
Tamron
Tamron E10TM1120F2 11-20mm f/2.8 Sony E-Mount Lens Bundle
A constant f/2.8 ultra-wide zoom for Sony APS-C E-mount shooters, bundled with a 64GB UHS-I card to start shooting on day one
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Overview
Specifications
Brand
Tamron
Model
B060
Focal Length
11-20mm
Maximum Aperture
f/2.8 (constant)
Lens Designation
Di III-A (mirrorless APS-C)
Mount
Sony E-Mount
Autofocus Motor
RXD stepping motor
Bundled Memory Card
Lexar Professional 633x 64GB SDXC
Card Speed Class
UHS-I, Class 10
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this Tamron 11-20mm f/2.8 work on a full-frame Sony body?
It is designed for Sony E-mount APS-C cameras as a Di III-A lens. Mounted on a full-frame body it would force crop mode, sacrificing the resolution advantage of a larger sensor.
What is the maximum aperture across the zoom range?
A constant f/2.8 from 11mm to 20mm. That consistency is useful for low light shooting and for video creators who do not want exposure shifting as they zoom.
What kind of autofocus motor does the lens use?
It uses Tamron's RXD stepping motor, designed for quiet and responsive autofocus. That makes it well suited for both stills and video capture on Sony APS-C bodies.
Is the bundled Lexar memory card fast enough for 4K video?
It is a UHS-I Class 10 SDXC card rated 633x. That handles stills and most Full HD video comfortably, though heavy 4K recording often benefits from a faster UHS-II card.
How much storage does the bundled memory card offer?
64GB. That is generous for travel snapshots and casual video, though heavy shooters and 4K creators will likely want additional cards or larger capacities.
Why choose this lens over a standard kit zoom?
Because it pushes wider than typical kit zooms and holds f/2.8 the entire range. That combination opens up ultra wide landscapes, interiors and low-light scenes a kit lens cannot match.