
Tamron
Tamron AF272NII 90mm Macro Lens for Nikon
Unleash the Art of Macro PhotographyThe Tamron AF 90mm f/2.8 Di SP AF/MF 1:1 Macro Lens offers exceptional close-up performance for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras. Its advanced optical design ensures sharp, detailed images with superb resolution.
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Overview
Unleash the Art of Macro Photography
The Tamron AF 90mm f/2.8 Di SP AF/MF 1:1 Macro Lens offers exceptional close-up performance for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras. Its advanced optical design ensures sharp, detailed images with superb resolution.
Key Features
Hood Included
Case Included
Built in motor designed for use with Nikon Cameras
Specifications
Focal Length
90mm
Lens Type
Macro Lens
Compatibility
Nikon Cameras (built-in motor)
Zoom Capability
Not zoomable
Included Accessories
Hood, Case
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this Tamron 90mm macro lens include autofocus functionality with Nikon cameras?
Yes, this lens features a built-in motor that is specifically designed for use with Nikon cameras, enabling autofocus capabilities.
Is this lens suitable for general photography in addition to macro work?
While it is a macro lens, a 90mm prime lens can be versatile for portraits or other situations where a fixed focal length is desired, though its primary strength is close-up photography.
What is the purpose of the included lens hood?
The included lens hood helps to block stray light from entering the lens, which can reduce lens flare and improve image contrast, particularly in bright conditions.
Can this lens be used with camera bodies other than Nikon?
The lens has a built-in motor designed for Nikon cameras; its compatibility or full functionality with other camera brands is not specified.
Does this lens offer any zoom capability?
No, this Tamron 90mm is a prime lens, meaning it has a fixed focal length and is not zoomable.