Tamron AF 18-400mm f / 3.5-6.3 Di II VC HLD, Canon EF-S
Canon EF-S, APS-C / DX
Questions about Tamron AF 18-400mm f / 3.5-6.3 Di II VC HLD, Canon EF-S
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Yes, there is an aperture.
Ja passt.
4 years ago
The black border is normal with this combination because the lens is made for cameras with an APS-C/DX sensor. This is smaller than the full-frame sensor of the 5D IV. That's why APS-C lenses can be built more cheaply.
Respect, by the way, to a 5D IV for 2'500.- to use an I-can-do-anything-but-really-good lens for 400.-.
Ja passt
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Theoretically yes, with a Canon EF to Sony E mount adapter and in crop mode. One has to bear in mind that this lens is an APS-C lens and accordingly offers a lot of vignetting with full-frame cameras.
Apart from that, this megazoom is not exactly a resolution monster and can only be recommended to a limited extent.
I need the Tamron almost every day, it has never let me down. So I can't answer this question, actually digitec.ch should be able to. anything else would disappoint me.
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digitec@digitec.ch
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Yes, a sun visor is included.
No. This lens does not fit compact camera systems. This is the message from https://www.tamron.eu.
The best thing is to check there or go to a photo shop that can recommend lenses for your camera.
I use the lens with an EOS 60D, which should be about the same age and can use the same lenses. I have not noticed any problems with image quality in the corners.
6 years ago
Ja, passt.
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This lens is designed exclusively for APS-C cameras. It therefore has a smaller image circle than lenses for full-frame sensors. When this lens is used with a full-frame camera, there will be shading (vignetting) of the edge of the image.
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Hello Evelyne
The Tamron AF 18-400mm is PS-C / DX . So it is compatible with the Nikon D5000.
But you are asking the question about the Canon model. You have to order the model for Nikon! (available at Digitec).
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The Canon EOS 6D II is a full frame camera. However, the Tamron AF 18-400mm lens is designed for so-called APS-C cameras.
With the short focal lengths of 15 - about 30mm, the image corners are cut off and displayed round.
it's actually quite simple: 1 year is the legal warranty, during this time digitec has to take care of repair / replacement. the extended warranty is granted by tamron directly, i.e. in the event of a warranty claim you either have to communicate directly with tamron or expect digitec to send you an invoice for processing.
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I have recently been using the Tamron 18-400 on a Canon EOS M50 with adapter. AF works - and very quickly. I assume it will be no different with the EOS M5.
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I have tried it and it is not satisfactory. You need an adapter for Emount. I tried the Sigma one. The autofocus did not work with it.
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Good day
The Tamron AF 18-400mm with the Canon EF mount can be used on a Sony, you just need a mount converter. I have the Sigma MC11 converter which works very well on the Sony. The autofocus works very badly or not at all. It always depends on what focal length you use, with tele it works very badly. But all the Exif data is transferred, which is very good. With this lens on the Sony I only shoot with FOCUS PEAKING then the pictures are just great. But if you want to work with autofocus and that's all you want to use, then it's not a good choice.
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