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Tamron 50–400mm F/4.5–6.3 Di III VC VXD Lens for Nikon Z

Tamron 50–400mm F/4.5–6.3 Di III VC VXD Lens for Nikon Z

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Tamron 50–400mm F/4.5–6.3 Di III VC VXD Lens for Nikon Z

An 8x stabilised full-frame telephoto zoom that starts at a surprisingly useful 50mm and reaches 400mm for wildlife, sport and distant details.

The Tamron 50–400mm gives photographers more flexibility at the short end than a typical 100–400mm lens, making it easier to move from environmental portraits or larger subjects to compressed telephoto framing without changing lenses. VC and VXD technologies support handheld long-range work.

Specifications

  • Model: A067Z
  • Mount: Nikon Z
  • Format: Full frame
  • Focal Length: 50–400mm
  • Maximum Aperture: F/4.5–6.3
  • Autofocus Drive: VXD linear motor
  • Image Stabilisation: Tamron VC
  • Filter Size: 67mm

Why Choose This Lens

  • 50mm starting point makes the zoom more versatile for nearby subjects
  • 400mm reach suits wildlife, aviation and outdoor sport
  • VC stabilisation supports handheld telephoto work
  • VXD autofocus helps track changing subjects

Perfect For

  • Wildlife and birds
  • Outdoor sport and motorsport
  • Travel, landscapes and distant details

Compatibility

Designed for Nikon Z-mount full-frame mirrorless cameras. Feature support varies by camera body and firmware.

Shipping Information

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