Tamron SP 70-200mm 2.8 Di VC USD G2 Canon EF

Canon EF, full size
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The Tamron SP 70-200mm 2.8 Di VC USD G2 is a highly advanced telephoto zoom lens specifically designed for Canon EF cameras. With a focal length of 70 to 200 mm and a maximum aperture of f/2.8, this lens offers outstanding optical performance and flexibility for various photographic applications. It is ideal for portrait, sports, and nature photography, as it combines high image quality with impressive bokeh. The construction includes 23 lenses in 17 groups, including special low-dispersion glasses that minimize chromatic aberrations and ensure optimal resolution. The improved VC image stabilizer ensures sharp images even in challenging lighting conditions. Additionally, the lens is weather-resistant and dustproof, making it a reliable companion in various environments. Compatibility with Tamron teleconverters expands creative possibilities and allows for additional focal lengths.

  • Enhanced optical performance with XLD and LD glasses to minimize chromatic aberrations
  • Advanced VC image stabilizer for sharp shots in low light
  • Weather-resistant and dustproof for use in various conditions
  • Compatible with Tamron teleconverters to extend focal lengths
  • Excellent bokeh for creative portrait and landscape photography.

Key specifications

Sensor compatibility
full size
Weight
1500 g
Focus type
Autofocus, 
Manual focus
Lens type
Telephoto lens, 
Zoom
Bayonet lens mount
Canon EF
Focal length
70 - 200 mm
Item number
6144969

General information

Manufacturer
Category
Manufacturer no.
06.A025E
Release date
7.2.2017
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Colour

Colour group
Black

Focusing

Minimum focus distance
0.95 m

Camera lens properties

Lens type
Telephoto lens, 
Zoom
Bayonet lens mount
Canon EF
Max. Aperture
2.80 
Min. aperture
22 
Min. focal length
70 mm
Max. focal length
200 mm
Focal length
70 - 200 mm
Sensor compatibility
full size
Number of diaphragm blades
9 x
Filter thread
77 mm
Number of lenses
23
Number of lens groups
17
Lens equipment
Fixed front lens, 
Image stabilisation, 
Interior zoom, 
Internal focusing, 
Metal bayonet, 
Zoom function
Optical zoom
2.85 x
Focus type
Autofocus, 
Manual focus
Image stabilisation method
Optical
Durability
Dustproof, 
Splashproof, 
Weather resistant

Origin

Country of origin
Vietnam

Scope of delivery

Scope of delivery
1 piece

Product dimensions

Weight
1500 g
Length
194 mm
Diameter
88 mm

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Reviews & Ratings

Statutory warranty score

How often does a product of this brand in the «Lenses» category have a defect within the first 24 months?

Source: Galaxus
  • 7.TTArtisan
    0,6 %
  • 10.7artisans
    0,7 %
  • 11.Tamron
    1 %
  • 11.Viltrox
    1 %
  • 13.Voigtländer
    1,2 %

Statutory warranty case duration

How many working days on average does it take to process a warranty claim from when it arrives at the service centre until it’s back with the customer?

Source: Galaxus
  • 4.Nikon
    7 days
  • 5.Fujifilm
    15 days
  • 5.Samyang
    15 days
  • 7.Tamron
    20 days
  • 8.Canon
    22 days

Return rate

How often is a product of this brand in the «Lenses» category returned?

Source: Galaxus
  • 10.Viltrox
    7,4 %
  • 11.Sirui
    7,5 %
  • 12.Tamron
    7,6 %
  • 13.Laowa
    8,7 %
  • 14.7artisans
    9,4 %
Source: Galaxus

Very good86/100
Rank 3 out of 16Stiftung WarentestTelezooms - mit langen BrennweitenReleaseJuly 2017

Unter den drei 70-200-Millimeter-Zooms mit Blende 2,8 liegt das Tamron für 1520 Euri insgesamt gleichauf mit dem fast 500 Euro teureren Canon. Noch günstiger und ebenfalls gut ist das Sigma für 860 Euro. Allerdings funktioniert bei ihm die Bildstabilisierung nicht ganz so gut. Interessant: Tamron und Sigma fokussieren etwas schneller als das Canon-Objektiv...