Tamron SP 24-70MM F/2.8 Di VC USD Standard Fast Zoom Lens Features & Technical Specs


The Tamron SP designation is reserved for lenses developed with special emphasis on extraordinary photographic performance. Engineers are free to innovate in an uncommon atmosphere where optical performance comes before price, resulting in lenses that satisfy the demands of discerning photographers.
Play with light as you explore the subtle aspects of beauty. An all-new, high-speed standard zoom lens with image stabilization.
Photographic artists have been waiting for a full-featured, constant-aperture zoom lens. The wait is over. The A007 is a high-quality, highly functional, high-speed standard zoom lens covering the 24‒70mm focal range*1. It includes both Tamron’s proprietary VC (Vibration Compensation) image stabilization to reduce shake and its USD (Ultrasonic Silent Drive) motor, enabling speedy, silent autofocusing. This SP (Super Performance) series lens makes full use of specialized glass elements in its lens layout, designed with top priority on image quality, including three LD elements and two XR (Extra Refractive Index) glasses. Tamron has minimized all types of chromatic aberration in the A007, making it a lens at the top of its class whether you use it on a digital APS-C, full-frame, or 35mm SLR camera. The A007’s F/2.8 aperture enables a balance between brilliant resolution and beautiful soft blur effects. This ideal lens makes full use of Tamron’s rounded diaphragm*2 and the uncontrived, artistic blur that it provides. It is also Tamron’s first lens to feature our new moisture-resistant construction. Portraits. Landscapes. Studio shoots. This is the lens for them all. Capture the finest details of your images in precisely the way you have always wanted to. Extend your art to the limits of your inspiration with the A007.


Model
A007
Lens Construction (Groups/Elements)
12/17
Angle of View (diagonal) 
84°04’ －34°21’ (for full frame 35mm format cameras)
60°20’ －22°33’ (for APS-C format cameras)
Diaphragm Blade Number
9 (rounded diaphragm)
Minimum Aperture
F/22
Minimum Focus Distance
0.38m (15.0 in)
Macro Magnification Ratio
1:5 (at f=70mm: MFD 0.38m)
Filter Diameter
ø82
Weight
825g (29.1 oz)
Length
108.5mm (4.3 in)
Full Length
116.9mm (4.6 in)
Diameter
φ88.2mm (3.5 in)
Accessory
Flower-shaped Lens hood
Mount
Canon
Nikon 
++Sony

++ The Sony mount does not include the VC image stabilization functionality, as the body of Sony digital SLR cameras include image stabilization functionality.



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