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Tamron SP 70-200mm f/2.8 Di VC USD Telephoto Zoom Lens for Nikon Cameras
CTNR1320568 0725211009030 CTNR1320568Tamron
2025-11-22
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| Brand | TAMRON |
|---|---|
| Model | SP 70-200mm F/2.8 Di VC USD (Nikon) |
| Part | SLR Lenses |
| Type | Digital Camera Lenses |
| Color | Black |
| Diameter | 3.39 " (86 mm) |
| Compatibility | Nikon |
| Focus Type | Auto Focus |
| Focal Length | 70 - 200 mm |
| Aperture | 2.8 |
| Camera Mount | Nikon F |
| Magnification | 0.13x |
| Filter thread (Diameter) | 77 mm |
| Specifications | ModelA009Lens Construction (Groups/Elements)17/23Angle of View (Diagonal)34°21´–12°21' (with full–size SLR cameras)22°33´–7°59' (with APS–C sized sensor digital SLR cameras)Minimum ApertureF/32Minimum Focus Distance1.3m (51.2 in)Macro Magnification Ratio1: 8 (at f=200mm: MFD 1.3m)Filter Diameterø77Weight1470g (51.9 oz)*(including detachable tripod mount)Diameterø85.8mmLength(*1)188.3mm (7.4 in)*Entire Length(*2)196.7mm (7.7 in)*Diaphragm Blade Number9 (rounded diaphragm)(*3)AccessoryFlower–shaped Lens hoodMountNikon |
| Image Stabilization | Yes |
| Autofocus | Yes |
| Features | New VC anti-shake mechanism with 4-stop advantage |
| Weight | 51.8 oz (1470 g) |
The Tamron SP 70-200mm f/ 2.8 Di VC USD Telephoto Zoom Lens for Nikon Cameras features a f/ 2.8 aperture, Vibration Compensation image stabilization and Ultrasonic Silent Drive that achieves leading-edge image quality while boasting the most compact design in its class. VC (Vibration Compensation) VC is Tamron's proprietary image stabilization system. Tamron's VC is a three-coil system, whereby three driving coils activate the shake-compensating VC lens group electromagnetically via three ceramic balls. The VC lens elements are held in place only by contact with the ceramic balls, achieving smooth movement with little friction.
This provides a stable viewfinder image with excellent tracking performance. And as the VC lens may be moved in parallel using only the motorized control, the mechanical structure has been simplified, enabling the creation of a more compact lens. New VC System (Moving Coil Method) Tamron's original VC image stabilization mechanism utilized a moving magnet system whereby a heavy magnet was positioned near the moving VC lens element. In the new VC unit the positions of the magnet and the coil are reversed, because of this the VC optical lens element is attached to the coil.
The new VC mechanism employs a moving coil mechanism with a lightweight coil, and the lighter coil reduces the load on the drive system. Thus, the lighter, more compact new VC unit contributes to the lens's overall light weight and compact size. The Ultrasonic MotorIn the ultrasonic motor, a piezoelectric element arranged in a ring formation generates ultrasonic vibrations in a metallic ring stator, and the vibration energy is used to rotate a metallic ring rotor that is attached to the stator. The rotation energy is in turn transferred from the metallic ring rotor to operate the focus lens.
Notice of Classification Code Change for Nikon MountsSince the introduction by Tamron of the first Nikon mount lens featuring an internal AF motor, the AF 28-300mm F/ 3.5 - 6.3 XR Di VC (Model A20), all Nikon mount lenses with the internal AF motor had used the classification code "N II. " Lenses using a coupler system* without an internal AF motor were designated as "N. " Because future Nikon lenses will have the internal AF motor as a standard feature, Tamron has decided to simplify the designation and consolidate all Nikon mount lenses as "N, " eliminating the "N II" designation for future models.
This provides a stable viewfinder image with excellent tracking performance. And as the VC lens may be moved in parallel using only the motorized control, the mechanical structure has been simplified, enabling the creation of a more compact lens. New VC System (Moving Coil Method) Tamron's original VC image stabilization mechanism utilized a moving magnet system whereby a heavy magnet was positioned near the moving VC lens element. In the new VC unit the positions of the magnet and the coil are reversed, because of this the VC optical lens element is attached to the coil.
The new VC mechanism employs a moving coil mechanism with a lightweight coil, and the lighter coil reduces the load on the drive system. Thus, the lighter, more compact new VC unit contributes to the lens's overall light weight and compact size. The Ultrasonic MotorIn the ultrasonic motor, a piezoelectric element arranged in a ring formation generates ultrasonic vibrations in a metallic ring stator, and the vibration energy is used to rotate a metallic ring rotor that is attached to the stator. The rotation energy is in turn transferred from the metallic ring rotor to operate the focus lens.
Notice of Classification Code Change for Nikon MountsSince the introduction by Tamron of the first Nikon mount lens featuring an internal AF motor, the AF 28-300mm F/ 3.5 - 6.3 XR Di VC (Model A20), all Nikon mount lenses with the internal AF motor had used the classification code "N II. " Lenses using a coupler system* without an internal AF motor were designated as "N. " Because future Nikon lenses will have the internal AF motor as a standard feature, Tamron has decided to simplify the designation and consolidate all Nikon mount lenses as "N, " eliminating the "N II" designation for future models.
