SP 35mm F/1.8 Di VC USD

(Model F012)

A fast-aperture prime lens with superior optical performance, close-focusing capability and VC

The new SP Series 35mm lens produces stunning high-resolution quality across a wide range of focusing distances. In particular, this lens features a milestone of proximity never before achieved with a standard lens – at an MOD of 0.2m*.

And with VC, photographers can now fully take advantage of the potential of optical performance from F/1.8 full open aperture. Furthermore, even in close-ups, the lens maintains a wide-angle perspective that will add context and story depth to your subject. The SP 35mm will keep pace with the photographer’s spontaneity – on the spur of the moment, with a handheld shot.

* Rated top among current 35mm fixed focal length interchangeable AF lenses for full-frame DSLR cameras excluding macro lenses (As of July 2015. Source: Tamron).

High Performance at F/1.8 Full Aperture

The open aperture is set to F/1.8 with optimized critical properties at a higher level: superb optical performance coupled with a VC system, a shorter MOD, and a well-balanced form factor. Rigorous simulation processes performed throughout the design phase are materialized in distinguished resolving power and beautifully-tuned background blur, a prominent feature to a fast-aperture, full-frame compliant optic.

Focal length: 35mm Exposure: F/1.8 1/60sec

Closest Focusing Distance in its Class

The SP 35mm (MOD: 0.2m) offers best-in-class close focusing*. A floating system design feature seamlessly optimizes image quality by shifting elements relative to the focus group in close shooting situations.

Of the new SP series lenses, the 35mm lens offers unique opportunities enabling shooting like a wide-angle macro lens.

* 35mm: Rated top among current 35mm fixed focal length interchangeable AF lenses for full-frame DSLR cameras excluding macro lenses (As of July 2015. Source: Tamron).

VC (Vibration Compensation) Integration, Setting Itself Apart

VC deployed on fast-aperture lenses dramatically enhances freedom of hand-held shooting under lime light or dim room light conditions by eliminating minute camera shake.

VC is an excellent attribute to acquire inherent high-fidelity images. In particular, cameras with high-pixel density imagers tend to pick up subtle vibrations, resulting in degradation of image quality.

Focal length: 35mm Exposure: F/4.5 1/30sec

 

Specifications

Specifications

Model F012
Focal Length 35mm
Maximum Aperture F/1.8
Angle of View (diagonal) 63°26’ for full-frame format
43°29’ for APS-C format
Optical Construction 10 elements in 9 groups
Minimum Object Distance 0.2m (7.9 in)
Maximum Magnification Ratio 1:2.5
Filter Size Φ67mm
Maximum Diameter Φ80.4mm
Length* 80.8mm (3.2 in) Canon
78.3mm (3.1 in) Nikon
80.3mm (3.2 in) Sony
Weight 480g (16.9 oz) Canon
450g (15.9 oz) Nikon
450g (15.9 oz) Sony
Aperture Blades 9 (circular diaphragm**)
Minimum Aperture F/16
Image Stabilization Performance 3.0 Stops (CIPA Standards Compliant)
For Canon : EOS-5D MarkIII is used / For Nikon : D610 is used
Standard Accessories Flower-shaped lens hood, Lens caps
Compatible Mounts Canon EF mount, Nikon F mount, Sony A-mount***
Sony A-mount has been discontinued.

Specifications, appearance, functionality, etc. are subject to change without prior notice.

* Length is the distance from the front tip of the lens to the lens mount face.
** The circular diaphragm stays almost perfectly circular up to two stops down from maximum aperture.
*** Sony mount model without VC.

All DSLR camera functions are possible when the Model F045 is attached to a mirrorless camera via the manufacture’s adapter.
Please visit our support website for details:
https://www.tamron.jp/en/support/

For information about compatibility with Nikon Z series cameras, check here
For information about compatibility with Canon EOS R series cameras, check here
For information about compatibility with other cameras, check here

Release Date
September 29th, 2015 (Canon, Nikon)
May 12nd, 2016* (Sony)
* Date of launch in Japan

MTF

Optical Construction (10 elements in 9 groups)