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EPISODE · Feb 27, 2012 · 4 MIN

Présentation du Tamron 24-70mm f/2.8

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Tamron a annoncé récemment un 24-70mm f/2.8 stabilisé. Cette focale est populaire auprès des amateurs passionnés parce qu'elle part d'un grand angle pratique (24mm c'est plus ou moins l'angle de champ qu'on embrasse du regard en tournant légèrement la tête) et va jusqu'à un télé adapté au portrait. La grande ouverture, f/2.8, plaît évidemment aux photographes puisqu'elle promet un grand contrôle sur la lumière et les fonds. L'objectif s'adresse aux reflex à grand capteur Nikon, Canon ou Sony. Mais surtout, et Tamron a été le premier fabricant à le proposer, ce 24-70 est stabilisé. Le tout à un prix qui n'est pas encore connu mais qui devrait être raisonnable, forcément l'annonce faite au CP+ a été twittée et retwittée. J'ai profité du passage de Marc Hourrier, Directeur Général de Tamron France, au quartier général intergalactique, pour en apprendre un peu plus sur cette nouvelle optique pour photographe expert. Marc répond avec sa franchise habituelle, vous l'entendrez !La suite sur Déclencheur...

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