Tamron SP 35 mm F / 1.4 Di USD (model F045) is the latest optics for full-frame reflex cameras submitted by the Japanese manufacturer, following a growth that has lasted for some moment. This is a objective intended to celebrate the iconic Superior Performance Series ' 40th anniversary, which was born in 1979.
Therefore, it is a definitely significant objective for Tamron in which all the technology of the manufacturer has been combined. It is no coincidence that the focal length of 35 mm was believed to be one of the most iconic for achieving this solution.
The new Tamron SP 35 mm F/1.4 Di USD combines high-quality construction with accurate and quick concentrating capacities, providing photographers a definitely excellent solution. In this regard, the company has stated that "our goal was to achieve high resolution, point light source fidelity and a beautiful bokeh. We have implemented the existing skills, such as our well-known know-how in bokeh creation, and have combined them with innovations such as the BBAR-G2 anti-glare capability coating."
The new Tamron SP 35 mm F/1.4 Di USD has a full-frame viewing angle of 63 ° and has an optical framework in 10 groups with 14 components. The minimum range of focus is 30 cm while the size of the filter is 72 mm. Due to various gaskets in the critical points, the structure is then resistant to dust and water splashes.
Using an electromagnetic diaphragm with 9 blades, the highest aperture of f/2.8 (minimum range of f/16) is acquired. The length settles with a weight of about 815 grams on 104.8 mm (Canon, 102.3 mm for Nikon). Compatible with Canon EF and Nikon F bindings, the new Tamron SP 35 mm F/1.4 Di USD. The cost (or accessibility) for Italy is not currently known, but it is purchased in the US for about $900.