TAMRON70-300mm f4.5-6.3 Di III RXD Lens - Nikon Z Mount

Best all round lens I've purchased for years. Light, affordable and useable plus great results near and far.

Even though it is an inexpensive lens it is sharp & I get good results from it.Wish it had anti shake (lol) in the lens but it is still a good lens & not too heavy.

For those of us who are "serious hobbyists" this is, without a doubt, a perfect zoom lens. For a Z-mount lens, the price is fantastic compared to similar options currently available. Yes, it's a variable F-stop up to 6.3, which could potentially be a frustration when zooming to 300 mm in very low light situations. But how common is that, honestly? For me personally, that's a rare scenario. I'm extremely impressed with the clarity across the entire focal range, and the autofocus speed is solid as well. Highly recommended!

This lens is sharp, compact and lightweight. If you have Z8 or Z9 or Z6iii maybe, you will be happy with autofocus and image sharpness. Other old bodies you will be disappointed, many pictures are out of focus.Best lens for travel and everyday casual photography.

Awesome lens. At this price point it can't be beat

I’m amazed by the quality of this lens—especially for the price. I compared it to my Nikkor Z 24-200mm lens(over the 70-200mm range) and the Tamron was as sharp or sharper in every case. The 24-200 Nikkor is not an S lens, but it’s a very good lens. The Tamron focuses quickly and accurately. I have the Nikkor Z 100-400 lens and love it (unfortunately I’m traveling and don’t have it with me so I haven’t compared picture quality between it and the Tamron). However, the Z 100-400 mm weighs almost 3 pounds. The Tamron is only 300 mm maximum but also just over 1 pound. I’m 77 years old, so the weight difference is important. For most photos in the 100+ range, the Tamron is my go to lens.