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Tamron 35-150mm vs 70-180mm

Guy With Camera2022-03-21
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The video compares Tamron 35-150mm f2-2.8 and 70-180mm f2.8 lenses, highlighting differences in features, build quality, sharpness, bokeh, flare, sunstar performance, and video capabilities. The 35-150mm lens is praised for durability, flexibility, and responsiveness in low light, while the 70-180mm lens is noted for being lighter and more cost-effective. Both lenses excel in tracking subjects and minimal focus breathing, with the 35-150mm offering a wider range. The speaker expresses excitement for the Tamron 35-150mm lens release and encourages viewer engagement for future content.

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Comparison between Tamron 35-150mm f2-2.8 and 70-180mm f2.8 lenses.
03:20
Both lenses have full weather sealing and a lock to prevent lens creeping.
The 35-150mm lens has additional features like a focus hold button, infinity focus, aperture control, and USB input for updates.
The build quality of the 35-150mm lens is noted to feel more plasticky compared to the 70-180mm lens.
VXD motors in both lenses perform well in tracking subjects, with the 35-150mm lens praised for responsiveness in low light conditions.
The 35-150mm lens wins in durability and flexibility, while the 70-180mm lens is heavier and less likely to survive drops.
Comparison of sharpness between 35-150 and 70-180 lenses at different apertures and focal lengths.
05:46
Both lenses perform well overall with slight differences in sharpness at various settings.
Bokeh quality is excellent for both lenses, providing soft and blurry backgrounds.
The 35-150 lens performs better on the wider end, while the 70-180 lens has an advantage on the longer end.
Both lenses produce good bokeh, with minor flaws like onion rings at close inspection.
Comparison between Tamron 35-150 and 70-180 lenses.
10:34
Both lenses excel in flare and sunstar performance, with minor variations in style.
Video features are tested, showing improved performance on the A74 camera.
Minimal focus breathing on both lenses at longer focal lengths, making them top choices.
The 70-180 lens is smaller and more compact than the 35-150 lens.
Comparison between Tamron 35-150 and 70-180 lenses.
12:40
The Tamron 35-150 is heavier and more expensive at $1900, while the 70-180 is lighter and costs $1200.
The 35-150 offers a wider range, while the 70-180 provides additional millimeters for a moderate angle of view.
Despite being pricier, the 35-150 is in high demand for its all-in-one capabilities.
Ultimately, the choice between the two lenses depends on personal preference and intended usage.
Speaker's dream product finally realized with Tamron's release of the 35 to 150 lens.
16:10
2020 events delayed speaker's acquisition of the desired item.
Speaker impressed by Tamron's compact and fast 35 to 150 lens.
Viewers encouraged to share their thoughts in the comments section.
Speaker excited for the next video release.