The Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5-6.3 VC G2 F Mount is a versatile telephoto lens with a 4x zoom range that's compatible with both full frame and crop frame sensor Nikon F mount DSLR cameras. Here are some of the other standout features of this long-reaching lens:

• Vibration Compensation to help reduce the appearance of camera shake up to 4.5 stops.

• Ring-type Ultrasonic Silent Drive autofocus motor for accurate, fast, and quiet focusing.

• Ergonomic and durable metal construction with textured focus and zoom rings.

• Arca-type tripod foot and with locking screw for easy lens rotation.

• Flex-zoom locking mechanism to stop the lens from zooming inadvertently.

• Focus limiter to speed up focusing within a certain range.

• Special coatings for improved contrast and reduced ghosting/lens flare.

• Electromagnetic diaphragm for consistent exposure control when shooting at high continuous shooting rates. Compatible with most – but not all – Nikon F mount DSLRs.

The Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5-6.3 VC G2 F Mount is an ideal lens for wildlife and sports.

• Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2 Nikon F Mount Lens

• Front Cap

• Back Cap

• Lens Hood

• Rotating Tripod Foot/Collar

• 95mm Filter

• Focal Length: 150-600mm

• Aperture Range: f/5-6.3 – f/32-40

• Mount Type: Nikon F Mount

• Format Coverage: Full Frame (FX)

• Minimum Focus Distance: 7.22'

• Focus: Autofocus/Manual Focus

• Magnification: 0.26x

• Optics: 21 Elements/13 Groups, 9 Iris Blades

• Filter Size: 95mm

• Dimensions: 10.15"L x 4.26"⌀

• Weight: 4.38 lbs

• Additional Features: Vibration Compensation, Ultrasonic Silent Drive, Electromagnetic Diaphragm Mechanism, Rotating Tripod Foot

• Important Notes: This lens will not autofocus when paired with the FTZ adapter for the Nikon Z series cameras. It will function in manual focus mode only. This lens incorporates an electromagnetic diaphragm for consistent exposure when shooting at fast rates. It is compatible with most, but not all, Nikon F mount DSLRs. Please check your camera's manual for more info. When using VC, the viewfinder image may become briefly blurry immediately after shutter is pressed halfway.

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