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Tamron 70-210mm f/4 Di VC USD Lens (Canon or Nikon) + 64GB SD Card & Mount Ring
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Adorama has Tamron 70-210mm f/4 Di VC USD Lens (Canon or Nikon) + 64GB SDXC Memory Card + Tripod Mount Ring on sale for $399. Shipping is free.
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- Tamron 70-210mm f/4 Di VC USD Lens Bundle w/ Tripod Mount Ring & 64GB SDXC Card
- Includes:
- Tamron 70-210mm f/4 Di VC USD Lens for Canon EF Mount (AFA034C-700) or Nikon F Mount (AFA034N-700)
- Tamron Tripod Collar Mount for 70-210mm f/4 Di VC USD Lens (A034TM)
- 64GB Fujifilm Class 10 UHS-1 U3 SDXC Memory Card (600013605)
- Format: Full Frame
- Lens Type: Zoom
- Aperture: f/32 (minimum), f/4 (maximum)
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- This deal is $400 off (50% savings) the retail list price of $799.
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Adorama has Tamron 70-210mm f/4 Di VC USD Lens (Canon or Nikon) + 64GB SDXC Memory Card + Tripod Mount Ring on sale for $399. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
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- Tamron 70-210mm f/4 Di VC USD Lens Bundle w/ Tripod Mount Ring & 64GB SDXC Card
- Includes:
- Tamron 70-210mm f/4 Di VC USD Lens for Canon EF Mount (AFA034C-700) or Nikon F Mount (AFA034N-700)
- Tamron Tripod Collar Mount for 70-210mm f/4 Di VC USD Lens (A034TM)
- 64GB Fujifilm Class 10 UHS-1 U3 SDXC Memory Card (600013605)
- Format: Full Frame
- Lens Type: Zoom
- Aperture: f/32 (minimum), f/4 (maximum)
Editor's Notes
Written by RevOne | Staff- About this deal:
- This deal is $400 off (50% savings) the retail list price of $799.
- About this store:
- Click here to view Adorama's complete return policy.
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The Tamron posted is f/4 throughout the range, so after ~100mm it will have a wider aperture, which will let in more light, and allow you to have a faster shutter speed to reduce blurriness. That being said, there's not a huge difference between the two, so if you already have the 70-300mm you're probably not going to see that much of a difference. The 70-210mm also only goes to 210mm, so you might miss some shots if they're too far away.
Just some thoughts.
If you need something faster (lower light, indoors, more action), the Tamron 70-200 f2.8 is incredible.
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That Canon L lens is really good
Some Reviews:
18-400 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7Xc0tMQ5Tc
100-400 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKEou9h
The Tamron posted is f/4 throughout the range, so after ~100mm it will have a wider aperture, which will let in more light, and allow you to have a faster shutter speed to reduce blurriness. That being said, there's not a huge difference between the two, so if you already have the 70-300mm you're probably not going to see that much of a difference. The 70-210mm also only goes to 210mm, so you might miss some shots if they're too far away.
Just some thoughts.
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Actually Kumicho said it better in a previous post
Kumicho
FYI, the variable-aperture lenses (like you posted) ramp smaller awfully quickly. So the 70-300mm is f/4 from 70mm to 103mm, and then is f/4.5 from 104mm to 154mm, then f/5 from 155mm to 228mm, and then f/5.6 from there on out. As a result, as you zoom in, your aperture gets smaller (and number after the f gets bigger), and you end up possibly having your subject be blurry since you'll need to lower your shutter speed in order to compensate.
The Tamron posted is f/4 throughout the range, so after ~100mm it will have a wider aperture, which will let in more light, and allow you to have a faster shutter speed to reduce blurriness. That being said, there's not a huge difference between the two, so if you already have the 70-300mm you're probably not going to see that much of a difference. The 70-210mm also only goes to 210mm, so you might miss some shots if they're too far away.
Just some thoughts.
Actually Kumicho said it better in a previous post
Kumicho
FYI, the variable-aperture lenses (like you posted) ramp smaller awfully quickly. So the 70-300mm is f/4 from 70mm to 103mm, and then is f/4.5 from 104mm to 154mm, then f/5 from 155mm to 228mm, and then f/5.6 from there on out. As a result, as you zoom in, your aperture gets smaller (and number after the f gets bigger), and you end up possibly having your subject be blurry since you'll need to lower your shutter speed in order to compensate.
The Tamron posted is f/4 throughout the range, so after ~100mm it will have a wider aperture, which will let in more light, and allow you to have a faster shutter speed to reduce blurriness. That being said, there's not a huge difference between the two, so if you already have the 70-300mm you're probably not going to see that much of a difference. The 70-210mm also only goes to 210mm, so you might miss some shots if they're too far away.
Just some thoughts.
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