Tamron35-150mm F/2-2.8 Di III VXD for Nikon Z Mirrorless Cameras

One and done travel lens. Takes beautiful sharp pictures. Just have to be ready to lug around a heavy lens. It does get a bit heavy by the end of the day. Definitely a pit in the backpack type and not a wear around the neck type.

This is hands down one of the best Z9 lenses. I have the 24-70 2.8 and the 70-200 2.8. I loathe my 24-70 lens. I hate the photo quality; grainy, poor clarity. One of the poorest pieces of glass I have owned. The 70-200 is fantastic, takes great shots, but is super heavy for traveling around with it, and I lose the lower mm shooting. So I purchased the Tamron with just the hope that I would like it better than the 24-70 and give me the lower mm again. This lens……WOW. It is crystal clear. Good bokeh. I have shot landscape, sunset/sunrise, graduation portraits, wildlife, storm photography and some astrophotography and it has been mind blowing in quality and composition. I took it on a 12 day vacation and used it the entire trip except for when I went birding and needed my telephoto lens. Lightweight, easy to travel around with, and the quality of the photos is amazing. Sharp and clear. The only glass I keep in my camera bag now are the Tamron and the Nikkor 100-400 with telephoto 2x converter for longer distance shots. The 24-70 and 70-200 just made themselves irrelevant. The above pic was shot on the Z9 with the Tamron lens, hour before sunset, on the beach. If you are on the fence, I would buy this lens over and over again. **this was my first non-Nikkor lens I have ever purchased.

Sin duda el mejor lente que he tenido en mis manos, he probado bastantes, y la versatilidad que ofrece es una maravilla, además de que no le pide nada a lentes más luminosos o fijos

Better than anticipated and a great substitution for my 24-70 2.8 and my 70-200 2.8

My favorite focal lengths are 35 and 85, sometimes wish I had an AF 135. Now it's all in one lens with good large aperture of f/2 - 2.8.Pros: wonderfully sharp from wide open, and is very versatile for my uses.Cons: bokeh is nice and smooth wide open, but when stopped down, the quality of bokeh degrades - I didn't try at every aperture, but found f/8 to become overly busy and with brighter outlines around bokeh balls.The lens is quite large and heavy. So while the focal length is perfect for street photography, it will definitely draw attention. On a a7m4, I found it to be a bit nose heavy, so I got a battery grip to balance it out a bit - results are not bad, but now I end up with a setup just as large as my old full frame DSLR.The zoom ring is reverse to what I'm used to, so that will take some time to get accustomed to.Overall, very happy with this lens. But it does make me look into acquiring prime lenses again for more compact setup.