Updated: Sept. 20, 2024
In case you didn’t watch the video, here are my thought about the Tamron 50-400mm Sony e-mount lens. For the first time in way to long, I took a Sunday off. Now, before you all roast me for being a workaholic, I get it and I am working on it. So, what did I do on my day off? I went surfing in the morning for a couple of hours near Davenport, CA.
How were the waves? They were fun! Roughly shoulder high and consistent. A bit shifty with the winds, but I caught a few fun ones. Thank you for asking.
After a wonderful time resetting my mind in the water, I made some tea and headed out on a beach walk to snap some photos for fun. Along the way, I thought making a youtube video would be fun as well, so I made some tea, unpacked my new Tamron 50-400mm, and went for a walk.
Watch the video above to experience the outing for yourself!
A nice leading line of a trail leading to the ocean while on a beach walk with a new lens. Photograph by Dalton Johnson
Tamron 50-400mm Lens Specs
On this beach walk along a remote beach in Northern California, I tried out the Tamron 50-400mm zoom lens for sony e-mount. Yup, that is a mouthful to write. Anyways, this ultra-zoom lens has a ton of impressive details to share:
Weight: 40.7 oz
Length: 7.2 inches
Exposure: F4.5-6.3
8x zoom ratio
Vibration Compensation
The list of awesome things go on and on, but I must admit, at a certain point I just can’t comprehend what all of these things are. For example, the VXD (voice-coil extreme-torque drive) is awesome, but I have no idea what that is. Luckily, we don’t have to know. All we need to know is that this Tamron 50-400mm lens is packed with so many goodies, making it easy to use!
While the day was filled with clouds, taking this new lens our for a walk along the beaches of California was a delight. As you can see from the photos, the weather wasn’t the best, but I still had a great time shooting some images of birds and playing with some black and white images. Overall, I enjoyed my time with this Tamron 50-400m lens and plan on keeping it in my quiver of lenses to use when I need a wide range.