Tamron SP 70-200mm F/2.8 Di VC USD G2


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ModelA025
Focal Length70-200mm
Maximum ApertureF/2.8
Angle of View (diagonal)34°21' - 12°21'
(for full-frame format)
22°33' - 7°59'
(for APS-C format)
Optical Construction23 elements in 17 groups
Minimum Object Distance0.95m (37.4 in)
Maximum Magnification Ratio1:6.1
Filter Sizeφ77mm
Maximum Diameterφ88mm
Length*193.8mm (7.6 in) Canon
191.3mm (7.5 in) Nikon
Weight**1,500g (52.9 oz) Canon
1,485g (52.4 oz) Nikon
Aperture Blades9 (circular diaphragm)***
Minimum ApertureF/22
Image Stabilization Performance5 Stops (CIPA Standards Compliant)
Using in VC MODE 3
For Canon: EOS-5D MKIII is used
For Nikon: D810 is used
Standard AccessoriesLens hood, Lens caps, Lens pouch
Compatible MountsCanon, Nikon

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