo shop or similar. Tamron's customer service only forwarded me the warranty conditions. I hope someone from the community knows something, or one of the buyers, or Digitec itself.

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NoApple

2 years ago

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This should be the case if the lens is not marked "imported". Unfortunately, Digitec sells both grey imports and officially imported Tamron lenses. I asked about this one and the lens came from Perrot AG Biel, the official Tamron importer. The security sticker was missing on the 70-300, but it was marked as officially imported and Perrotimage registered it for me for the 10-year warranty. If it was a grey import, I would send it back as hard as nails.

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