Gear Necessities: Tamron and Samyang’s two brand-new lenses and a competition

The team at Tamron and Samyang appear to have been pretty busy recently with the announcement of Samyang’s AF 50/14 FE Sony lens, Tamron’s A022 150–600mm lens, and their current Tamron Welcome in Spring photography competition.

22 September 2016

The team at Tamron and Samyang appear to have been pretty busy recently with the announcement of Samyang’s AF 50/14 FE Sony lens, Tamron’s A022 150–600mm lens, and their current Tamron Welcome in Spring photography competition.

First off the bat, the Samyang AF 50/14 FE Sony lens has just been released. If you’ve got a full-frame mirrorless camera that you’ve been considering getting an upgraded lens for, this bright autofocus lens may be something for you to consider. This lens works with Sony E-mount models and has an aperture range of f/1.4–16, a minimum focusing distance of 0.45m, and the 67mm filter diameter allows a large amount of light into the lens to enhance your photography, no matter what style you prefer to shoot.

You can find more information on this lens at samyanglensglobal.com.

The new Tamron A022 150–600mm lens has also just been announced. This generation-two ultra-telephoto lens features upgraded optical performance to enhance your handheld shooting, faster autofocus speed, VC enhancements, as well as flourine coating and optional teleconverters. Have a look at this video to see just how sleek this new lens looks.

You can find more information on the Tamron A022 150–600mm lens at tamronlenses.co.nz.

Now that spring has sprung, Tamron have kicked off their Tamron Welcome in Spring photography competition. This year’s competition features two categories: the Spring Landscape category and the Spring ‘Other’ category. All you need to do to enter your image is to get outside and photograph spring in Aotearoa, ‘like’ the Tamron New Zealand Facebook page, and tag your photograph with @TamronNZ. Once you’ve followed all these steps you’ll be in to win one of two Tamron SP lenses. Find all the details here.