Tamron Corporation is pleased to launch Tamron AF 70-300 mm DI F4-5.6 Built-in-Motor LD Macro lens with new built-in-motor technology to autofocus quickly, easily and precisely with Nikon Digital SLR Cameras (Including D40, D40x and D60). Digitally Integrated Design (DI) of Tamron 70-300 mm macro Di LD lens boost up the performance and integrity of lens. These special Tamron lenses are engineered and manufactured using special Low-Dispersion glass lens elements. These Low-Dispersion (LD) lens elements are made up of special glass materials that have the ability to separate a ray of light into rainbow colours and also eliminates the problem of chromatic, spherical and coma aberrations that is particularly a problem at telephoto end.
Tamron 70-300 mm LD Macro f4-5.6 DI lens allow photographers to vary focal length to achieve a variety of compositions and perspectives. Telephoto zoom lens increases flexibility which is suitable for photojournalism and children photography. These lens have the ability to do macro photography in the range of focal-length from 180mm (18cm) to 300mm (30cm) with maximum magnification ratio upto 1:2 macro photography, especially useful to capture tiny small objects like flowers and insects, as a bigger image with no distortion and vignetting. Distortion usually cause the resulting photo blur and also effects the contrast and brightness of the image.
Tamron 70-300 LD AF Macro Lens used special type of Aspheric lens in manufacturing which helps a great deal to eliminate the distortion. There is special Internal Tamron Surface Coatings-applied on the lens surfaces to reduce the reflection of light inside the lens. Normally, In ordinary lens with no coatings the images produced in the dim light are not bright and sharp because much of the light loss occurs in the lens due to reflection. But when using Tamron 70-300 lenses, the images delivered have greater brightness, sharpness and contrast-(In every type of light conditions).
Features-Tamron Built-in-Motor 70-300 mm AF F4-5.6 LD Di-I Macro Lens |
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Motor built into the lens to give auto focusing capability to the professional photographers when use with Nikon Digital SLR Cameras |
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Lightweight and compact size - Easy to handle |
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Extra-Ordinary best results in low light conditions |
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Greater zooming quality of Tamron 70-300 mm macro F4-5.6 Di allows to take pictures of distant objects with greater detail |
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Internal surface coatings applied allowing more light to pass through lens surfaces |
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Macro switch available to switch easily to macro photography in the range of focal-length between 180mm to 300mm allowing photographers to do close-up photography of tiny subjects |
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Telephoto Zoom Lens - Best to use for outdoor photography |
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Digitally Integrated Design (DI) - Meet all the needs of digital photography |
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LD glass elements - Reduces all types of aberrations |
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Provided with 62mm snap-on lens cap, rear lens cap for Nikon AF and lens hood |
Specifications-(Tamron Buit-in-Motor 70-300 mm LD F4-5.6 Di-l Macro AF Lens) |
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Manufacturer |
Tamron Corporation |
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Model |
IN5529 |
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Range of Focal_Length |
70-300 mm (2.8 inches- 12 inches) |
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F-Stop Range |
f4 - f22 |
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Angle_of_View_-_(AOV) |
35 degrees to 8.3 degrees |
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Length-Tamron Macro 70-300 LD F4-5.6 |
4.6 inches (117 mm) |
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Max. Diameter |
3 inches (76 mm) |
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Range |
Telephoto Lens |
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Weight |
458 g (1 lb) |
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Size of Filter |
62 mm |
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Lens Glass Surfaces-Coatings |
Internal Multi-Layer Surface Coatings |
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Lens Type |
Zoom Type |
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Compatiblity |
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Autofocus |
Built-in-Motor for autofocusing |
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Lens Construction (groups/elements) |
13/9 |
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Closest Focusing Distance_(Mode=Normal) |
4.9 inches (125 mm) |
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Min. Focusing Distance (Mode=Macro) |
3.1 inches (79 mm) |
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Magnification |
1:2x |
Box
Contents
Tamron 70 - 300 mm f4_5,6
AF LD Di Macro Lens with Built-in-Motor for Nikon DSLR Cameras
62mm Snap-on lens cap
Rear Lens Cap for Nikon AF
Lens Tamron hood
Instruction-Manual
For more information about, Tamron Built-In-Motor 70-300Mm F/4-5.6-Di LD Macro -Nikon-DSLR-Fit website.
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